
A Year Of Ethical Fashion is an ongoing series of monthly round-up posts where I share my ethical fashion finds as I work towards a more conscious wardrobe in 2017.
"There is a great need for the introduction of new values in our society... where slower can be faster, and where less can be more." - Gaylord Nelson
Week 21: Proud Mary

Featured by the likes of Vogue, Coveteur and Refinery 29, Proud Mary Global Textiles bridges the gap between fair-trade and on-trend fashion and design. They are known for their beautiful, modern and well-made apparel, home decor and personal accessories that preserve authentic product techniques and expand market access for artisans from over 10 countries globally. You can find them in boutiques across the US, Europe and Japan and online.
Week 22: Kowtow

Week 23: Filanthropik Threads
Filanthropik Threads is fashion with a conscience, purchasing and selling handmade sandals, apparel and accessories made by Guatemalan artisans at a fair price and donating part of their proceeds to organizations that work to alleviate the pains of poverty in the land. When you buy from Filanthropik, you are supporting an ethical cause and adding to the tapestry woven by the threads of humanity
Week 20: Conrado

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