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Fallout - Chapter 8 "Back to Basics"

Jack Daniels x F!Reader Explicit/18+ (Minors DNI please) Chapter Word Count: 6.4k Chapter Tags: Trauma response, description of training, description of weaponry, use of a gun, PTSD/Trauma flashbacks, traumatic reaction, grounding, slight intimacy, description of wounds/scars, beginning of a friendship, drinking, eluding to being drunk at times (sensibly).

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Training Jack proved to be somewhat difficult - especially when he finally had a weapon placed back in his hands.

A/N: Thinking of changing the artwork for this series...thoughts? Also I'm officially scrapping an upload schedule. I started this as an every Wednesday idea, but I've found it too restrictive. I'm now just going to upload whenever I had a chapter ready! It'll still be regularly that this series gets updated, but that just gives me a bit more freedom!

Your time spent in the bar after work was somewhat different to how you first imagined it to be. Rather than the tipsy affair you had in your head, instead you opted for nursing a whiskey while plotting what training you could offer Jack. You swilled the contents of the glass around briefly as you contemplated what you had planned, your eyes scanning over scrawled notes littering the book you’d been using, before you were joined by a familiar southern drawl. 

“How’s it coming along?” Tequila had asked as he slid into the booth with you, a cold beer in hand. He took a swig of the drink as he got himself settled in next to you as you both awaited the rest of your party to join.

“I think I’ve got it nailed down. Here,” you pushed your notepad over towards Tequila, “have a look and see what you think?”. 

Tequila took another swig from his bottle before setting it down on a coaster and turning his attention to the book you’d been jotting down notes in all evening. Although your meeting with Jack was brief, combined with what Tequila had already told you about his rehabilitation after Jack had left had given you a good framework to start plotting with. You knew before Tex had given you more information that this would have to be a very different training plan, but you hadn’t anticipated just how different. 

Time. That was going to be the main difference - even in spite of the fact Jack had been a very well respected, and highly trained, agent for so many years, there was not an element of this that you could rush. Normally your goal was to get recruits to a high standard as fast as possible, and as you only ever dealt with the weapons training it was simple for you to streamline the process. All your training could be simplified as the more you practise, the better you get.

But Jack would have to be different. The kind of trauma he had faced over his life, totally unchecked too, made you take a different approach. You wouldn’t even dare put a weapon in his hands for a few weeks at least, and only would on the advice of Loretta. 

Tequila nodded slowly as he read over your notes, following the words with his finger - an endearing trait about Tex you’d picked up on when he told you about his dyslexia, and the struggles he sometimes had when it came to the admin side of his job. He’d found ways to make it work for him, and never didn’t turn in his reports, but there were still times you’d see him struggle. Your handwriting probably didn’t help, either…

“Looks good, London,” he said, smiling as he handed you the book back, “are you gonna start training him right away?” he asked. You nodded, placing your ribbon page marker into the book before closing the cover and tucking the book back in your bag. 

“No point delaying things. I imagine Jack’ll want to get going soon anyway. Sounds like he’s been itching to get back out there,” you said, returning to nursing your drink. Tequila chuckled as he took a sip of his drink. 

“You’re not wrong there. For months he was fine, and didn’t want to really think about it. But these last few weeks he’s turned a corner and there’s been a huge shift in him - and for the better, too. He’ll be pleased to know you’ll want to start immediately.” 

You smiled at Tex, finishing the last of your drink. 

“It’s good to have you back. I missed you; we all did,” you said. He pulled you in for a side hug, squeezing you tight into his solid frame. He planted a soft kiss in your hair, then released you. 

“I missed you too, kid.”

You’d spent the rest of that evening catching up with Tequila, finding out about his life in the UK with Astrid, who when she joined the table the two of you both almost broke down in tears after finally being reunited. She coddled you in her arms and it was like no time had passed at all - suddenly it was over two years ago,  the night before you found out where you were being stationed, and the two of you were drunkenly hugging like your lives depended on it. 

Tequila and Astrid would be staying States-side for a while, but that didn’t stop the two of you treating that night like you’d never see each other again. By the time the morning rolled around, and you peeled yourself off your bed, you cursed the fact you’d let Astrid talk you into three rounds of shots to finish the night off. Getting up to brew a pot of coffee, you thanked your lucky stars you’d told Jack to not meet you until the afternoon, and opted to type up his training plan from your work laptop at home so you could at the very least nurse your hangover in the comfort of your sweatpants and no bra. 

Jack’s training plan was a solid one, and this was probably the most thought you’d ever put into a recruit’s programme. Which sounded bad, given that for over a year it had been your job to train the next generation of recruits - but Jack was complicated, he wasn’t a fresh slate like so many who walked in through the doors of your office. There were so many adjustments you needed to make before you could confidently loosen the reins with him like your other students, even if he did technically have more experience than you in this line of work. 

The major adjustment you’d had to make with him was significantly dialling back on the combat and weapons side of things. Having spoken to both Tex and Loretta to get an idea of the kind of rehab programme he’d been undertaking, it was clear that the very last thing you should consider was putting a weapon in his hand. Which was something you knew anyway, but after re-reading his therapy notes once the caffeine hit your system that morning, you thought twice about also getting him involved in physical combat. 

That afternoon, once you’d made yourself look somewhat presentable, you’d started at ground level with Jack, and so began the next two months of you being his 1-on-1 trainer. Meeting at your office, he’d then been given a tour to the site as if he were a fresh-faced twenty-something who had been poached by Statesman, with no prior secret service training under his belt. He’d met all his new colleagues, some of whom he already knew , and learnt about all the recent developments that had happened since he’d been taken off active duty. 

Then, the admin work. How you didn’t pull your hair out with him you’d never quite understand - for a man who had been in a job literally engulfed with technology for the best part of two decades, it was like watching a fawn how to walk on ice when it came to him getting to grips with the new system and the way in which things were filed. Long gone were the days of brown envelopes containing classified information, a system he was so comfortable with, and in with digital. 

After the twelfth consecutive training day of getting him used to the system, you almost lost your rag at him. You were behind on your own paperwork now, with Jack’s training slowly becoming to the detriment of your own cases. At just turned four o’clock one afternoon, with your head in your hands, you grumbled at him. 

“How did you manage before?” you’d asked, genuinely curious how he’d gotten by if he was this shit with technology. He’d just shrugged, wiping his hands across his face in equal frustration at the fact he couldn’t grasp it. 

“I’d had assistants for years! I never needed to worry about any of this shit,” he’d said, which suddenly answered a lot of your questions. 

Jack was the biggest pain in your ass you’d ever known. You thought that for someone who had been given a second chance at life that he might be a little more grateful to the training you were giving him – and in the discreet manner in which you were giving it. Jack didn’t make it easy for you; for as much as you were happy with the cover story that he was brand new to Statesman, the former senior agent spent a fair bit of his time out chatting to other colleagues in a way where it was very obvious he clearly had a past with the company.

