Hippy Shopper has teamed up with Spreadshirt.co.uk for the launch of their new certified organic cotton range, and we’re giving away £300 worth of vouchers to spend on your own DIY (Design It Yourself) clothes. (To enter the competition click “continue reading…” below.)

Now after all of that excitement, what can I say about this Spreadshirt malarkey? I have three words: bloomin’ brilliant idea. You upload any design or slogan you want, use their design feature to plonk it on a t-shirt, hoody etc. and receive your garment apparently within 48 hours. Spreadshirt now carries five new items made from certified organic cotton. Continental Clothing "Organics" and American Apparel "Sustainables" come in four colours, plus they’ve even got an organic cotton babygrow as requested by eco-conscious parents.

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Peace One Day is the story of one man’s attempts to persuade the global community via the United Nations to officially sanction a global ceasefire day; a day of non-violence; a day of Peace. This documentary charts the remarkable 5-year journey of the filmmaker as he meets heads of state, Nobel Peace Laureates, aid agencies, freedom fighters, media moguls, the innocent victims of war and, eventually, everyone who was anyone at the UN. The movie is an incredible insight into what it takes to change the world and how all of us can change the world with the smallest of actions...it is possible. And Jeremy Gilley shows us how.

Ethical emporium Natural Collection have three videos to give away to hippyshopper readers. To be in with a chance of winning a DVD copy of this inspiring film, email hippycomps@gmail.com with your name, address, and the subject header 'peace'.

Fancy getting hold of a new digital camera, a DS lite or a huge pile of DVDs? You're in luck! Shiny Red - a partnership between the Shiny Media founders and PR agency The Red Consultancy - have £100 worth of Amazon.co.uk vouchers to give away to one lucky reader with a few minutes to spare to talk about their online habits.

Click here to take the survey and be in with your chance of winning the dosh. The survey only takes a couple of minutes to complete.

Fancy snagging £100 in Amazon.co.uk vouchers just for ticking a few boxes? Shiny Red - a partnership between the Shiny Media founders and PR agency The Red Consultancy - want to know a bit about your online habits.

Click here to take their survey (it only takes a couple of minutes) and be in with a chance of winning the vouchers and treating yourself to whatever books, CDs, DVDs or gadgets take your fancy.

These are no ordinary flip-flops: Chabah shoes are all made under the company's commitment to 'responsible, local, affordable' trading, and with over 40 styles to choose from, they cater to a wide range of tastes. These simple Artemis thong sandals have a gently sloping heel, and come in five different colours; the flat version is the Apollo. Each style is designed by local workers in Northern Thailand.

When I get bored at work I often start daydreaming about escaping somewhere interesting. I know that cheap flights are a completely irresponsible green sin, but on a long Monday afternoon, those £20 Ryanair fares start to look tempting.

Luckily, before I had time to had time to convince myself that the destruction of the planet is a small price to pay for a winter holiday, I noticed the latest special offers from the Eurostar...

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It's amazing to think that ethical fashion superstore Adili is only five months old, jam-packed as it is with fair trade, environmentally friendly clothing that doesn't compromise on style.

But successful shops are getting younger, and this new kid on the block has admitted it's not old enough to parade itself on the London Fashion Week catwalk just yet. However, to celebrate Fairtrade Fortnight (26th Feb-11 Mar), Adili is offering an exclusive discount for Hippyshopper readers: simply quote 'AD12' with your first purchase, and get 10% off any product. Sounds 'fair' to us!

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ecocentra is a new online marketplace that only lists products that are of an eco-friendly and ethical nature. So, you'll be able to advertise that surplus of home-made organic jam to a like-minded audience.

The site is open to all - organisations and individuals. Even better, listing is completely free. Commission is only charged when you sell something (and then it's just 2%).

To mark this recent launch ecocentra are waiving the 2% commission until 31st January 2007. Also, as a special offer for HippyShopper readers, ecocentra are giving a further six months free use if you list at least five products. To get the six month deal simply join at the website, and email info@ecocentra.com quoting "hippy shopper offer".

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Of course you do… and we've got 30 up for grabs. If you want to be part of a unique and exclusive testing group for a brand new mobile service from Yell.com then we want to hear from you.

If you're based in the UK (sorry, overseas devotees!) and want to get involved and tell us your opinions on a service that launches next year then email your name, address and phone number to Yellmobileblog@redconsultancy.com

As well as getting a shiny new phone (see what I did there?), you can participate from the comfort of your location of choice (as long as your choice is in the UK). What more could you possibly want? Sign up today!

To help you have a Fair Trade Christmas, Ethical Superstore is offering new customers £5 off their first order (of at least £20). Enter the code X5WFF at the checkout.

If you don't qualify for the above discount, don't fret; you can buy an Eco Kettle for just £31 and claim a free jar of Fairtrade tea.

Via Ecostreet

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