Go green materially and aesthetically with this Leaf laptop bag. The makers of this bag could have stopped at the recycled microsuede and recycled PET but they continued the green theme to the outside of the bag.
The bag's flap is inspired by an unfurled leaf, and though I find it lovely, I don't know how I'd feel about carrying it.
What do you think.

I can't get enough of Smart Cars, whether it's because one of Sugar's own is
testing it out or because
George Clooney is standing next to his Tango; it's the fun, green hotness right now. Now we have
Nice's MyCar, and though it could be called the Smart Car's competitor, I like to think of it as SC's BFF, since we can only welcome petite, earth-friendly autos.
The geeky elements of this electric vehicle include bluetooth, a laptop dock in the passenger seat (!), and a radio/MP3 player. Basically, the only reason to get out of this little car is to stretch your legs.

Cruising at 34 mpg may not seem like the best gas mileage you can get these days, but then again, you probably aren't driving a Lotus. The high-end sports car manufacturer is unleashing its
newest concept at the 2008 British Motor Show, satisfying the roadster and the eco geek in all of us with the Eco Elise.
Based on the super-swank
Elise line, this baby goes from zero to 60 in 5.8 seconds and is totally green, inside and out.
It's very hard to fault an eco company who's doing right in the world by making products out of green and recycled products. But, it can also be very hard to find a green design that agrees with you.
Such is my issue with BeGoodDesign's recycled leather laptop bag. I love the concept — a laptop bag crafted out of the leather pulled from old car seats — but the looks, I'm not so sure I'm into.