But still, you persevered. Sticking to your word, you didn’t tell anyone who he really was, even when you were asked about it. Schmidt had enquired about him on a few occasions.

“Tex says he’s new, but I’m not convinced y’know. Is there more to it?” he’d asked one afternoon you’d gone to get coffees. You’d just shrugged it off, answering with a non-committal, “Not that I’ve been told”.

But in spite of how much you wanted to ring his fucking neck some days, Jack gradually got the hand of it. He saw how much effort you’d put in, and when he’d noticed you not leaving your office one night just to catch up on your own work, he’d seen the sacrifice you were making to your own caseload just to make sure that he was getting the training he’d needed. 

Filled with guilt, he’d brought you a latte that next morning ( with an extra shot of espresso) , and had started pulling extra hours himself to make sure he had it nailed. He would repeat anything he didn’t understand time and time again until he cracked it. You found him one night cooped up in the library by himself in the corner, desperately typing away on a laptop. The smallest quip of a grin could be seen on his face, and you slinked away that evening with a sense of pride that he’d finally started getting it. 

After that night, spending time with Jack slowly got more tolerable. You’d be lying if you said that the two of you hadn’t got off to a rocky start - he was someone who had been so used to getting any privileges handed to him on a silver platter, and now for the first time in years he was actually having to work for it. It had obviously ground his gears, and he’d resented you somewhat while he was getting to grips with everything anew. As his training officer, you became the face of all his misfortune, in his mind you were the reason that he wasn’t progressing faster. 

But once he got over himself and let his ego calm down, he started to see that none of this was your fault, and instead you were doing everything in your power to help speed this along. In a way he started to admire you - how you held yourself, how kind you were, and how far you had come with Statesman in such a short amount of time. The two of you might have still butted heads from time to time, but on the whole it was getting to be a much more amicable relationship the two of you had. 

Finally, Jack started making progress in leaps and bounds. Not only was he finally getting the hand of filing the paperwork, and making record time for some of it now after hours of practice, but Loretta had finally cleared him for using firearms. 

“There ain’t a guarantee he’s totally ready. There never will be, child. But his sessions have been the most positive since I met the guy. I’d say it’s worth a try ,” she’d said. 

You were nervous about the prospect of Jack handling a weapon - you’d read his file and knew what a marksman he used to be, and how he could handle himself in seemingly any situation. Of all the agents who were serving with the organisation at the time of his accident, Jack had suffered the fewest injuries across the entire team, even in spite of how long he had worked here. There was a part of you who worried that he’d try and relive his glory days, and go too far too soon, and you wouldn’t be able to stop him. 

But you trusted Loretta, and if she said his sessions were becoming more positive, and that this was worth trialling, you had no reason to not believe her. She was an honest woman, worth her weight in salt, and would never suggest Jack do something if she didn’t think he was ready to take on the challenge from a mental standpoint. 

So, just over two months after your formal introduction, you were finally in the weapons department. Jack marvelled at how the room had changed since his time in here last - even though this is where the two of you had met, he hadn’t really paid much attention to what this room was like. His focus had more so been pinned on the woman in a waistcoat who was to be his training officer for the foreseeable future… 

There were so many safety features installed here in comparison to when he was last in here for official training duties. He swallowed a lump in his throat as he took in the dozens of additional locks and biometric keypads that now covered the cases of weapons and internal doors to the weapons room, a clear indicator of what went wrong with him. 

You let him have a session just getting used to the feel of the weapons room now - even if Loretta had said he could try the weapons, you were in no hurry to put a gun in his hand on the first day. You’d been strict about it, locking away all bullets and magazines behind a biometric lock tailored to you before his session had even begun, just to make sure that he couldn’t suddenly flip a switch and go all trigger-happy. 

But to your great relief, he didn’t. He happily took in his new surroundings, made notes as to the newer weapons that had come in since his time, as well as just get a feel for what a gun felt like again. 

Jack smiled taut down at the small silver revolver, engraved with Statesman’s ‘S’ on the leather handle. It was not all too dissimilar to the kind of pistols he once carried. It was almost bittersweet to handle them once again, and you stood back and watched how he reacted to having them in his grasp once more. 

“You alright?” you’d asked him. Jack had simply nodded, caressing the metal with his thumb gently, before putting them back in their allocated holder. 

“Yes, ma’am. With your permission, I think I’d be ready for us to start using them in training, if you saw fit,” he’d said. 

Truthfully, you no longer had a reason to say no. Loretta had cleared him, and after a couple of sessions where any and all ammunition had been under lock and key, you were satisfied that he was as ready as he could be to start that part of the training now. 

So, you agreed. 

But when it came to those sessions, you were instantly regretting your decisions. For the first time in weeks you were seeing the cockier side of Jack again, the side you’d come to learn  would come out in a situation when he thought he was the only person who could know the answer. It wasn’t very often he would drag up his prior stint with the agency in a session with you, mainly due to the risk of someone overhearing who was not meant to know anything about his former moniker. But also because he’d agreed, along with yourself, Champ, and Loretta, that he’d likely fare better if he didn’t focus on what once was, and instead only looked forward to what would be. 

You weren’t sure what exactly got into him this morning to make him such a colossal ass , but you had no fucking patience for it anymore. You were almost ready to call the session to an early close, but after making him wait for so long to give this a go, you figured you owed it to your student to at least let him have a go. 

That didn’t mean he remotely appreciated your generosity. 

“I know how to hold a fuckin’ gun, Mimosa,” Jack said, anger evident in his tone and an annoyance seeping in. You rolled your eyes ( for the fifteenth time this session, you might add ) and sighed as Jack gripped the handle on the pistol. 

“You used to know, Seltzer,” you said, earning you a disapproving grunt from the former senior agent. You knew it pissed him off no end to be called by anything other than Jack, or Whiskey, but that was a title his own stupidity has forfeited. You’d happily remind him of that whenever he so needed it - it helped to bring him down a little bit, you found. Normally you’d call him Jack, but today you couldn’t be fucking bothered with his childish attitude. 

“Stop callin’ me that,” Jack murmured under his breath as he started loading the pistol for the first round of shots. He had hoped you wouldn’t notice, but unfortunately for him your hearing was significantly sharper than what he gave you credit for.

“Seltzer, I’ll have less of that,” you said. Jack’s eyes darted up to meet yours, a flush creeping up his neck and onto his cheeks as he realised he’d been made. You couldn’t help but chuckle under your breath as you caught the agent, virtually red handed, embarrassed that he’d been found out. 

Or slightly angry. You weren’t sure. 

