How the hell is it already mid-November? I mean, is it just me, or was it a particularly quick (fleeting?) autumn this year? Then again, maybe it only feels that way since I spent pretty much the whole season huddled over my computer (#BlogLife). At any rate, sweater weather is officially upon us, so might as well make the best of it. And the Snowflake Jacquard Cardigan from England’s People Tree is a great way to do just that. Handknit by students at the Fair Trade certified Kumbeshwar Technical School in Nepal, the sweater is made from humanely harvested wool that’s been treated with environmentally friendly, low-impact dyes. Read More »

At this point, I feel like calling chambray “popular” is a bit of an understatement. In many ways the once utilitarian fabric has become to the ’10s what flannel was to the ’90s. Needless to say, the options for purchase are many. But, very few of those can claim the same mix of good looks and social responsibility as the Adam Chambray Shirt from People Tree. Designed in London and manufactured in India, the shirt is made from hand-woven cotton chambray produced by the Fair Trade Artisan Hut collective. Read More »