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Amelia Headband
$8.49 $14.00
This vibrant headband celebrates the traditional designs of Costa Rica's indigenous culture. Whether you have short or long hair you'll love the comfort and look of this headband.
Details:
- Made with 100% cotton fabric
- Ties in the back
- Handmade by Amelia & Faustina
About Hands Producing Hope
Hands Producing Hope works to empower artisans in Costa Rica and Rwanda to rise above poverty, so they can live full and healthy lives. It helps all people (regardless of gender, ethnicity, or geographic location) to gain dignified and respectable work, so they can provide for their families and flourish in their communities. Hands Producing Hope has created a program that helps marginalized individuals earn an income, education, and skills so they have hope for a brighter future. The company provides its artisan partners:
- Dignified Work;
- Life Skills Classes;
- Spiritual Investment;
- Empowerment;
- Education;
- Reconciliation.
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Beaded Coin Purse
$8.99 $12.00
This coin purse is the perfect accessory for your evening out. The dark glass beads shimmer beautifully, proving an elegant way to carry simple essentials.
Artisans at Tara Projects made this purse. Tara Projects is one of the largest fair trade organizations in India, which empowers women, works to eliminate child labor and strives for equal opportunity for all.
Details:
- 5 inches long x 3.5 inches high
- Handcrafted by artisans in India
- Made with cotton and beads
About Ten Thousand Villages
For more than 60 years, Ten Thousand Villages has served as a fair trade retailer, working with more than 130 artisan groups from nearly 40 countries. It has pioneered the fair trade industry to help break the cycle of poverty.
The non-profit social enterprise:
- Pays a fair price;
- Creates long-term partnerships with artisan groups;
- Makes sure artisans have good working conditions;
- Collaborates with designers to produce trend pieces that incorporate traditional craftmanship;
- Emphasizes using recycled or renewable materials;
- Empowers to help create change for the artisans, their communities, and their families.
Photo: © Courtesy of Ten Thousand Villages
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Bike Print Dress
$38.99 $70.00
This dress is a stylish take on the two-wheeled lifestyle. The hand-print bike design creates is a fun and flirty dress for an afternoon out.
Product Description:
- Front snap closure
- Collar
- 3/4 Length sleeves
- Elastic and tie waistband
- A-Line skirt
- Skirt side pockets
- Bodice pockets
- 100% cotton handwoven fabric, which feels similar to linen, but with love it gets softer
- Dress runs small
Production Process:
- Handmade in Himalayan Mountains
- This dress helps provide education and sustainable jobs to women
- The print starts with a sketch, that is then hand-stamped, which is an old Indian technique
About Liz Alig
Liz Alig is a fair trade clothing company that helps bring communities out of poverty through ethically produced fashion. Liz Alig uses handwoven, recycled, high-quality sustainable fabrics in all its designs to create effortless clothing. It partners with organizations around the world that give back to communities and provide fair wages. By providing dignified employment women are empowered to go back to school, can provide for their families, and even start their own business.
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Chambray Romper
$42.99 $76.00
You will just love the casual, yet purposeful style of this romper! The fit is so comfortable and the V neckline and drawstring waistband give it extra character. Perfect for a summer day at the farmer's markets!
Product Description:
- V Neckline
- Drawstring Waistband
- Recycled
- Cuffed Cap Sleeves and Shorts
- Front Pockets
- Made from Navy Chambray
Production Process:
- Made in Cambodia, at a small production facility in Phnom Penh, which pays a fair wage, gives benefits, and more paid holidays than the U.S.
- Fabric is sourced from the excess fabrics that production facilities in Cambodia discard
About Liz Alig
Liz Alig is a fair trade clothing company that helps bring communities out of poverty through ethically produced fashion. Liz Alig uses handwoven, recycled, high-quality sustainable fabrics in all its designs to create effortless clothing. It partners with organizations around the world that give back to communities and provide fair wages. By providing dignified employment women are empowered to go back to school, can provide for their families, and even start their own business.
Expandable Headband
$6.99 $12.00
Comfortable and funky these headbands are ideal for yoga, an afternoon hike, or to pair with your favorite t-shirt and jeans!
Details:
- Made by artisans at Vipambi Women's Group in Malawi
- Wax print textile
- 100% cotton
- Elastic
- Hand wash
- Size: Small (21.5" circumference)
About Dsenyo
Dsenyo (dee-SEN-yo, meaning "design") is a social enterprise and fair trade company that partners with artisan communities to empower women in Brazil, Malawi, and Zambia. Marissa Perry Saints founded the company in 2009 to celebrate local design and create job opportunities. Today, Dsenyo provides employment and trainings to more than 100 artisans, helping to build a global tribe of entrepreneurs, artisans, and individuals who care about sustainability and style. Dsenyo believes business can be a powerful source of economic and social change and strives to prove that every day.
Hemp Tablet Sleeve
$18.99 $39.00
Don't leave your electronics out, they deserve style too! Hmong women from Vietnam created this tablet sleeve by spinning hemp fibers into threads, which they then wove together to create amazing designs.
The artisans behind this hemp tablet sleeve are part of Craft Link, a nonprofit, that provides work for Vietnamese artisans, particularly artisans with disabilities and those who are part of ethnic minorities.