“Sorry,” he said coyly, breaking eye contact. He rolled his shoulders back, warming up his muscles to get into position and start firing the pistol at the target.

You furrowed your brow as you watched how he held himself, lining his body up for the shot. The muscles in his shoulders tensed all wrong, his arms weren’t bent properly, and his feet were far too close together. You leant back against the bench at the back of the room, lined with weapons and ammunition, and crossed your arms across your chest. Jack wouldn’t hurt himself if he took a shot like this, so you didn’t need to intervene from a health and safety point of view. But you wondered if he took a shot like this, which would inevitably be off-target, it might make him realise he needed more help than he imagined. 

Jack got into position, albeit the wrong one, and inhaled sharply. He knew something wasn’t right, he could feel it. The gun felt too heavy, his arms were locked up, and his body felt like it was twisting in a manner that was now foreign to him. This was something he’d done day in, day out, for over two decades. He plainly refused to accept that he’d forgotten this ability, and instead of doing the sensible thing and asking for a correction, he carried on.

Like an angry bull going after a bull rider.  

He inhaled sharply and squeezed the trigger, releasing a bullet from the barrel, his breath never exhaling as he took the shot. The sensation of the bullet flying out the barrel careered up Jack’s arms and left a shaking feeling coursing round his body, his muscles still locked up and not releasing even once the bullet was out from the barrel. Time seemed to slow down as he watched the bullet fly out across the room, and avoid the target completely. 

Jack sighed at the miss, but what frightened him more than the disappointment that he’d failed was the feeling he was left with after. Not anger, not frustration - but anxiety. Even long after the sound from the shot firing had ceased ricocheting around the bunker the two of you were in, the noise continued to ring in his ear. 

The pitch of the bullet ringing around in his head got louder and more high pitched with every passing moment, and he screwed up his eyes to try and make it go away. It felt like the beginning of a sharp migraine piercing through his skull, and he’d not felt pain like this in a long time. It all concentrated near his temple, where the scar from his accident stood prevalent. 

A few seconds after the failed shot, you looked to Jack and saw that he wasn’t making any effort to move. Not just to get into a better position, but to do anything. He wasn’t reloading the gun, he looked as though he was barely breathing; the only thing that was moving was his face, which was painted with a pained expression. 

“Seltzer?” you said, pushing off the bench to step closer to him. He still held his position, but you could see that something else was taking over control over his body. 

He didn’t respond to your voice. Truthfully, he didn’t hear it. The ringing of the gunshot ran around his head, bouncing off the sides of his mind and sending a piercing shriek through him. Jack grunted, faltering on his stance, and fumbled with his weapon slightly as he tried not to drop it from the pain the noise brought him. He panted, quickly flicking the gun to have its safety mechanism on, before dropping it to the ground in a panic. 

“ Jack ?!” you said, now actually worried. At the use of his real name he seemed to snap out of whatever haze he was in, and his eyes darted around to meet yours. Your heart shattered as you looked in them, and all you could see reflected back was fear. 

“I- that’s never- I don’t know-,” he stammered, his mouth dry and making it almost impossible for him to form a coherent sentence. You unfurled your arms from across your chest and went up to him, reaching out and gently placing your hands around his trigger hand to comfort him. 

Jack shook throughout his body, and beneath your palms you felt every nervous quake which ran down through to his fingers. You gently applied some pressure, trying your best to ground him, employing techniques you’d picked up at MI5 for trauma responses within your colleagues. You’d all seen some shit in your time, and it had become rather useful you’d found. 

Jack closed his eyes, his ears still ringing and the world around him spinning while he stood in place. His heart thudded in his chest and he could hear every beat as blood rushed through his ears. He found himself clinging to you like a lifeline, finding that your touch was the only thing keeping him from completely spiralling. 

With your other hand, you softly interlocked your fingers with his which rested by his side. His hand gripped yours tighter and you watched as he screwed up his eyes to try and calm himself, his breaths deep and steady. With a gentle voice, and getting closer so that you could speak in just a whisper, you spoke. 

“You’re alright, Jack. I’ve got you,” you said. He had no reason to trust you yet on a deeper level, aside from the fact you’d kept the secret about his identity for over two years. But in this one act alone he learned more about you than he perhaps knew about some of his colleagues whom he’d been working with for several years. He’d spiralled a few times over these last two years, and had to learn on his own how best to bring himself back to square one - but perhaps with you by his side, that might be easier. He never imagined that somebody else might be able to quell his troubled mind in any way, let alone how he so desperately needed. 

Slowly, the grip Jack had on you began to loosen, and his eyes opened. You smiled softly up at him, never once letting go of him as he regulated his breathing and began to calm down. He shot you a watery smile once he was calm anew, and you felt him trying to retract from your grip. You let him, pulling your hands away. 

“You alright?” you asked, letting his hands slide out from yours. Jack nodded. 

“Yeah, I- I think so. I’m sorry, ‘bout that…,” he said, looking almost perplexed as to what had just happened. You smiled softly and tipped your head towards a bench at the side of the training room, notioning for him to join you. He followed you to the bench and watched you remove your Stetson, setting it down on the seat to your left, before beckoning for him to take the one on your left. 

“When did you last fire a gun, Jack?” you asked. He shrugged, then sighed. He took his own hat off now, revealing the head of thick brown hair beneath it - albeit slightly more grey at the roots than what you recall from seeing in that photograph of him just over a decade ago. 

“On the day I got injured. One of the last things I heard was gunfire, before I-,” he sighed, again, “-yeah…”. 

“I’m sorry, Jack. Tequila eventually gave me the details of what happened that day,” you said, looking up at him. It was then, without his hat on and so close to you, that you saw the scar on his temple. You gently raised your hand and brushed your fingertips over the scar, and Jack grimaced as you did. Deep down he didn’t hate how the feeling of your soft touch was on his skin, but he couldn’t show such weakness. Not when he was trying all he could to appear tough. 

He sighed solemnly, letting his tough facade slowly fade from view. Of all people, there was no point hiding this side of himself from you - you needed to know as much about how he was doing in order to help him, and he’d be damned if he was about to face setbacks all because he didn’t want his pride to get damaged. 

You retracted your hand from his scar, not wanting to draw too much attention to the area, and instead reached over to take Jack’s hand in yours. Your fingers softly slid between his, but it was Jack who responded with a tightening grip. 

He smiled faintly down at your intertwined hands, the feeling now so foreign to him. It had been a long time since anyone had shown Jack physical affection, and even longer since that affection felt like it came from a place of love and care. After his wife passed he’d not wanted anything with women beyond meaningless hookups, and the second things began to feel more intimate, he’d shut things down. On a couple of occasions he’d entertained the idea, but those relationships never lasted longer than a few months, and as soon as he felt as though she cared more for him than he felt he deserved , he ended things. 

