Spring cleaning just met its match in Everspring, Target’s new household essentials owned brand designed with sustainability in mind. Everspring features more than 70 items that include biobased or recycled materials or natural fibers—everything from laundry detergent, dish soap and paper towels to essential oils, candles and hand soap in amazing scents. The brand arrives in time for Earth Day (April 22!), with new products continuing to roll out throughout the year.
“Everspring is a great example of how we’re listening—and responding—to the evolving needs of our guests in a way that’s uniquely Target,” said Christina Hennington, senior vice president, general merchandise manager, Target. “Guests can feel confident they’re purchasing essentials for their home that include ingredients and components they want and have the efficacy they need to get daily routines done. And, at prices nearly 20 percent less than comparable brands and a focus on fresh design, Everspring offers guests another compelling reason to stock up at Target.”
The in-house design team that brought Everspring to life has been equally thoughtful about how the products are packaged as they were the contents. The packaging has easy-to-understand ingredient lists and graphic icons on the front of each product so you know what’s in the product and what’s not—plus a sleek design worthy of any counter. The majority of the packaging’s bottles are made up of 50 percent or more recycled content, including post-consumer plastic.Naturally, Everspring is Target Clean compliant, our unique definition for products that are formulated without specific chemicals often found in cleaning products like phthalates and propyl-paraben. In stores, you can find Everspring products alongside similar products within the category as well as the Target Clean section of the aisle.
And can we talk about how amazing these products smell?! The team carefully selected fresh and original scent combinations made with essential oils. Think citrus and basil, lavender and bergamot, and geranium and herbs. Keep your eye out for seasonal, limited-time-only scents too.
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