Monday, April 16, 2007

Did you know that Ella Bleu is really green?

Everyday, businesses like ours are shipped boxes within boxes of goods that are packed with Styrofoam, plastic wrap, newspaper and mail that really add up to a lot of waste. Many businesses are just too busy to separate each item, break down all the boxes and bring them to the proper recycle bin.

At Ella Bleu, we know each and every person, home or business has a responsibility to the future of our planet and our children. We do our very best to recycle anything we can and make it easy for our customers to do the same by using 100% recyclable shopping bags. Please recycle any bag that you receive from Ella Bleu or simply drop them off at the boutique and we'll be happy to reuse and/or recycle the items for you! Be sure to ask the businesses you like to support do the same. A little extra time and effort can make a big difference for our beautiful world!
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About Us

A few words from the owners of Ella Bleu Boutique: Kim & Thierry--- These days it seems like everyone owns a boutique or at least thinks they want to open one. I suppose the reason I find this interesting is because in almost any other profession you typically require some kind of education or degree. This would then indicate that you deserve the authority to advise people who come to you for the services that you offer, that you do indeed know what you are doing. The desirable world of fashion however has no such requirements and thus has bore gazillions of boutiques all over the country of imparting advice to innocent individuals who hand their trust over to some sales person who tells them “OH! That looks faaaabulous on you!” when in fact it is shocking and horrific. They sell these unassuming customers the “must have trends” that only 1% of the population can wear,(and by the way, that 1% are supermodels and movie stars) and that the rest of the average women(meaning: I work full time, drive carpool, cook, clean and do laundry all in one day) cannot actually translate to her everyday life. *To view more please visit archived posting, "About Us"