So something as simple as having his hand held, while completely clothed, was almost bizarre. But he noted, as he watched your fingers softly curl around his, and your thumb caress the back of his, that he didn’t hate the way this felt. 

“Thank you, Mimosa,” he said softly, “You’re a credit to this organisation, you know?”.

“Yeah?” you asked, turning to now look at Jack. He turned his head and smiled at you, a pair of deep brown eyes boring into you and making you feel warm and comforted from the inside. Even though it was you who was helping him right now, you yourself took comfort in the gentleness that was reflected back at you. 

“Yes. Tequila really undersold you,” he chuckled. You rolled your eyes, not remotely surprised. 

“Oh jeez, do I want to know what he said about me though?” you giggled, and Jack laughed with you now. 

“Only good things, Mimosa. I promise!” he explained. 

“Yeah, that’s what I’m worried about,” you snorted. 

“Oh, stop,” Jack chuckled, his hand gripping yours tighter, “I very much got the impression that the two of you enjoy winding each other up. So for him to still be able to sing your praises? Yeah, I trusted that he meant every word. And he wasn’t wrong; not about a single thing.” 

“Thank you, Jack. That means a lot to hear,” you smiled. 

Jack nodded, then cleared his throat and loosened his grip on your hand. He’d calmed down enough now that he felt as though he could clear up in here for the day, and didn’t want to burden you any longer with his feeling of not being alright. He’d make a point to go and see Loretta after your session, he thought, and as you let him retract his hand from yours, both of you grabbed your stetsons and stood up. 

“You feelin’ better?” you asked, and Jack nodded, putting his hat back on his head. 

“Yes, ma’am. I’m gonna head and see Loretta before our next session, just to go over today. But I think for now I’m gonna have to throw the towel in,” he smiled. “Sorry.”

“No need to apologise,” you said, shaking your head. “This was always going to be a strange adjustment, and a big step to take. See Loretta, and perhaps next session we’ll do more work in weapons that don’t involve guns.” 

“Sounds like a plan. Got anything in mind?” he asked. You grinned, looking over to one of the wall panels which was filled with ropes and lassos. 

“I might have some ideas cooking up, yeah,” you chuckled. 

Jack followed your gaze to the cabinet, and he would be lying if he said he didn’t get a twinge of excitement at the thought of gripping a lasso again. It was one of the parts of his job that he missed the most, the power that came from being so nimble with a whip or lasso. 

He noticed, as he turned back to look at you, the way your fingers danced over the handle of your own whip. He’d seen it before, but he grinned as he watched you fiddle with it, he noticed it was a very similar model to the one he once owned. The way the small switch stood out on the end, signifying yours would turn electric at a moment’s notice, had a buzz go through Jack at the thought of you using it. 

He’d been wanting to ask for a few weeks why you chose that weapon - it wasn’t exactly conventional when he made the choice, and with the amount of technological advancements that had come along since his time he very much doubted that it was any more preferable now. You turned back to look at him and were greeted with a cheeky grin, a far cry to the face of the man who you had just seen almost broken not ten minutes before you. You furrowed your eyebrows in curiosity, and folded your arms across your chest in defence.

“What made you decide to have a whip as your signature weapon, by the way?” he asked, that playful smirk never diminishing. 

Ah, fuck. Busted. 

You cleared your throat, a warmth dancing across your cheeks at the reality you were now faced with. You knew that your decision to carry this weapon out of slight admiration was bound to come up one day, but you had hoped it would be much further down the line than this. You began trying to pace away from Jack, your feet moving towards the door. 

But something stopped you. 

Jack reached out and placed his hand on your arm, effectively stopping you in your tracks. Now you were really done for. You dared to make eye contact with the cowboy again, and butterflies swirled in your stomach as you did. 

“Well? Come on, don’t keep me waitin’. I don’t know many that would choose such a weapon. Colour me intrigued!” he said. 

You rolled your eyes, but chuckled to yourself. You figured there was no better time than the present to rip this bandaid off, anyway…

“Fine, fine! Twist my arm, why don’t you,” you began, clearing your throat and inhaling sharply before continuing. 

“I read your file before I knew about you from Tequila, and your stats impressed me immensely. Your success rate, how little you got injured, and the kind of missions you were involved with. From a professional standpoint, I admired the work you did,” you said. “And then I finally got the chance to speak to Tex about you. He told me so much about you, but one detail that always stood out was your choice of weapon. I’ll admit, I was intrigued.”

“Really?!” Jack said, dropping his hand from your arm and replacing playful smirk for a smile of genuine joy. You chuckled as you watched him, slightly giddy, at the prospect that you might have for a second been inspired by him.  

“Yes, really . I couldn’t get my head around the benefit of a weapon like this,” you gestured to the whip by tapping the handle that was hooked to your hip, “But I was interested in finding out. So, on the downlow, I had my training officer show me the way with one”. 

“Who was your T.O?” Jack asked, the two of you now heading towards the exit. 

“Eve. She’s just got back from a prolonged, and well deserved, break. Have you ever worked with her?” you asked. Jack smiled and nodded.

“Yes, I’ve had the pleasure. Does explain a whole lot about you and your training style though, given she shaped you into an agent.”

“She’s the best. I’ve missed her these last couple of months, but it’s been nice to not be worried about her getting injured recently,” you said. Jack shrugged before opening the door for you, allowing you to step out of the weapons room, then followed by him. 

“I wouldn’t be so sure. From what I recall Eve seemed to have a knack for getting herself into a pickle even when she wasn’t working!”. 

You laughed to yourself as you locked the weapons room door behind the two of you, turning the key in the lock and then entering the code 719002 into the door. He wasn’t wrong about Eve - even if he hadn’t worked with her for a couple of years, his assessment was alarmingly accurate. She was the best agent you’d ever worked with, but her ability to get caught up in minor self-inflicted accidents was almost comical. 

“You’re not wrong, I’ve seen her trip over thin air before,” you said, still giggling. Jack laughed with you, and then softened as you turned to look at him. 

“Thank you, for today. And for your patience in general. I know I haven’t been the easiest agent to train,” Jack said. You chuckled. 

“You can say that again,” you told him, winking playfully as you tucked the key to the weapons room in the inner pocket of your jacket. 

“Sorry,” he winced. 

“It’s nothing, Jack. You’re a pain in my ass, but… I’m coming to like having to deal with your… quirks ,” you chuckled. 

“ Quirks ?!” he said, not able to hold back a laugh. 

“Yes, quirks! You’re bloody impossible sometimes!”. 

Jack laughed with you, then shook his head in amusement. He knew you weren’t wrong, and that he had been reluctant to some of the changes which had been made recently, but every day he was grateful for the attention and devotion you showed him. 

