This Company Aims to Create Jobs and Support the Rights of Workers
Katherine Pendrill — October 22, 2015 — Social Good
'Oliberté' is a fair trade footwear company that aims to create jobs in Africa and support the rights of workers. Although there are a number of shoe companies that support ethical initiatives, Oliberté is the world's only Fair Trade Certified footwear brand.
Unlike other shoe companies, each pair of Oliberté shoes are handcrafted at a Fair Trade Certified manufacturing plant. This factory employs workers at fair wages and helps to support the rights of its employees. The shoes produced in the factory are made from premium leather that has been locally sourced from hormone-free cattle from Ethiopia. Not only are the shoes made in Africa, but the designs are also intended to reflect traditional African artwork and designs.
As the world's only fair trade footwear brand, Oliberté demonstrates how companies can produce their products in a way that respects the environment and the rights of workers.
Unlike other shoe companies, each pair of Oliberté shoes are handcrafted at a Fair Trade Certified manufacturing plant. This factory employs workers at fair wages and helps to support the rights of its employees. The shoes produced in the factory are made from premium leather that has been locally sourced from hormone-free cattle from Ethiopia. Not only are the shoes made in Africa, but the designs are also intended to reflect traditional African artwork and designs.
As the world's only fair trade footwear brand, Oliberté demonstrates how companies can produce their products in a way that respects the environment and the rights of workers.
Trend Themes
1. Fair Trade Fashion - Creating opportunities to produce fashion items ethically while respecting the environment and supporting workers' rights.
2. Locally Sourced Materials - Supporting the use of natural resources within the local community to create products that are environmentally sustainable.
3. Traditional African Design - Embracing cultural heritage and creating products that pay homage to African art and design.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - Developing sustainable and ethical fashion brands that support the workers and respect the environment in which they operate.
2. Footwear Manufacturing - Introducing fair and ethical standards to the footwear industry, uplifting communities and preserving cultural traditions.
3. Agriculture and Livestock Rearing - Empowering farmers and livestock breeders while promoting ethical treatment of animals and eco-sustainable practices.
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