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Ethically sourced clothing are the latest fashion buzzwords, and top brands and designers are queuing up to be involved in socially responsible projects with a distinctly stylish edge.
Especially for the Environmental Justice Foundation’s ‘Pick Your Cotton Carefully’ campaign - set up to help end abuses linked to global cotton production, such as child and forced labour - fashion week designers Christian Lacroix, Luella Bartley and Betty Jackson have each created an exclusive design to be printed on fair-trade, organic cotton T-shirts.
The T-shirts, available for advance order from www.ejfoundation.org on 20th September, will be launched during London Fashion Week and also on sale at London Fashion Weekend, but enter now and you could secure yours ahead of the rest of the fashion pack. Plus - just for Stylefinder.com users - Betty Jackson and Luella have even signed theirs! Just correctly answer the question below for your chance to win one of the six exclusive tees.
Find out more about the work of the Environmental Justice Foundation and the ‘Pick Your Cotton Carefully’ campaign at www.ejfoundation.org
What is the name of the Environmental Justice Foundation's campaign?
Answer: Pick Your Cotton Carefully
Good Luck
Ethically sourced clothing are the latest fashion buzzwords, and top brands and designers are queuing up to be involved in socially responsible projects with a distinctly stylish edge.
Especially for the Environmental Justice Foundation’s ‘Pick Your Cotton Carefully’ campaign - set up to help end abuses linked to global cotton production, such as child and forced labour - fashion week designers Christian Lacroix, Luella Bartley and Betty Jackson have each created an exclusive design to be printed on fair-trade, organic cotton T-shirts.
The T-shirts, available for advance order from www.ejfoundation.org on 20th September, will be launched during London Fashion Week and also on sale at London Fashion Weekend, but enter now and you could secure yours ahead of the rest of the fashion pack. Plus - just for Stylefinder.com users - Betty Jackson and Luella have even signed theirs! Just correctly answer the question below for your chance to win one of the six exclusive tees.
Find out more about the work of the Environmental Justice Foundation and the ‘Pick Your Cotton Carefully’ campaign at www.ejfoundation.org
What is the name of the Environmental Justice Foundation's campaign?
Answer: Pick Your Cotton Carefully
Good Luck
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