Who Made My Clothes? Fashion Event

Fair Trade Philadelphia is partnering with Ten Thousand Villages and Mata Traders, giving you an opportunity to be connected to what you wear.

These organizations are responding to Fashion Revolution’s call to #whomademyclothes, with a fashion event featuring Mata Traders dresses and jewelry from Ten Thousand Villages.

Throughout the evening see ethically-sourced, one-of-a-kind dresses and jewelry, sip on handcraft mocktails, and snack on mini donuts from local favorite, Federal Donuts. Before you go, grab your gift, handcrafted accessories from Ten Thousand Villages and Kamibashi.

As a part of Fashion Revolution week, come experience the ways these organizations are conserving and restoring the environment, and giving people, especially women, a voice.

ABOUT TEN THOUSAND VILLAGES

Ten Thousand Villages is more than a store. We’re a global maker?to?market movement. We’re a way for you to shop with intention for ethically-sourced wares — and to share in the joy of connecting with makers in ten thousand villages.

As a pioneer of fair trade, we do business differently, putting people and planet first. That means you can trust that every handmade purchase you make from us directly impacts the life and community of its maker in a developing country.

ABOUT MATA TRADERS

Mata Traders partners with several fair trade organizations in India and Nepal that train and employ hundreds of artisans in marginalized communities, with a focus on gender equality and empowering women.