Good & Fair Clothing...the blog

The New York Times Article “Fair-Trade Movement Extends to Clothing.” 

The new scarves are on sale! For The City Christmas Market at 500 East St. John’s Austin, Tx today from 10am to 7pm!

For The City Christmas Market! Come cost us today at 500 East St. John’s Austin,Tx.

fairtrade:

Take good care of the producers. Know your product. Improve its quality. Ask your father for advice. Protect the environment. Get closer to the customer. Talk to each other.

These are the rules of thumb for Coopervitae, a group of Fairtrade coffee producers in Brazil. To find out what putting all those pieces together means in practice, read their full story.

Pictured: Coopervitae member Vagner Bombonato de Lima. The knowledge he’s got from the co-op (and his dad!) means he’s confident of the quality of his coffee.

Photo by Didier Gentilhomme

Do good. Be fair. End slavery.

Our Fall 2012 Lookbooks are here! Email us at info@goodandfairclothing.com to get one! #fairtrade #fashion #organic

Thank you TJ for being the first to buy a @goodandfair scarf. He picked the Blue & White. Great choice! (Taken with Instagram)

This long, narrow grey & white tee shirt scarf has fun written all over it! 5 inches wide, 110 inches long (that’s over 9 feet, people!), and crazy soft, you can wrap yourself up to your heart’s content. Have fun! Since it’s made from 100% organic cotton and by our fair trade certified factory partner, you will look good while doing good. 

slaveryfootprint:

In some places, a human life can be bought for as little as $90. As a consumer, what does $90 mean to you?

Discover your Slavery Footprint at www.slaveryfootprint.org