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12 Small Things
United States of America
12 Small Things is a collection of fashionable fair trade products supporting artisans in economically challenged communities around the world. They strive to represent artisans from different parts of the world whose stories we find compelling and worth sharing. Occasionally they also feature products from American artisans who donate a portion of their proceeds to help to support non profit organizations in their communities. By supporting these organizations and buying their fairly traded products they are helping these artisans earn a living wage send their children to schools and afford daily necessities that we often take for granted.
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Cream
Cream is revolutionizing the way lifestyle products are discovered and ultimately bought online through their mobile platform and socially architect ed approach. A curated stream of outfits that lets users buy clothes or accessories or save them for later.
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Good Clean Love
United States
Good Clean Love is a woman owned company with a mission to increase the awareness and experience of love in the world. Our business offers all natural love products that will enhance your ability to enjoy the passionate side of life and educational resources to provide the insight to see your relationships with new and loving eyes. Founder and Loveologist Wendy Strgar created our core products to meet the personal intimacy needs in her own marriage of 24 years. Good Clean Love products saved her marriage by eliminating the pain that occurred with intimacy. She realized that physically loving her husband gave them the power to heal and unite as a couple. This experience inspired her to create a family of products using healthy and natural ingredients that make love accessible in relationships.
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MASCINCUENTAYDOS
Mexico
MASCINCUENTAYDOS, Mexican brand Bags, Accessories, Clothing and footwear made from leather, fabric and applications to reuse materials and craftsmanship in cutting edge designs. A brand of Mexico to the world that through their products he creates in the consumer experience identity of a culture rich in art, mysteries and magic. Company committed to the environment, the development of artisan communities and promotion of Mexican culture. \r\n
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Nau
United States of America
Nau (pronounced now) is a clothing company based in Portland Oregon. They make sustainable urban outdoor apparel integrated designs for the modern mobile life.They do this by making sustainability and philanthropy inherent in everything they do by blending the tailored and the technical to craft urban and outdoor performance apparel by pioneering premium eco friendly fabrics and crafting clean intuitive silhouettes that arebuilt to move.
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Pomelo
Myanmar
We provide a fair trade marketplace for small Myanmar producers opening opportunities for them to improve their social and economic situation. rnrnWe are committed to using local materials and local artisans to produce quality handmade products with a contemporary twist. rnrnOur producers include HIV sufferers street youths the mentally and physically disabled and small family businesses fighting poverty. rnrnWhen you are in Yangon drop by to pick up some ethically sourced memories of your time in the land of a thousand pagodas. rn
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Sequence
United States of America
Founded in 2011 Sequence is a collection of jewelry and accessories designed by El Salvadorian born Ariela Suster. After years of working in New York City as a fashion and accessories editor at iconic publications such as Instyle Lucky and Harpers Bazaar she started Sequence a line inspired by the vibrant design and culture of Latin America.
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SOKO
United States of America
Soko employs technology to empower and provide equal access to opportunity for marginalized artisans. Our supply chain innovation uses the mobile phone to connect independent artisan entrepreneurs to Soko in an ethical and transparent virtual factory. With Soko s mobile tools artisans have access to an entire world of consumers expanding their business horizons and entrepreneurial prospects.
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Vedante Corp
United States of America
Barbara Kantor CEO of Vedante was inspired to create reflective gear during an evening walk when she witnessed a pedestrian being struck by a car. The pedestrian in a crosswalk was unaware that the driver couldn't see her. Barbara began to realize that she and others weren't safe walking or biking in the evening. She developed POP BANDS and super reflective pet products to keep people and pets safe at night. Vedante products reflective up to 1500 feet and can provide 360 visibility.