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Shop Online and Ship EarlySkip the crowds, the long lines and the search for parking by shopping online. Not only is it more convenient, it's more efficient. And the ease of online ordering will sooth a few frazzled nerves. Or consider giving something that won't end up cluttering the closet like a fun activity, subscription, cooking class, service, trip or something edible.Here are a few of our favorite websites for unique, sustainable and fun gifts. Don't delay, find that perfect green gift now and select ground shipping -- it's six times more efficient than overnight air shipping which means less pollution. Don't buy out of desperation, get something you know they'll love and if you're not sure, make sure it can be easily exchanged or eaten - everyone loves tasty treats! etsy.com A marketplace for anything and everything handmade, Etsy is the place for find lovingly crafted items from hundreds of thousands of artists. From traditional crafts made hip to housewares and fine jewelry, Etsy is a wonderful place to find custom and one-of-a-kind items for anyone on your list - especially those hard to shop for people who are too cool for anything mass-produced. Find a gift made from recycled materials.
This eco-friendly baby store, owned by our very own Eco-Mom columnists, has everything a new parent needs, including toys made of organic cotton, like this cute monkey. From apparel to appliances, Greenfeet selects only natural, long-lasting products for your home and has a great selection of housewares, including colorful bamboo bowls.
Featuring stylish, modern -- and of course, sustainable -- gifts, Branch has an extensive selection of felt items from wine racks to pebbles. 3r has great prices on all kinds of carefully selected "future friendly products." Unfortunately, the hand painted recycled light bulb ornaments have already sold out but you could make your own or settle for a felt dog bone ornament.
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