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The Ethical Choice

You have a choice, ethically sound, or criminal. Don’t ever forget that the working conditions for people in the mainly third world countries that supply the mainstream markets would be illegal if it were in our country. We have the luxury of health and safety, minimum wage, and all the other responsibilities that an employer has for their employees. Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for cheaper prices for green clothes, and any consumer goods for that matter. But do we really want to contribute to the misery and desperation of the people who make these things? Do we really want to contribute to the profits of the criminals that exploit child labour and treat people like crap? Do you?

Route to Ethical Success

The route to success and to an ultimately greener world is not to force overnight change, but to allow that change to evolve. If you really can’t afford a completely ethically produced outfit for that next party, then start with just the shirt, or the socks, the little things add up in the end. If you’re going to wear a designer label, wear one that reflects something important, like protecting our planet, not one that just plays on sporting achievement. Fred Perry may have been great tennis player, but is tennis really more important than making a better world for our children to inherit?

Making an effort

As long as you are making the effort to change, you are one of the good guys. Carry on like this and you’ll be surprised how quickly you develop a wardrobe. full of green clothing Think about it while you drink your fair trade coffee:0) Isn’t it great to be part of the green generation, to be on the leading "green" edge? In the old days, the only green clothing available was “home made”, exclusive to hippies. These guys were routinely insulted in the streets, and for no other reason than caring. Now it’s time for us to see these people as pioneers, they paved the way for the green generation, now it’s our turn. I don’t mean that everyone should become a hippy, we just need to adopt some of their values, and with the help of such ethical clothing brands such as Ascension, Komodo, Veja and Karen Cole, we can do it with some style.

Most of our green clothing is priced at under £100 - there are plenty of bargains to be had in the end of season sales and clearance.

If you are looking for our full range of womens  green clothes and fair trade fashion please visit Ethical-Fashions.com (we don't show any green clothes over £100 on this site), for the sophisticated organic man, Fairtrade-fashion.com. For homewares, gifts and gadgets  Greeningengland.co.uk. For the organic baby, please visit our new store at Ecobeebies.com. Organic Skincare and eco beauty products can be found at Eorganics.org.uk & lastly ethical jewellery can be seen at eco-jewel.co.uk.

 We welcome any comments, good or bad, especially we would like to hear if you know of any stylish green, ethical, fair trade or organic clothing retailer or brand that you would like included in the green generation website. Please note that if you wish to see the full Kuyichi range you will need to go here.