*Global Girlfriend
*American Apparel
*The hunger site
*NOVICA
*Justice clothing
*Autonomie Project Inc
*TOMS (shoes)
*Ethletic (shoes)
*Justshirts (just shirts)
*Marigold
*People Tree (the most beautiful clothes)
*Fair Indigo
*Ten Thousand Villages (home decor/goods)
*Global Exchange
*No Sweat Apparel (now only selling wholesale)
*Mahadevi Design
*Body Shop
*fashin&earth.com
*dearlildevas.com
*bluecanoe.com
*birchclothing.com
*patagonia
*one mango tree
*gretchenandgrace.com
*haorganicclothing.com
*indienousdesigns.com
*juteandjackfruit.com
*noenemy.org
*thezenlily.com
*threestonesteps.com
*farwestcanada.com
THIS JUST IN! STORES THAT MANUFACTURE OVERSEAS BUT HAVE AN ETHICS POLICY. READ MORE ON EACH WEBSITE ABOUT THIER CODES OF ETHICS:
*la senza
*Marks work wearhouse
*REI products (though they sell other brand names at their stores, they are only responsible for rei products
*ll bean
*Levi Strauss
*Adidas Group (though they claim to have an ethics poilcy it is not detailed on their website)
*Timberland
I am excited about getting behind companies who are fair trade or have an ethics code. The more of us doing it, the better to make a change.
Megs, it's Robin hehe. I just read on your fair trade stuff. I'm in a labour relations class and even while supporting labour within North America where wages are fairer than in other parts of the world, take a look into 'living wage' standards. There's a new push for 'living wages' as opposed to minimum wages. Minimum wages are the minimums imposed by government on local organizations. However, most would conclude that earning minimum wage at a full time position may not be enough to support a good quality of life.
ReplyDeleteThanks Robin! Please pass on anymore information to us like this as you get it. Muchly appreciated!
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