119: Peace House Studio: Sustainable Children's Clothing That Lasts!

I'm talking with Nick Bergmann of Peace House Studio- Nick and his spouse Kate are creating children's clothes that can be bought back when outgrown and patched up and passed onto a new child with even more fun personality! (check out the cutie patootie top in the cover, and also in my Instagram promo!)

We talk about the start of Peace House Studio, and the Three Pillars of sustainability: people, planet and profit, and what that means to them. We also discuss Organic vs. sustainability: Does organic always mean better or has it morphed into a marketing term? This is a deep subject, but one Peace House Studio cares deeply about and is working with; should they purchase organic cotton from India and have it travel across the world, or prioritize less travel and work with more local providers in this country? This is the organic conversation they're having.

I loved this conversation with Nick, learning about the clothing startup processes and thought patterns, their trials and goals, and how transparent they are about sustainability.

You can find Peace House Studio at their website https://www.peacehousestudio.com/

They showcase some beautiful clothes on their Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/peacehousestudio/

They're also on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/peacehouseME/

*Post recording correction from Nick: The CPSC stands for Consumer Product Safety Commission.