“Okay, okay, fine . I’ll admit it!” he said, raising his hands as though he was in surrender. You giggled, playfully patting the side of his right rib cage gently as a physical way of telling him to knock it off. 

Jack smiled down at you, feeling totally relaxed in your presence. There hadn’t been many instances in the last two years where he’d felt like he was genuinely calm, or at peace. But something about this friendship that was blossoming between the two of you made him feel like nothing had ever gone awry, and that life wasn’t perfect. 

He had to drop his arms down to his sides fairly quickly, as he found the longer he stayed fooling around with you like this, the more he had the urge to pull you in for a huge hug. Something told him that you might not be totally against that, given the fact you’d already not shied away from using physical touch with him where needed, but that was a line he knew he shouldn’t cross. 

“Go see Loretta, Jack. And have tomorrow off, or use it for database study. I don’t want to overwhelm you given today,” you said. Jack nodded. 

“Yes, ma’am. I’ll let you know when I’ve had my session,” he said. 

“Thank you. I’ll liaise with Champ and Tequila, and let them know about this too. You just get yourself some rest,” you insisted. 

“Thank you, Mimosa. I’ll see you soon,” he smiled, and then the two of you parted ways, heading off into respective parts of the building for the rest of the afternoon.

Even in spite of the drawback Jack had faced today, he was able to walk away optimistic, and with a spring in his step. He knew he still had a long way to go, and the hours he’d need to put into it would be nothing short of monumental. But with you as his T.O, he could actually begin to imagine his life after this was over. 

A second chance. Not one he ever thought he’d deserved, but one he was slowly beginning to earn. 

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Welcome to the community bulletin board! Here are some events happening around the Boroughs this month:

May 4: Star Wars Night @ The Corner Pub, Brooklyn

May 5: Cinco do Mayo @ Queens Night Market, Queens

May 6: Met Gala Watch Party @ Becky's Martini Bar, Manhattan

May 10-12: BoroughsHQ Event 002: Art Festival

May 12: Build-A-Mama-Bear @ Bay Plaza Mall, the Bronx

May 18: Kite Festival @ Prospect Park, Brooklyn

May 21: Garden Walk @ Snug Harbor Botanical Gardens, Staten Island

May 24: Beach Volleyball Tournament @ Rockaway Beach, Queens

May 31: Taste of Spring Special @ Bake My Day, Queens

Continue reading below to find descriptive blurbs of each event. As a reminder, community events are optional events for members to use during their threads throughout the month of May.

May 4: Star Wars Night @ The Corner Pub, Brooklyn

May the 4th be with you! Patrons are welcome to join the Corner Pub for Star Wars night. Bring any droids or lightsabers you have with you for a fun night of Star Wars themed trivia, topped off with a costume contest - winner gets a free entrée and drink of their choice!

May 5: Cinco do Mayo @ Queens Night Market, Queens

Queens Night Market is going all out with a Tex Mex themed celebration! Tequila, tacos, nachos, margaritas, and more available for cheap, with fun music to boot!

May 6: Met Gala Watch Party @ Becky's Martini Bar, Manhattan

Who said normal citizens can't also dress up for the Met Gala? Walk the rainbow carpet at Becky's and enjoy a night of martinis and outfit critiquing as livestreams of Met Gala press plays on the big screens. Don't forget to dress in theme: The Garden of Time!

May 10-12: BoroughsHQ Event 002: Art Festival

A festival of colorful spectacular, soon to take over the boroughs over the weekend of the 10-12 (& a week of ooc writing between 10-17). More information to come! **No threads allowed until week of event.

May 12: Build-A-Mama-Bear @ Bay Plaza Mall, the Bronx

In honor of Mother's Day, the Build-A-Bear located at Bay Plaza Mall is doing Build-A-Mama-Day special, topped with all kinds of fun mother-related outfits and accessories. Build on the fun with their 2-for-1 special, where mothers and daughters are welcome to make a mama and daughter bear for the price of one!

May 18: Kite Festival @ Prospect Park, Brooklyn

Kite enthusiasts rejoice, the kite festival is back in town! From noon through to the evening, kite flyers everywhere are welcome to come and enjoy a day of color, wind, and awe with a community of fellow enthusiasts. Bring your own kite or make your own at the kite making station featured at the festival!

May 21: Garden Walk @ Snug Harbor Botanical Gardens, Staten Island

The peony's are in bloom, and Snug Harbor would love to share their beauty with you! For just a small fee, members of the community are welcome to join workers on a guided Garden Walk of the botanical gardens, complete with a complimentary floral cocktail.

May 24: Beach Volleyball Tournament @ Rockaway Beach, Queens

Sun's out and school's out, and beach season is officially underway! Local college graduates have put together a beach volleyball tournament to celebrate, and anyone of all ages are welcome to sign up and join, or watch from the sidelines! It's bragging rights galore for the winning team!

May 31: Taste of Spring Special @ Bake My Day, Queens

Summer is just around the corner, but Bake My Day isn't quite through with celebrating spring. For the last day of the month before summer-season kicks into gear with the start of June, the bakery will offer specialty "flights" of bite-sized spring-flavored treats. Lavender and lemon and basil and thyme, oh my!

Admin Note: The above events are all optional events that members are free to use as the setting for threads throughout the month of May. Though each event comes with brief descriptions, writers are free to manipulate and take liberties with them however they like for their threads. Additionally, writers are not restricted to only writing threads on the dates of the events listed; you are free to create threads around these events and post them whenever you like during the month of May.

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Special shoutout to Mod Tex @willchild for helping me become a blog admin, and for all xe does for the blog in general! Ilysm Tex! 🥺💕

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Sans Undertale has been killed-

i don't know if tumblr has seen this yet but this is honest to god my favorite video

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Guyyyssss if you maybe don't have anything to do in your life and don't mind undertale being a thing come join this unhinged server everyone who joins in the next 24 hours gets admin

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Hi everyone, Tex here!

I am so very sorry for my absence here on the blog, I got very busy with school and exams but hey, Christmas break!

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Sustainability is more than fashion

by Admin

Posted on 11-12-2024 02:16 PM

When it comes to selecting eco-friendly dropshipping suppliers, it’s essential to establish a set of criteria to evaluate their suitability for your business. Here are some key criteria to consider: sustainability practices: look for suppliers who prioritize sustainability throughout their operations.

This includes using eco-friendly materials, implementing energy-efficient manufacturing processes, and reducing waste. Suppliers who actively participate in recycling programs or have certifications for sustainable practices demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility. Product range: assess the supplier’s product range to ensure they offer a diverse selection of eco-friendly products. Consider the categories that align with your target market, such as sustainable home goods, organic personal care, ethical fashion, or zero waste products.

