This season give your family and friends survivor-made and fair trade gifts to support a slave-free lifestyle.
Below is a selection of some of our favorite fair trade items to help you with all of your holiday shopping.
Clothing
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 Men’s Cotton Khaki Pants by Fair Indigo |
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Accessories
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by Boll & Branch |
by Ten Thousand Villages |
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Beauty
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Children's Toys
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Chocolate
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Interested in shopping more fair trade and survivor-made retailers?
Check out our extensive list of Slave Free Companies.
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