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Online Store Profile: eco closet |
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The Essentials
Eco closet was born in 2012. Having grown up in California, the
founder, Lisa Joseph, spent a lot of time outdoors and still does.
Because of this time spent outside and her appreciation for the
outdoors, it was natural to open an eco-friendly boutique. Eco closet
carries contemporary women’s clothing and accessories. They are
planning to add some men’s items this Spring. Eco closet carries
everything from clothes to jewelry to bags to candles and more.
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Brand Profile: Toto Knits |
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The Essentials
Toto Knits is a line of ethically made,
organic cotton knits for babies and children. Each piece is made to
order and signed by the knitter who made it so it’s not just a sweater,
it’s a story. Toto Knits consists of a group of single mothers based in
Nairobi, Kenya focusing on creating high quality children’s wear while
providing flexible employment for a marginalized population.
Toto
Knits designs are timeless but fun for parents and children alike -
they have their animal range, a traditional line, and are currently
featuring the Flannery O’Kafka designed ‘This is Glasgow’ line, a
collaboration between Toto Knits and the talents of Flannery O’Kafka.
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Koolskools Brings Fashion Ethics to the Classroom |
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Children making a real contribution as global citizens to a better and more fair world – this is only part of the Koolskools vision. Koolskools, Ethical School Clothing & Fairtrade Cotton Uniforms, enables children to contribute through their schools’ engagement in introducing Fairtrade cotton uniforms. Koolskools aims to operate a unique ethical manufacturing and supply chain that benefits everyone buying into it - producers, manufacturers and customers alike.
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Online Store Profile: Fair Trade Designs |
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The Essentials
Fair Trade Designs revolves around the idea that you can be a socially
conscious shopper without sacrificing style. The on-trend jewelry,
apparel, purses and stationery are sustainably produced and handcrafted
under fair trade conditions by some of the world’s most impoverished
women. The artisans meld indigenous skills such as jewelry making,
weaving, and sewing with contemporary designs to create products
rivaling those in any upscale boutique.
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EPICSTOKE: A Wallet Worth a Thousand Words |
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Brothers Joe & Nick Schaeppi were in search of the perfect way to make the perfect wallet with the following attributes:
• Versatile yet fits your precise needs
• Enjoyable to use, thin, durable, & protects valuables from the elements
• Can be broken in like leather but won't get wet like it
• One of a kind, has great design, and tells a story
• Locally made from high quality recycled or sustainable resources
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