Posts Tagged: Fair Trade

Good Cloth

Ethical retailer Shop Good, features a curated collection of fashion, accessories and jewelry for men, women and children.

Featured Video – Marina Spadafora

Friend and colleague Marina Spadafora talks at the TED conference in Lake Como on Fair Trade fashion, and the power each one of us holds in our wallet.

Others may have a mission statement or a thread that ties the products together, but Reve en Vert is one of very few that manage to combine a sophisticated taste level with ethical standards beautifully.

Outsider

Launched in 2009, Outsider is based around the premis that “Ethical fashion should look just like fashion”.

Featured Item – Generation Generous

Generation Generous remake the traditional paper grocery bag, only from recycled plastic bottles. Every bag is produced under fair trade conditions, keeps 25 50cl plastic bottles out of landfill, and supports those in need with basic human rights such as food, shelter and clean water.

Abury

Abury combine tradition with old world crafts to create a collection of bags, purses, totes, backpacks and clutches, that foster intercultural exchange and preserves global crafts.

Angel Chang

Atelier Angel Chang crafts a womenswear collection using the traditional hand woven textiles of the indigenous Miao and Dong ethnic minorities in Guizhou Province, China.

Dara Artisans

Dara believe in the art of craft, and the distinctive impression left by the human hand, in beautiful design, original, evocative, inspiring and transformative.

Norlha

Norlha produce finely woven scarves, throws, blankets, and toys made from the very best Tibetan yak fiber.

Tengri

Tengri is a London based fashion brand, a collective movement that brings together design, fashion, ethics and environmental activism.

Eternal Creations

Eternal Creation is a fairly traded fashion brand producing women’s, men’s and children’s fashion, sleepwear and accessories.

Featured Video – Norlha

Norlha combines traditional techniques with modern technology to create luxurious textiles using Tibetan nomadic Yak fiber.