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| https://www.nomadsclothing.com/ |
Nomads:
For this post I’m going to focus on an ethical company I found
who have nice, really fashionable clothes and accessories for sale. Nomads work
to ensure that they meet fair trade standards and believe in ‘trade not aid’.
They try to help improve producer’s sustainability by working with them in the
long-term rather than giving them short-term aid. They use lots of traditional
hand craft skills in their products as they want to keep as many of these
traditions going as possible. To reduce their environmental impact they now use
organic cotton and recycle any of their packaging which isn’t already
biodegradable. I liked the ethos and message that this company are trying
convey and hope you’ll like them and their products too.
Dress:
I was first drawn to the site when I found this dress which
is made from Viscose and is just so funky I wanted it right away. Quite a lot
of ethical fashion companies I’ve found have fairly bland colour ranges but not
Nomads.
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| https://www.nomadsclothing.com/womenswear/dresses/shift-dress |
Skirt:
This cotton skirt looked very cute and I can definitely
picture myself wearing it with maybe a pair of leggings and a cosy Christmas
jumper because it’s so practical yet stylish.
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| https://www.nomadsclothing.com/womenswear/skirts/mini-skirt |
Scarf:
Personally, I have a rather excessively large collection of
scarves and probably don’t need to add any more but the vibrant colours and intricate
patterns of Nomads scarves are just so appealing. They’re made from fair trade
cotton and printed with the Japiur inspired patterns.
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| https://www.nomadsclothing.com/scarves/jaipur-scarf |
This company really tries hard to engage us as their
customers and for me the personal touches definitely draw me to them. Check out
their style tips for each of the clothing pieces and their ‘our favourite’
section which has really good suggestions.
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