99 S. Elliott Road
Chapel Hill
Village Plaza
919-929-8944
“Finally, a community store that is focused entirely on eco-friendly, sustainable and fairly traded goods”
Thinking and buying green used to mean cruising the Internet for products that matched ones needs and standards but often buying sight unseen. Long-time environmental advocate and area resident, Shawn Slome opened Twig to help make that eco-friendly choice easier. The staff works hard to find simple, intelligent and beautiful ways to help you bring a green philosophy into your life.
Twig offers a modern mix of functional clothing and items for the home and garden that are fairly traded and produced with as little impact on the environment as possible.
Eco-moms love Twigs childrens corner that features a large selection of organic cotton infant and toddler clothing and toys. All toys and games are made out of natural and nontoxic materials. Newborns will be happy with Bisphenol A-Free and Phthalate-Free baby bottles from Green To Grow and plastic-free compostable/flushable diapers from G-Diaper.
Hydrate guilt free with stainless water bottles by Klean Kanteen; help curb the flow of plastic waste while ensuring that your drinking water is safe for your family.
In the clothing department there are comfortable and stylish contemporary clothes made of organic cotton, bamboo, soy and hemp for both men and women.
For the home, Twig has an attractive selection of bamboo tableware, chefs boards and serving pieces by Totally Bamboo. There are smart power strips that shut off the electricity to small appliances and computer systems when not in use as well as battery-free dynamo flashlights and radios from E-gear.
Twig’s friendly, well-trained staff is available to inform and to educate. You can feel good about shopping locally and knowing the story behind your purchases.
Whether you are seeking to green-up your lifestyle or you just need a great birthday, wedding or baby gift, youll find an abundance of smart choices at Twig.
Sustainable Style and Green Without Envy. Thats Twig.
