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Good Cloth specializes in ethical fashion—clothing, accessories, and home goods—that are designed with consideration for workers, the planet, and consumers. The shop curates products that are made with ethically-sourced materials and have a transparent supply chain. Style, workers' rights, and the environment are the heart of Good Cloth. The company includes product journeys for each item, so that consumers can read how products are made, from beginning to end. How clothing is made shouldn't be a mystery.The goal at Good Cloth is to give a product's entire journey so that the consumer can decide for himself/herself if it fits his/her ethos. The bar at Good Cloth is that each item is made (throughout it's supply chain) in a way that is fair to workers and to the environment. Each item must be high quality, because it isn't sustainable if it falls apart. Good Cloth also creates preferred shopping categorizes to make it easier for customers to shop by their own personal ethics—such as vegan, organic, shop local New Orleans (Good Cloth's headquarters is in New Orleans), Trade Not Aid, handcrafted, and made in the United States. Customers can also shop by cost (low to high, high to low). Good Cloth wants to ensure that all consumers have access to ethically made products.

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