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Eco /fa/ Anonymous 10/13/14 (Mon) 03:26:56 No.1522

Post eco-friendly and/or humanitarian brands, designers, etc. Boho look not required.

Pic related is Run With The Tribe.

Anonymous 10/13/14 (Mon) 03:40:58 No.1523

American Apparel is the most progressive clothing brand for basics

Maharishi is pretty eco-conscious

You do realize that any company with a PR team is going to be balls-deep in eco-friendliness on their website though, right?

Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 01:47:17 No.1562

>>1523
American Apparel makes me sick with their politics and pushing the envelope with no revolutionary design. I don't mind Rick Owens who is bi, but I have a problem with AA plastering degenerate phrases on their shirt supporting being a flaming faggot.

Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 02:05:10 No.1563

>>1562

As I said, progressive

Not my thing but they do make good tees and socks

Anonymous 10/14/14 (Tue) 23:02:37 No.1581

Patagonia.

Anonymous 10/16/14 (Thu) 10:13:19 No.1601

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More sex less fast fashion!

Anonymous 10/16/14 (Thu) 17:41:43 No.1608

Appalatch

Anonymous 01/27/15 (Tue) 06:26:52 No.2894

>>1601
The culprit is supply and demand.

In the demand curve they fall right next to unemployment because they have no education.

If you want to blame people blame them for willingly applying for those jobs and showing up to work every day.(you can't actually blame them)

If you don't want to blame them, blame their neighbors who will replace them at the drop of a hat (you can't ethically blame them either)

Again supply is way high, and demand for uneducated women is low.

p.s. their local mcdonalds didn't employ them, their local library didn't employ them, IBM and Google didn't offer them a job. Then these sweatshops employ them and provide them with at least some way to support their bastard children and we blame the sweatshops.

Anonymous 01/27/15 (Tue) 17:48:18 No.2896

>>2894

I blame the system that makes the whole unavoidable situation they're in.