T-pop is a leading supplier in europe’s eco-friendly apparel and merchandise industry. Established with a strong commitment to sustainability, t-pop aims to revolutionize the fashion and promotional products sector by offering ethically sourced and eco-conscious items. T-pop boasts a wide product range that spans apparel, accessories, home decoration, promotional items, and more. Their collection prominently features organic and sustainable materials, such as organic cotton, bamboo, and recycled fabrics. Tpop is dedicated to reducing plastic waste in its operations and actively promotes eco-friendly practices. They work closely with textile suppliers who prioritize sustainable sourcing. Additionally, they emphasize plastic-free shipping. T-pop uses only 100% oeko-tex® eco passport and gots 5. https://www.dropshipwebhosting.co.uk/

Green packaging and shipping

Embracing green dropshipping doesn’t just save the environment. For savvy online retailers, it could also help reduce costs and build a sustainable business. Of course, only having to ship products once - directly to customers - means you aren’t paying multiple shipping fees; this is especially true if you can manage to reduce returns, too. That's why for this earth day, you should think about whether green dropshipping can work for you.

If you can also cut the amount of packaging you use, you’ll also spend less money on preparing your orders for shipment. Additionally, shoppers are generally more willing to pay for environmentally-friendly products, so you may be able to charge more for these products, thus offsetting your costs.

Eco-friendly dropshipping provides unique marketing opportunities. Terms like “sustainable,” “biodegradable,” and “recycled materials” resonate with eco-conscious consumers. Additionally, selling unique items like biodegradable disposable bamboo diapers or eco-friendly home decor can set a business apart in a crowded online marketplace. Focusing on dropshipping encourages businesses to scrutinize their supply chains, ensuring they partner with suppliers who uphold environmental and ethical standards. This can include sourcing from suppliers who engage in green farming practices or use sustainable packaging, further enhancing the business’s eco-friendly credentials.

With each of the 10 ways to start with eco-friendly dropshipping provided above, there are numerous opportunities to save money. This can be by minimizing the travel involved, the packaging used, or reducing the overall number of returns ; either way, it makes perfect business sense. Not only are your customers prepared to pay for a greener product, but to be able to save money as well by going green will truly boost your profit margins as well as your store's image.

To help you find reliable eco-friendly dropshipping suppliers, here are some of the top options available. These suppliers offer various sustainable products, competitive pricing, and integration with popular ecommerce platforms.

Are you a pet lover who wants to provide the best food for your furry friends? or perhaps you’re an entrepreneur looking to tap into the booming organic pet food market? whatever your reason may be, it’s important to find reliable and trustworthy dropshipping suppliers that offer high-quality products. Luckily, we’ve got you covered! in this blog post, we’ll share some of the best organic pet food dropshipping suppliers in the industry. So sit back, relax, and get ready to learn more about how you can give your pets only the finest natural ingredients they deserve! topdawg is a supplier of organic pet food that you can trust.

The top 10 organic dropshipping suppliers list aims to bring together the leading and most reliable organic dropshipping suppliers worldwide. This list will only focus on companies with an excellent reputation among the drop shipper community whose products are of the highest quality. The best and most reliable suppliers have been rated according to five critical criteria: customer service, delivery time, product quality, price, and order volume. We all know that organic products are hot sellers. People these days want to get healthy and buy natural goods, so it’s time for you to get the most out of it!.

Read more here https://92w.z4.web.core.windows.net/dropshipwebhosting/webhosting/Sustainability-is-more-than-fashion.html

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All the non-updated Ralsei blogs. 😔

Rest in peace to all the Deltarune blogs that haven't updated in years. I was going through my following list to see who the first person I followed was and this kinda makes me sad... But people move on I guess.

[kiwys-chibis]

Sustainability is more than fashion

by Admin

Posted on 11-12-2024 02:16 PM

When it comes to selecting eco-friendly dropshipping suppliers, it’s essential to establish a set of criteria to evaluate their suitability for your business. Here are some key criteria to consider: sustainability practices: look for suppliers who prioritize sustainability throughout their operations.

This includes using eco-friendly materials, implementing energy-efficient manufacturing processes, and reducing waste. Suppliers who actively participate in recycling programs or have certifications for sustainable practices demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility. Product range: assess the supplier’s product range to ensure they offer a diverse selection of eco-friendly products. Consider the categories that align with your target market, such as sustainable home goods, organic personal care, ethical fashion, or zero waste products.

T-pop is a leading supplier in europe’s eco-friendly apparel and merchandise industry. Established with a strong commitment to sustainability, t-pop aims to revolutionize the fashion and promotional products sector by offering ethically sourced and eco-conscious items. T-pop boasts a wide product range that spans apparel, accessories, home decoration, promotional items, and more. Their collection prominently features organic and sustainable materials, such as organic cotton, bamboo, and recycled fabrics. Tpop is dedicated to reducing plastic waste in its operations and actively promotes eco-friendly practices. They work closely with textile suppliers who prioritize sustainable sourcing. Additionally, they emphasize plastic-free shipping. T-pop uses only 100% oeko-tex® eco passport and gots 5. https://www.dropshipwebhosting.co.uk/

Green packaging and shipping

Embracing green dropshipping doesn’t just save the environment. For savvy online retailers, it could also help reduce costs and build a sustainable business. Of course, only having to ship products once - directly to customers - means you aren’t paying multiple shipping fees; this is especially true if you can manage to reduce returns, too. That's why for this earth day, you should think about whether green dropshipping can work for you.

If you can also cut the amount of packaging you use, you’ll also spend less money on preparing your orders for shipment. Additionally, shoppers are generally more willing to pay for environmentally-friendly products, so you may be able to charge more for these products, thus offsetting your costs.

Eco-friendly dropshipping provides unique marketing opportunities. Terms like “sustainable,” “biodegradable,” and “recycled materials” resonate with eco-conscious consumers. Additionally, selling unique items like biodegradable disposable bamboo diapers or eco-friendly home decor can set a business apart in a crowded online marketplace. Focusing on dropshipping encourages businesses to scrutinize their supply chains, ensuring they partner with suppliers who uphold environmental and ethical standards. This can include sourcing from suppliers who engage in green farming practices or use sustainable packaging, further enhancing the business’s eco-friendly credentials.

With each of the 10 ways to start with eco-friendly dropshipping provided above, there are numerous opportunities to save money. This can be by minimizing the travel involved, the packaging used, or reducing the overall number of returns ; either way, it makes perfect business sense. Not only are your customers prepared to pay for a greener product, but to be able to save money as well by going green will truly boost your profit margins as well as your store's image.

To help you find reliable eco-friendly dropshipping suppliers, here are some of the top options available. These suppliers offer various sustainable products, competitive pricing, and integration with popular ecommerce platforms.

