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I say, “wear what you love and love what you wear.” My assistant Margi says she wears her heart on her sleeve. If you are wearing an Earth Bitch Jacket you are literally wearing something you love and care about on your sleeve.
What you wear says a lot about your personality, your interests, and what you might be up to.
Don’t just dress to impress, dress to spark up a conversation.
It is critical to be genuine when your wearables draw attention. Imagine yourself at the check out and the patron next to you asks, “Your purse is adorable, is it a hedgehog?”
This is the perfect segue to reply, “Thank you. Actually it is a Tenrec, an endangered species from the island of Madagascar. Would you like to pet it?”
If you have peaked their interest you can add something like, “Similar to hedgehogs they can roll into little balls, swim and they can be as small as a few centimeters long weighing less than 5 grams!”




Just imagine the conversation starter that might be triggered by wearing a gigantic bead encrusted beetle on your sleeve.






Fashion that actively encourages conversation.


Earth Bitch jackets are conversation starters. Each one is dedicated to endangered species. Every detail stitched in is symbolic. The arm band represents our mission to stand up for and speak out for wildlife protection. Each armband is embellished with a patch that adds depth to a critical story.
Hidden somewhere on each jacket is a small printed applique that reads, “We are the life.” Earth Bitch believes we are all stewards of the earth. It is our responsibility to honor and protect the eco systems we live in.
The redesigned black tulle skirt above is getting jazzed up with sparkly beaded dung beetles. A new life, this revived number has a message to share, when the Rhino is gone so too will be the dung beetle.
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