Don’t get me wrong, I’m all about Fair Trade Certified products. I buy certified products all the time. I think it’s great that there are third parties that can verify the ethics of a brand. And I believe they should be compensated for their time. I think their stamp of approval on products is helpful to consumers because it makes it easy for shoppers to identify products that are positively impacting the world.
Read MoreHeading to a holiday party? Dress with purpose and share the story of your fabulous holiday attire! Check out these ethical clothing brands with gorgeous holiday dresses. Ethical shoppers will discover fun fair trade fashion, sustainable style, and socially responsible clothing in this guide. These brands carry a variety of dresses featuring both high end and affordable price points.
Read MoreCelebrate ethical style and winter fashion with this guide featuring accessories for the chilly time of year Discover socially responsible brands celebrating fair fashion and modern design in this guide featuring recycled ethical beanies, eco-friendly tote bags, ethically made jewelry, warm scarves, cozy mittens, fair trade headbands, & more.
Read MoreThis ethical fashion guide features 21 ethically made and sustainable sweaters perfect for staying cozy during the fall and winter. With plenty of fair trade and eco-friendly options under $100 plus a few high end garments over $100, these sweaters are great to purchase for your own conscious wardrobe or give as a holiday gift. Ethical shoppers will discover women’s sweaters made with organic cotton, up-cycled materials, and ethically sourced alpaca.
Read MoreThe fast fashion mindset has consumers convinced that expecting mothers need a whole new wardrobe, but these habits and attitudes increase our negative environmental impact. Maternity wear and its transient nature can contribute to the problem when viewing clothing as disposable. For example a lot of expecting purchase new maternity wear, only to be left with items they no longer wear once baby’s born and nursing’s done. However, this doesn’t have to be the case. There are steps expecting mothers can take that enable moms to continue dressing sustainably.
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