Are you a pet lover who wants to provide the best food for your furry friends? or perhaps you’re an entrepreneur looking to tap into the booming organic pet food market? whatever your reason may be, it’s important to find reliable and trustworthy dropshipping suppliers that offer high-quality products. Luckily, we’ve got you covered! in this blog post, we’ll share some of the best organic pet food dropshipping suppliers in the industry. So sit back, relax, and get ready to learn more about how you can give your pets only the finest natural ingredients they deserve! topdawg is a supplier of organic pet food that you can trust.

The top 10 organic dropshipping suppliers list aims to bring together the leading and most reliable organic dropshipping suppliers worldwide. This list will only focus on companies with an excellent reputation among the drop shipper community whose products are of the highest quality. The best and most reliable suppliers have been rated according to five critical criteria: customer service, delivery time, product quality, price, and order volume. We all know that organic products are hot sellers. People these days want to get healthy and buy natural goods, so it’s time for you to get the most out of it!.

Read more here https://92w.z4.web.core.windows.net/dropshipwebhosting/webhosting/Sustainability-is-more-than-fashion.html

[helloandthankyou]

Sustainability is more than fashion

by Admin

Posted on 11-12-2024 02:16 PM

When it comes to selecting eco-friendly dropshipping suppliers, it’s essential to establish a set of criteria to evaluate their suitability for your business. Here are some key criteria to consider: sustainability practices: look for suppliers who prioritize sustainability throughout their operations.

This includes using eco-friendly materials, implementing energy-efficient manufacturing processes, and reducing waste. Suppliers who actively participate in recycling programs or have certifications for sustainable practices demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility. Product range: assess the supplier’s product range to ensure they offer a diverse selection of eco-friendly products. Consider the categories that align with your target market, such as sustainable home goods, organic personal care, ethical fashion, or zero waste products.

T-pop is a leading supplier in europe’s eco-friendly apparel and merchandise industry. Established with a strong commitment to sustainability, t-pop aims to revolutionize the fashion and promotional products sector by offering ethically sourced and eco-conscious items. T-pop boasts a wide product range that spans apparel, accessories, home decoration, promotional items, and more. Their collection prominently features organic and sustainable materials, such as organic cotton, bamboo, and recycled fabrics. Tpop is dedicated to reducing plastic waste in its operations and actively promotes eco-friendly practices. They work closely with textile suppliers who prioritize sustainable sourcing. Additionally, they emphasize plastic-free shipping. T-pop uses only 100% oeko-tex® eco passport and gots 5. https://www.dropshipwebhosting.co.uk/

Green packaging and shipping

Embracing green dropshipping doesn’t just save the environment. For savvy online retailers, it could also help reduce costs and build a sustainable business. Of course, only having to ship products once - directly to customers - means you aren’t paying multiple shipping fees; this is especially true if you can manage to reduce returns, too. That's why for this earth day, you should think about whether green dropshipping can work for you.

If you can also cut the amount of packaging you use, you’ll also spend less money on preparing your orders for shipment. Additionally, shoppers are generally more willing to pay for environmentally-friendly products, so you may be able to charge more for these products, thus offsetting your costs.

Eco-friendly dropshipping provides unique marketing opportunities. Terms like “sustainable,” “biodegradable,” and “recycled materials” resonate with eco-conscious consumers. Additionally, selling unique items like biodegradable disposable bamboo diapers or eco-friendly home decor can set a business apart in a crowded online marketplace. Focusing on dropshipping encourages businesses to scrutinize their supply chains, ensuring they partner with suppliers who uphold environmental and ethical standards. This can include sourcing from suppliers who engage in green farming practices or use sustainable packaging, further enhancing the business’s eco-friendly credentials.

With each of the 10 ways to start with eco-friendly dropshipping provided above, there are numerous opportunities to save money. This can be by minimizing the travel involved, the packaging used, or reducing the overall number of returns ; either way, it makes perfect business sense. Not only are your customers prepared to pay for a greener product, but to be able to save money as well by going green will truly boost your profit margins as well as your store's image.

To help you find reliable eco-friendly dropshipping suppliers, here are some of the top options available. These suppliers offer various sustainable products, competitive pricing, and integration with popular ecommerce platforms.

Are you a pet lover who wants to provide the best food for your furry friends? or perhaps you’re an entrepreneur looking to tap into the booming organic pet food market? whatever your reason may be, it’s important to find reliable and trustworthy dropshipping suppliers that offer high-quality products. Luckily, we’ve got you covered! in this blog post, we’ll share some of the best organic pet food dropshipping suppliers in the industry. So sit back, relax, and get ready to learn more about how you can give your pets only the finest natural ingredients they deserve! topdawg is a supplier of organic pet food that you can trust.

The top 10 organic dropshipping suppliers list aims to bring together the leading and most reliable organic dropshipping suppliers worldwide. This list will only focus on companies with an excellent reputation among the drop shipper community whose products are of the highest quality. The best and most reliable suppliers have been rated according to five critical criteria: customer service, delivery time, product quality, price, and order volume. We all know that organic products are hot sellers. People these days want to get healthy and buy natural goods, so it’s time for you to get the most out of it!.

Read more here https://92w.z4.web.core.windows.net/dropshipwebhosting/webhosting/Sustainability-is-more-than-fashion.html

[jedidasiyridely]

Sustainability is more than fashion

by Admin

Posted on 11-12-2024 02:16 PM

When it comes to selecting eco-friendly dropshipping suppliers, it’s essential to establish a set of criteria to evaluate their suitability for your business. Here are some key criteria to consider: sustainability practices: look for suppliers who prioritize sustainability throughout their operations.

This includes using eco-friendly materials, implementing energy-efficient manufacturing processes, and reducing waste. Suppliers who actively participate in recycling programs or have certifications for sustainable practices demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility. Product range: assess the supplier’s product range to ensure they offer a diverse selection of eco-friendly products. Consider the categories that align with your target market, such as sustainable home goods, organic personal care, ethical fashion, or zero waste products.

T-pop is a leading supplier in europe’s eco-friendly apparel and merchandise industry. Established with a strong commitment to sustainability, t-pop aims to revolutionize the fashion and promotional products sector by offering ethically sourced and eco-conscious items. T-pop boasts a wide product range that spans apparel, accessories, home decoration, promotional items, and more. Their collection prominently features organic and sustainable materials, such as organic cotton, bamboo, and recycled fabrics. Tpop is dedicated to reducing plastic waste in its operations and actively promotes eco-friendly practices. They work closely with textile suppliers who prioritize sustainable sourcing. Additionally, they emphasize plastic-free shipping. T-pop uses only 100% oeko-tex® eco passport and gots 5. https://www.dropshipwebhosting.co.uk/

Green packaging and shipping

Embracing green dropshipping doesn’t just save the environment. For savvy online retailers, it could also help reduce costs and build a sustainable business. Of course, only having to ship products once - directly to customers - means you aren’t paying multiple shipping fees; this is especially true if you can manage to reduce returns, too. That's why for this earth day, you should think about whether green dropshipping can work for you.

