Fake Forest makes eco-mean stuff.

“Eco-friendly” is how you feel when you buy something that seems
good for the environment because it looks “green,” or the label has
three bent arrows chasing each other in a triangular loop, or words
like recycled, recyclable and natural, without defining what they
mean. It's like, “Dude, I hope I'm saving the Earth!”

“Eco-mean” is how you feel when you stop hugging trees and start
throwing rocks. Nah, not at the trees, but at companies that pose
as your eco-friends instead of just explaining the materials used
in their products and how they get produced from start to finish,
so that people can make the most informed choices possible. It's
like, “Dude, show me what you're made of!”

Fake Forest researches and designs products to have minimal
impact on the Earth's resources. We consider and make known all
ingredients, percentages, and processes.

Fake Forest is a project of Fake I.D.