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Made with Natural & Biodegradable Materials

Partners with Egyptian Cotton Farmers

Promotes Fair Wages & Ethical Employment

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KOTN makes their own fabrics from raw cotton bought direct from farmers in Egypt at guaranteed prices. They reject the practices of big corp...
Read More KOTN makes their own fabrics from raw cotton bought direct from farmers in Egypt at guaranteed prices. They reject the practices of big corporations who too often go with cheaper options leaving millions of farmers, weavers and craftspeople struggling. They manufacture in a cut-and-sew factory outside Alexandria that ensures fair wages. They partner with pro-literacy organizations in the Nile Delta to stop child labor.

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Handcrafted by Artisans in Uganda & Peru

Promotes Fair Wages & Ethical Employment

Provides Jobs & Economic Opportunity for Women

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Ten years ago, Krochet Kids and Known Supply's founders started a production facility and community development project in Uganda, a country...
Read More Ten years ago, Krochet Kids and Known Supply's founders started a production facility and community development project in Uganda, a country ravaged by rebel violence and civil war. This has grown into a global social enterprise. Each Known Supply & Krochet Kids piece is hand-signed by the maker, and customers can search the Known Supply site to read each maker's bio. Krochet Kids products are handmade by artisans in Uganda and Peru. Known Supply makes all of their woven hats at ASI which is the world's first Fair Trade Certified production facility in China. All apparel is made in a factory in Peru that provides meaningful job training and employment to women and offers onsite childcare. They also work with four Fair Trade Certified factories in India.

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Made with Organic, Sustainable & Vegan Materials

Ethically & Transparently Sourced

Shares 90% of Profits with Workers and Charity

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Ninety Percent was founded on a revolutionary spirit of care. They share 90% of profits with their workers and charitable causes that care f...
Read More Ninety Percent was founded on a revolutionary spirit of care. They share 90% of profits with their workers and charitable causes that care for people and the planet. Only the remaining 10% of profits go to shareholder. The five causes they support are Big Life, WildAid, BRAC, Children's Hope and War Child UK. All of their products are vegan. They use natural, renewable and certified organic materials, including GOTS certified organic cotton, linen, hemp, recycled cotton yarn, sustainably sourced cellulose from Lenzing, Modal and Tencel. They also prioritize fair work environments, garment longevity, transparency and traceability, animal welfare and water stewardship.

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Handcrafted by Artisans in Emerging Markets

Ethically & Transparently Sourced

Produced in Small Batches

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OBAKKI believes in putting people first. Their artisans are part of their extensive global family, and the ability to sustain themselves and...
Read More OBAKKI believes in putting people first. Their artisans are part of their extensive global family, and the ability to sustain themselves and their communities will always be their top priority. Products are made by traditional artisans and rural co-ops under fair trade conditions. A portion of sales supports the OBAKKI Foundation which reinvests in artisan communities and has brought clean water, education and medical care to millions.

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Made with Recycled & Natural Materials

Ethically Made by Artisans in Kenya

Provides Jobs & Economic Opportunity for Women

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SOKO is a black-owned and women-owned ethical jewelry brand that connects artisans in Kenya with a global market. As a certified B Corp, the...
Read More SOKO is a black-owned and women-owned ethical jewelry brand that connects artisans in Kenya with a global market. As a certified B Corp, they believe in using business as a force for good. They're using technology to disrupt the traditional supply chain model. And in doing so, they're reducing inequality and poverty through the creation of quality jobs with dignity and purpose. Their jewelry is made from 24k gold-plated recycled brass and locally-sourced recycled glass.