What does IXG stand for? I Work Green, I Play Green, I Live Green, I X Green, IXG.  

The IXG online store provides a variety of organic apparel, green gifts and customizable IXG Green Packs.
IXG Green Packs, IXG's flagship product, come loaded with the following eco-friendly products: an I Shop Green reusable shopping bag, I Drink Green travel mug or I Snack Green containers, I Live Green sports bottle and a 100% organic t-shirt or Polo.  

IXG has developed fun and practical eco-friendly products and programs for environmental enthusiasts of all ages. Conceived to engage communities of children and adults, National Green Week, I Ride Green and I Play Green campaigns are designed to stimulate family-based green practices, integrate green activities, projects and exercises into class-based curricula, jump start new school environmental initiatives, and engage sports teams to play green. 

Corporate IXG Green Packs, the perfect gift for employees and customers, can be personalized with your company's logo along with the specific way that you support the environment. For example, your company's IXG Polo shirts could have your logo embroidered on the front left chest and the I Work Green insignia on the left sleeve. You can select a verb that matches your business and fits in with the I X G model, i.e. I Ship Green, I Garden Green, or I Clean Green! To order your company's custom IXG please contact service@ixg.com.

IXG provides sponsorship and co-branding opportunities for businesses who want to support and promote environmental education through the Green Education Foundation. A portion of all proceeds from IXG will be donated to the Green Education Foundation. The Green Education Foundation, a non-profit, provides educational resources that promote sustainable, impactful pro-green behaviors in children, families, and communities. Companies are invited to contact service@ixg.com if interested in sponsoring children and/or schools for any of the following Green Education Foundation environmental campaigns.  

I Ride Green Campaign
The U.S. Department of Transportation reports that American adults use vehicles even when they are traveling ½ mile or less. These short trips culminate in 15 million miles every single day. IXG's I Ride Green campaign is combating these alarming statistics by mobilizing children and adults to Ride Green.  Riding green is simple, but replicated nationwide has the potential to significantly reduce the tons of toxic fumes polluting our air with the added benefit of promoting health. There are two ways to Ride Green. The first, as a rule, choose a non-motorized means of transportation, such as bike riding or rollerblading and get the added physical health benefit. Second, when you absolutely have to utilize motorized transportation opt to carpool, when safe, or take public transportation. IXG is calling on businesses and corporations to provide I Ride Green sports bottles to student athletes in their communities. Please inquire at service@ixg.comThis e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

I Play Green Campaign
According to the Container Recycling Institute, an incredible 200 billion disposable drink containers are trashed annually. Many of these contaminate our playing fields, landfills, and oceans. The I Play Green campaign is combating these alarming statistics by mobilizing sports organizations and athletes to go green by 12/12/12 to coincide with the next Olympic Games.  Playing green is simple. IXG is seeking the support of coaches, community leaders, and sports organizations to promote  the use of reusable drink containers for all games and practices, create recycling opportunities at fields, utilize eco-friendly field management products, and advocate for installation of water fountains, if not currently available. IXG is calling on businesses and corporations to provide I Play Green reusable sports bottles to student athletes in their communities. Please inquire at service@ixg.com. 

National Green Week
All IXG customers are also encouraged to enroll their schools in National Green Week, an environmental public awareness campaign mobilizing one million students that is scheduled to begin the week of February 1-5, 2010 and will run through Earth Day, April 22, 2010. Participating schools can plan their green week anytime between these dates. National Green Week will prove that students, parents and communities by working together can institute personal and systemic environmentally-sound practices that have measurable and sustainable impact on global environmental issues. Enroll your school or organization today at: www.NationalGreenWeek.com.