Fair trade clothing

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Starting a conscious closet can be overwhelming and I think price point tends to turn a lot of people away. There is a misconception that ethical fashion has to be more expensive. I don't think it HAS to be expensive. I think you have to know how to shop it. Here are a few brands and discount codes

We need to start humanising the efforts behind every single garment. Why doesn't the fashion industry apply to fair trade, the toughest sector in the world?

Our newest brand is Known Supply, a sustainable and Fair Trade Certified clothing manufacturer that reimagines apparel production in a way that honors and celebrates the people behind the clothing you buy. Known Supply works with underserved populations around the world to provide them with meaningful work and life-changing wages. Each Known Supply product is accompanied by the signature of the person who made it as well as a QR code to learn more about them and even send them a thank you…

The big apparel brands are responsible for improving the lot of all the workers who toil for their bottom line.

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In a world where problems seem to get increasingly more complicated every year, fair trade is refreshingly simple. A fair price is paid for a day’s work in a safe environment. Think about that. It shouldn’t be a label that needs to be applied to packaging. And it shouldn’t have to be given a day of its own every May to ensure that people take notice. It should just be how the world works. Unfortunately, this isn’t always the case. In our complex world, many fathers work long days and still…

What we wear portrays something to others about who we are and what we are doing.

These industry leaders believe in quality when it comes to living wages and safe living standards for the workers who make their apparel.