Teeki are a terrific company showing us how fashion and green should go hand in hand by leading the way in sustainable and stylish activewear. A US based operation which makes bikinis and activewear out of recycled plastic water bottles, Teeki talks about creating a ‘Greenstream’, which is all about bringing a ‘going green’ attitude to mainstream fashion. Given that we are heading into summer and heading outdoors, we have a pair of the cute Clouds Hot Pant (pictured) to give away to one lucky reader. These versatile, elastic-free pants are great for biking, running and of course, yoga. Simply leave a comment below telling us your plans for these Clouds Pant for your chance to win! {Comp closes 5pm, Tuesday 23rd October 2012. Open to international entries}.
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