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Category Archives: Brands
clarks + soul of africa
soulofafricashoes by fracturedradiance on Polyvore I stopped into Clarks on my walk through the forsaken corridors of our local indoor mall, thinking maybe I’d invest in a pair of their classic little elf shoes. The price tag caught me off … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, clarks, empowerment, fair trade shoes, leather boots, orphans, shoes, soul of africa
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accessorize: mata traders earrings
mata traders by fracturedradiance on Polyvore Mata Traders is an American fair trade clothing company. I love that they’ve begun to make more streamlined, less feminine garments that appeal to my aesthetic. I find that their clothing isn’t really tailored for … Continue reading
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Tagged budget earrings, conscientious, ethical, fair trade jewelry, favorite earrings, geometric earrings, mata traders, sponsor
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sseko designs: a review & giveaway
After searching far and wide for a versatile, relatively simple summer sandal, I decided on Sseko Designs. The sandals come in two parts: a leather and foam base and a ribbon strap. You can lace the strap up in more … Continue reading
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Tagged college tuition, contest, empowerment, fair trade, sseko designs, summer sandals, uganda, versatile, white savior complex, womens rights
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brand: seamly.co
The founder of Seamly.co, Kristen Glenn, reached out to me last fall to participate in her newly launched affiliate program. WordPress doesn’t allow sidebar ads or affiliate links, however, so a full blog post seemed like the best way to … Continue reading
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Tagged brand, domestically produced, fair trade, made in usa, minimalism, seamlyco, simple, sustainable
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people tree spring/summer lookbook
People Tree just released its Spring/Summer interactive lookbook. I love everything in the Orla Kiely collaboration. The best part is that it’s all fair trade and most cotton products are organic. Take a look by clicking here or on the … Continue reading
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Tagged fair trade, fashion, lookbook, organic, orla kiely for people tree, people tree, spring, summer 2014
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TOMS: taking another look
I was initially put off by TOMS’ business model because it seemed that they were really just in it for personal gain; when you pay $40.00+ for shoes that won’t last more than a couple seasons, you better hope that … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, conscientious consumer, ethical, one for one, review, shoes, toms
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everlane: know your factory
Clothing company, Everlane, offers an innovative alternative to the typical retail experience by providing specific information about the factories that produce their understated line. image source The Factories tab opens to a map that allows users to click on a … Continue reading
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Tagged american apparel, clothing industry, conscientious consumerism, everlane, factories, fast fashion, j crew, new company, transparency
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brand: better life bags
Better Life Bags employs women, primarily first generation immigrants, who would have difficulty finding work otherwise. Additionally, company profits support the low income (and incredibly diverse) Detroit community in which production is located. Their mission is great, but their products … Continue reading
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Tagged better life bags, custom bags, detroit, domestically produced, low income, made in usa, work opportunities
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bib & tuck’s reincarnation collection
Bib & Tuck is an invitation only resale site with a unique twist: it operates with no real money, instead relying on members to set their prices using a points system and then trade unwanted garments with other members. It’s … Continue reading
people tree giveaway
image source People Tree just announced their Stay Cool, Wear Fair contest; the winner receives a bundle of fair trade goods, including the Wear Fair top I featured last week. I don’t typically solicit people for votes on my blog, but I really love People … Continue reading
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Tagged fair trade, free stuff, giveaway, people tree, style wise contest, vote, wear fair
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