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The environmental footprint of our clothing is substantial. Americans throw away 68 pounds of clothes on average each year, and we only buy 10 pounds of recycled clothes annually.

The materials used to make our attire are often environmentally toxic and require significant amounts of energy and water during the manufacturing process. If you are going to buy new clothes, why not buy those made out of sustainable materials? There are now companies that sell gear made out of crops that require less pesticides and water, such as:

Tiedemann Globe, Inc., announced that Raghouse.com, a longtime and very popular Phoenix-based vintage clothing wholesaler, has opened a new online store.

Tiedemann Globe has been a supplier of vintage treasures (dresses, t-shirts, etc.) for other online stores, retail thrift shops, vintage clothing stores, collectors and customers who want to buy clothes in bulk quantities. 

Moses Mucigu

Clean Energy Foundation Improving Quality of Life in Kenya With Nokero’s Solar Lights

Moses Mucigu can afford to smile as he holds a solar charged Nokero N100 bulb and his old tin kerosene lamp. The solar charged bulb was provided by the Clean Energy Foundation (CEF)  in an effort to “Stamp out tin kerosene lamps” in Africa. 

(January 31, 2011) Nairobi, Kenya--The news is often horrific.

Tiedemann Globe, Inc. is now a member of the Secondary Materials and Recylced Textiles Association (SMART).

The dynamic nature of the textile recycling industry constantly provides new challenges and SMART has responded with a variety of avenues to keep its members informed, educated and competitive. They include:

Chandler's Tony Tiedemann was named “Person of the Year” by Project We Remember on Saturday, October 23 at the organization's 1st Annual Remember the Night event at the Doubletree Paradise Valley Resort in Scottsdale.

Video on Facebook.

Mr. Tiedemann, whose philanthropic efforts have supported Project We Remember for three years, shared the honor with Keller-Williams Realtors, PWR's Corporation of the Year.

Tiedemann Globe, Inc. founder and president Tony Tiedemann was featured in the Phoenix Business Journal on October 1, 2010.

To read the online version click here.

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