Etiko. It means ethical. It means fair trade and sustainable. It means you can buy high
quality footwear, clothing & sporting goods that haven’t been made by children or by
workers who have been exploited and, whenever possible, are made from eco friendly
materials.

The Etiko range will be on show during the Fair Trade High Tea and is stocked at Justice Products in West End. See www.etiko.com.au for more information!

One Colour is a socially conscious label which offers a range of everyday clothing that brings into focus the people who make the clothes we wear. Di Stitt, founder, has built the business to reflect her belief that sustainable, long term employment provides people the means to lift themselves and their families out of poverty.

One Colour’s new Summer range “Peripheral Vision” blends organic jersey and kikoi cotton fabrics sourced in East Africa with ethical production practices, furthering the unique partnership Di and her African counterparts have developed over the last 3 years.

One Colour hopes that our perceptions around sustainable, ethical fashion continue to
evolve so that we are able to make wise choices about what we wear. For more
information go to www.onecolour.com.au

The fifth incredible label to get the spotlight is the wonderful Moselle. Remember – all these labels we have shined the spotlight on will be on show during the Fair Trade High Tea in the Ethical Fashion Showcase!

Moselle Clothing was founded by Daniel and Catrina Pennington with the unique purpose of releasing women from slavery. This is accomplished by employing Thai women formerly enslaved or considered “at risk” of being trafficked.

Moselle Clothing works directly with Destiny Rescue, a not-for-profit organisation focusing on rescuing children from sexual slavery, in Chiang Rai, Thailand. At the Destiny Rescue production house the women are trained and employed in a safe environment. They receive above and beyond the average pay, along with other benefits. Moselle Clothing are currently pursuing formal fair trade certification for the production house.

Using contemporary clothing as its vehicle, Moselle Clothing aims to bring steady employment and a better way of life for all Destiny Rescue women. Visit moselleclothing.com for more information

Sinerji is an ethically and sustainably produced fashion label. Sinerji pieces are original, stylish and comfortable and are created using beautiful, hand loomed, organic cotton and natural vegetable dyes.

The designers, Alice and Louise, have travelled yearly to Chiang Mai in Thailand, staying for 4-5 weeks, spending time with the cotton growers, women who loom the fabric and the tailors. Over 2 ½ years this has allowed them to form relationships built on trust and so better support the people in their supply chain.

Louise and Alice of Sinerji value versatility and environmental and ethical integrity. They are committed to the principles of fair trade, creating community and environmental sustainability. For more information visit: www.sinerji.com.au.