Details:
- 10 inches long x 8 inches wide
- Handcrafted by artisans in Vietnam
- Made with hemp, felt-lined
About Ten Thousand Villages
For more than 60 years, Ten Thousand Villages has served as a fair trade retailer, working with more than 130 artisan groups from nearly 40 countries. It has pioneered the fair trade industry to help break the cycle of poverty.
The non-profit social enterprise:
- Pays a fair price;
- Creates long-term partnerships with artisan groups;
- Makes sure artisans have good working conditions;
- Collaborates with designers to produce trend pieces that incorporate traditional craftmanship;
- Emphasizes using recycled or renewable materials;
- Empowers to help create change for the artisans, their communities, and their families.
Photo: © Courtesy of Ten Thousand Villages
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Zebra Tunic
$39.49 $90.00
This lightweight tunic is chic and comfortable. Ideal for an afternoon at your favorite hangout with jeans, or a cute pencil skirt at the office.
Product Description:
- Zebra design
- Cinched detailing at the shoulder
- Adjustable sleeves with coconut buttons
- Plunging neckline
- 100% cotton
Production Process:
- Handprinted
- Made by women artisans in India
About Symbology
Symbology features artisan textiles with fashion-forward designs, creating ethical handmade apparel. This luxury fashion label creates lasting and authentic connections with its artisan producers. With every purchase from Symbology, you are investing in a one-of-a-kind fashionable piece that empowers women around the world.
Zilly Festival Shorts
$52.99 $90.99
These shorts are for the fashionista looking to show off her curves. Made in Indonesia with 100% rayon, these shorts are sure to make a statement at festivals this summer!
Details:
- 100% rayon
- Designed in London; made in Indonesia
- Machine wash cold
- Size Chart
- Made by Komodo, which is a pioneer brand that promotes using organic cotton, hemp, bamboo, Tencel, and other natural fibers. The welfare of its suppliers and individuals who work in small factories to produce the clothes is always considered. Komodo designs its collections in London, using traditional skills and eco-fabrics.
Rayon, a sustainable fabric made from tree cellulose, got its name from a word meaning "Rays of Light". That's because cellulose shows colors without needing hard dyes and softeners.
About MadeFAIR
MadeFAIR is a clothing store that only sells ethical and sustainable fashion. All items found on MadeFAIR are made without exploiting workers or using chemicals that harm the environment. As the MadeFAIR name states, everything found is fairly made with every step of the supply chain considered.
Buy The Change changes lives one purchase at a time
Ten Thousand Villages, one of the largest fair trade organizations,
works in 38 countries
Starfish Project brings healing and hope to women who have escaped exploitation and abuse
Serrv creates a sustainable world through artisan and farmer connections
Dsenyo empowers artisans, entrepreneurs, and customers through fair trade and ethical fashion
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Amora Necklace
$12.99 $22.00
This handmade necklace goes with so much! The deep brown color of the beads is a perfect complement to almost any outfit!
Handmade by Amelia, Fautina & Xenovia
About Hands Producing Hope
Hands Producing Hope works to empower artisans in Costa Rica and Rwanda to rise above poverty, so they can live full and healthy lives. It helps all people (regardless of gender, ethnicity, or geographic location) to gain dignified and respectable work, so they can provide for their families and flourish in their communities. Hands Producing Hope has created a program that helps marginalized individuals earn an income, education, and skills so they have hope for a brighter future. The company provides its artisan partners:
- Dignified Work;
- Life Skills Classes;
- Spiritual Investment;
- Empowerment;
- Education;
- Reconciliation.
Organic Cotton T-Shirt
$8.99 $18.00
This brings the standard T-shirt up a notch. Not only is it 100% organic cotton T-shirt, but it's also handmade by artisans in India, providing dignified employment.
Product Description:
- Front V neck
- Short cap sleeves
- Just above hip length
- Tight fitting (we recommend going up a size)
- This shirt is made from 100% fair trade and GOTS certified organic cotton, grown in India.
- Artisans at one of the very first fair trade factories in southern India created this shirt.
About Liz Alig
Liz Alig is a fair trade clothing company that helps bring communities out of poverty through ethically produced fashion. Liz Alig uses handwoven, recycled, high-quality sustainable fabrics in all its designs to create effortless clothing. It partners with organizations around the world that give back to communities and provide fair wages. By providing dignified employment women are empowered to go back to school, can provide for their families, and even start their own business.
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Yellow and Blue Vine Shirt
$19.99 $40.00
The yellow and blue vine designs in this shirt match great with jeans for a casual look, but can also easily go with black slacks for a day at the office. Made from 100% cotton, it's comfortable and stylish.
Product Description:
- Slip on style
- Cut out neckline
- Gathers in the back for tailored look
- Short sleeves
- Length: 23.5" from high point of shoulder to hem
- 100% cotton
Production Process:
- Made by artisans in Bangalore and Andhra Pradesh, India; designed in New Orleans
- Hand block stamped with natural dyes
- Your purchase helps ensure women can continue to have a secure job with a positive working environment and fair wages
Passion Lilie Size Chart
(Model is wearing a small and is 5' 2" tall)
Passion Lilie strives to change the world through ethical fashion that is fashionable and affordable. It helps provide opportunities to women in remote areas so they can have a dignified life and in turn help create sustainable societies and a better world. As a fair trade and eco-friendly apparel brand, Passion Lilie designs its fashions in New Orleans, and produces them in India.
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