Ethics and fair trade in clothing has become a major talking point these days, with a lot of money spent on documentaries, books and funding for NGOs that aim to fight for the rights of workers in third-world countries. Don’t get me wrong. I don’t support unfair labor conditions in third-world countries. It’s just that we are all living a big lie by ignoring, missing, or otherwise deceiving ourselves of the fact that big clothing companies (and not just clothing companies) keep using child labor and underpaying workers in poor countries, even though they are telling us that they don’t. Insidermonkey experts made a list of most ethical fair trade clothing companies in US and Canada.
Going for shopping is a really exciting thing to do. It becomes even more exciting if you are doing it for a friend or family member. And most importantly, if you happen to be a parent or someone who shops for kids quite often, then I am sure you will love to read the following article. If you thought that buying clothes for the grownups is expensive, then let me tell you that buying clothes for children can be equally expensive. As parents are quite sensitive about how their precious child looks, and many wealthy parents do not hesitate to spend a lot of money on clothing for their children. You can also check our list of 10 Most Ethical Companies In The US.
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