This Frog Sweater is Organically Made in Kenya for a Good Caus
Nicole Ballantyne-Choo — September 24, 2013 — Fashion
References: totoknitsshop & fancy
While dressing your kid up in animal clothes is basically a must, this frog sweater meets that cute requirement and is also made with a good cause in mind.
This adorable knit sweater is perfect for the fall weather that will soon be approaching, and is also a great way for your kid to feel like one with nature. This piece was handmade by Totoknits in Nairobi, Kenya and each article in the collection is more than just an item of clothes. The beautiful green frog attire is made by women in Kenya to provide them with job opportunities and to learn new skills. It’s made organic cotton and bio friendly dyes so it’s not harmful to the environment.
When the frog sweater comes in the mail, it comes with a signature of who made it.
This adorable knit sweater is perfect for the fall weather that will soon be approaching, and is also a great way for your kid to feel like one with nature. This piece was handmade by Totoknits in Nairobi, Kenya and each article in the collection is more than just an item of clothes. The beautiful green frog attire is made by women in Kenya to provide them with job opportunities and to learn new skills. It’s made organic cotton and bio friendly dyes so it’s not harmful to the environment.
When the frog sweater comes in the mail, it comes with a signature of who made it.
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Fashion - Creating children's clothes using organic cotton and bio-friendly dyes presents an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the fashion industry.
2. Ethical Manufacturing - Empowering women in Kenya through job opportunities and skill development in handmade clothing production creates room for disruptive innovation in the manufacturing sector.
3. Personalized Products - Including the signature of the person who made the frog sweater adds a personal touch and opens up opportunities for disruptive innovation in personalized children's clothing.
Industry Implications
1. Fashion - The fashion industry can embrace sustainable practices and eco-friendly materials, leading to disruptive innovation in children's clothing.
2. Manufacturing - Manufacturing companies can explore ethical and fair-trade partnerships to create disruptive innovation in handmade clothing production.
3. E-commerce - E-commerce platforms can offer personalized children's clothing options, enabling disruptive innovation in the customization of products.
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