Good & Fair Clothing Uses Organic Materials and Pays Equitable Wages
Sarah Moore — July 17, 2012 — Social Good
References: goodandfairclothing
Frustrated about the lack of socially responsible clothing available on the market, Shelton Green founded Good & Fair Clothing to provide consumers with the option of purchasing garments made from fairly traded and organic materials.
The line creates all of its tee shirts, ladies underwear and men's boxer briefs using a visible supply chain dedicated to transparency in the manufacturing process and ensuring that workers are paid a fair wage for their labor.
All of their cotton is certified to be 100 per cent organic and they operate using environmentally conscious manufacturing processes. The company also works in association with Fair Trade USA to ensure that every step in the production of their clothing is ethical and that those who farm their materials and sew their garments are provided with equitable pay.
Contact Information
Good & Fair Clothing website
Good & Fair Clothing on Facebook
Good & Fair Clothing on Twitter
Good & Fair Clothing on Vimeo
Good & Fair Clothing Tumblr
The line creates all of its tee shirts, ladies underwear and men's boxer briefs using a visible supply chain dedicated to transparency in the manufacturing process and ensuring that workers are paid a fair wage for their labor.
All of their cotton is certified to be 100 per cent organic and they operate using environmentally conscious manufacturing processes. The company also works in association with Fair Trade USA to ensure that every step in the production of their clothing is ethical and that those who farm their materials and sew their garments are provided with equitable pay.
Contact Information
Good & Fair Clothing website
Good & Fair Clothing on Facebook
Good & Fair Clothing on Twitter
Good & Fair Clothing on Vimeo
Good & Fair Clothing Tumblr
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