If you can also cut the amount of packaging you use, you’ll also spend less money on preparing your orders for shipment. Additionally, shoppers are generally more willing to pay for environmentally-friendly products, so you may be able to charge more for these products, thus offsetting your costs.

Eco-friendly dropshipping provides unique marketing opportunities. Terms like “sustainable,” “biodegradable,” and “recycled materials” resonate with eco-conscious consumers. Additionally, selling unique items like biodegradable disposable bamboo diapers or eco-friendly home decor can set a business apart in a crowded online marketplace. Focusing on dropshipping encourages businesses to scrutinize their supply chains, ensuring they partner with suppliers who uphold environmental and ethical standards. This can include sourcing from suppliers who engage in green farming practices or use sustainable packaging, further enhancing the business’s eco-friendly credentials.

With each of the 10 ways to start with eco-friendly dropshipping provided above, there are numerous opportunities to save money. This can be by minimizing the travel involved, the packaging used, or reducing the overall number of returns ; either way, it makes perfect business sense. Not only are your customers prepared to pay for a greener product, but to be able to save money as well by going green will truly boost your profit margins as well as your store's image.

To help you find reliable eco-friendly dropshipping suppliers, here are some of the top options available. These suppliers offer various sustainable products, competitive pricing, and integration with popular ecommerce platforms.

Are you a pet lover who wants to provide the best food for your furry friends? or perhaps you’re an entrepreneur looking to tap into the booming organic pet food market? whatever your reason may be, it’s important to find reliable and trustworthy dropshipping suppliers that offer high-quality products. Luckily, we’ve got you covered! in this blog post, we’ll share some of the best organic pet food dropshipping suppliers in the industry. So sit back, relax, and get ready to learn more about how you can give your pets only the finest natural ingredients they deserve! topdawg is a supplier of organic pet food that you can trust.

The top 10 organic dropshipping suppliers list aims to bring together the leading and most reliable organic dropshipping suppliers worldwide. This list will only focus on companies with an excellent reputation among the drop shipper community whose products are of the highest quality. The best and most reliable suppliers have been rated according to five critical criteria: customer service, delivery time, product quality, price, and order volume. We all know that organic products are hot sellers. People these days want to get healthy and buy natural goods, so it’s time for you to get the most out of it!.

Read more here https://92w.z4.web.core.windows.net/dropshipwebhosting/webhosting/Sustainability-is-more-than-fashion.html

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[chevyharvelle]

Sustainability is more than fashion

by Admin

Posted on 11-12-2024 02:16 PM

When it comes to selecting eco-friendly dropshipping suppliers, it’s essential to establish a set of criteria to evaluate their suitability for your business. Here are some key criteria to consider: sustainability practices: look for suppliers who prioritize sustainability throughout their operations.

This includes using eco-friendly materials, implementing energy-efficient manufacturing processes, and reducing waste. Suppliers who actively participate in recycling programs or have certifications for sustainable practices demonstrate their commitment to environmental responsibility. Product range: assess the supplier’s product range to ensure they offer a diverse selection of eco-friendly products. Consider the categories that align with your target market, such as sustainable home goods, organic personal care, ethical fashion, or zero waste products.

T-pop is a leading supplier in europe’s eco-friendly apparel and merchandise industry. Established with a strong commitment to sustainability, t-pop aims to revolutionize the fashion and promotional products sector by offering ethically sourced and eco-conscious items. T-pop boasts a wide product range that spans apparel, accessories, home decoration, promotional items, and more. Their collection prominently features organic and sustainable materials, such as organic cotton, bamboo, and recycled fabrics. Tpop is dedicated to reducing plastic waste in its operations and actively promotes eco-friendly practices. They work closely with textile suppliers who prioritize sustainable sourcing. Additionally, they emphasize plastic-free shipping. T-pop uses only 100% oeko-tex® eco passport and gots 5. https://www.dropshipwebhosting.co.uk/

Green packaging and shipping

Embracing green dropshipping doesn’t just save the environment. For savvy online retailers, it could also help reduce costs and build a sustainable business. Of course, only having to ship products once - directly to customers - means you aren’t paying multiple shipping fees; this is especially true if you can manage to reduce returns, too. That's why for this earth day, you should think about whether green dropshipping can work for you.

If you can also cut the amount of packaging you use, you’ll also spend less money on preparing your orders for shipment. Additionally, shoppers are generally more willing to pay for environmentally-friendly products, so you may be able to charge more for these products, thus offsetting your costs.

Eco-friendly dropshipping provides unique marketing opportunities. Terms like “sustainable,” “biodegradable,” and “recycled materials” resonate with eco-conscious consumers. Additionally, selling unique items like biodegradable disposable bamboo diapers or eco-friendly home decor can set a business apart in a crowded online marketplace. Focusing on dropshipping encourages businesses to scrutinize their supply chains, ensuring they partner with suppliers who uphold environmental and ethical standards. This can include sourcing from suppliers who engage in green farming practices or use sustainable packaging, further enhancing the business’s eco-friendly credentials.

With each of the 10 ways to start with eco-friendly dropshipping provided above, there are numerous opportunities to save money. This can be by minimizing the travel involved, the packaging used, or reducing the overall number of returns ; either way, it makes perfect business sense. Not only are your customers prepared to pay for a greener product, but to be able to save money as well by going green will truly boost your profit margins as well as your store's image.

To help you find reliable eco-friendly dropshipping suppliers, here are some of the top options available. These suppliers offer various sustainable products, competitive pricing, and integration with popular ecommerce platforms.

Are you a pet lover who wants to provide the best food for your furry friends? or perhaps you’re an entrepreneur looking to tap into the booming organic pet food market? whatever your reason may be, it’s important to find reliable and trustworthy dropshipping suppliers that offer high-quality products. Luckily, we’ve got you covered! in this blog post, we’ll share some of the best organic pet food dropshipping suppliers in the industry. So sit back, relax, and get ready to learn more about how you can give your pets only the finest natural ingredients they deserve! topdawg is a supplier of organic pet food that you can trust.

The top 10 organic dropshipping suppliers list aims to bring together the leading and most reliable organic dropshipping suppliers worldwide. This list will only focus on companies with an excellent reputation among the drop shipper community whose products are of the highest quality. The best and most reliable suppliers have been rated according to five critical criteria: customer service, delivery time, product quality, price, and order volume. We all know that organic products are hot sellers. People these days want to get healthy and buy natural goods, so it’s time for you to get the most out of it!.

Read more here https://92w.z4.web.core.windows.net/dropshipwebhosting/webhosting/Sustainability-is-more-than-fashion.html