At AirDye®, we possess a fundamental belief that sustainability and style can marry well together with the right innovation.

Want proof of concept? Check out the best eco-fashion blogs from around the Web:

• Ethicalstyle publishes monthly issues about ethics in the fashion industry.

• Evolvedfashion covers the girly side of going green, featuring everything from handbags to nail polish.

• Fashiontakesaction—a Canadian-based operation—believes in the story behind the style. They’re all about textiles: considering the cumulative effect of producing a single garment, from the water it takes to grow a crop to the dye used in production.

• Ecosalon covers green living as a whole, but offers a healthy dose of eco-clothing coverage. Plus, we just think their website is cool.

• Fabgreen highlights indie-inspired pieces with a conscience.

Every now and then we like to throw a little love to our fellow green bloggers. Here’s a look our favorite stuff on the Web this week:

+ Materialicious discovered the Garden Street Loft project in Hoboken, a sustainable condo complex with a green roof and glass windows that help regulate temperature and reduce energy use.

+ Inhabitat bloggers are on the scene, reporting on eco-fashion from the Designers and Agents show in New York.

+ Aveda became the first company to earn cradle-to-cradle certification, awarded for seven of their products. (Via greenbiz)

+ The New York Times tipped us off to Broadway’s first green theater, built with recycled materials in the walls and waterless toilets in the restrooms.