A Cooler Planet

(Green Store)

2211 W Roscoe St

Chicago, IL 60618

(773) 248-1110

www.itsacoolerplanet.com

an eco lifestyle store- Come and visit us and you won't be disappointed. We want you to feel at home and leave inspired by our products. We hope your

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9 Comments about A Cooler Planet

"A Cooler Planet was a stellar little shop, but they recently released an email newsletter telling us they'll be closing. Sad day. This was cute, abo" - yelp.com

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"A great little store with a bit of everything. I've been trying to make some better more informed choice about what I consume and the products I" - yelp.com

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"A step inside this North Side shop sheds light on how to incorporate green products into your daily routine. Up front, a large chalkboard shares tips " - citysearch.com

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"I heard about this place from a Daily Candy email. It's right in the hood so I went right away. It's owed by two sisters (who I met) and it's just the" - yelp.com

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"I love this place in Roscoe Village. The best days are when the owner has her dog there. There are a bunch of unique items that one would " - yelp.com

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"I love this store! The owner (well, the one I met) is so so so nice and helpful. I purchased a wool comforter because I couldn't tolerate " - yelp.com

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"I stopped in, on the advice of my Daily Candy e-mail, during the store's first week of business. I was babysitting and had my charge--stroller a" - yelp.com

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"I was lucky enough to happen upon this store while out Christmas shopping, and when I left I was finished with all my gifts. I won't spoil the s" - yelp.com

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"These sisters have done their homework. No green washing here. No "green" fad. Truly great products and information that can help anyone mak" - citysearch.com

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