FAIR TRADE FEDERATION fall trends guide 2012 Photo credit: Global Mamas . This photo is featured in the 2013 Fair Trade Calendar, a joint project of the Fair Trade Resource Network and Fair Trade Federation. Order your copy today! Fair Trade Federation www.FairTradeFederation.org [email protected]
Welcome to the Fair Trade Federation’s Fall Trends Guide! We’re delighted to present some of the hottest trends in fair trade products this season. All of the products featured in this guide come from organizations that are fully dedicated to fair trade. And remember, all of the products in this guide are available for retail purchase - just click on the product photo.
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FAIR TRADE FEDERATION
fall trends guide 2012 Photo credit: Global Mamas. This photo is featured in the 2013 Fair Trade Calendar, a joint project of the Fair Trade Resource Network and Fair Trade Federation.
Great Lengths (left to right): Ember Arts Solstice necklace, Connected Horizon necklace, Global Mamas Earth Gems necklace
Natural Elements (clockwise): Global Goods Partners woven fiber bracelet, Andean Collection bull horn cocktail ring, Swahili Imports leather shield cuff, Via Nativa Ojoche wood bangle
Collar + Bibs (clockwise from top right): Mata Traders Gatsby necklace, World-Shoppe Fluid necklace, One Mango Tree Ankole necklace
Baroque (clockwise): One World Projects cross pendant, Fair Trade Winds cuff, Partners for Just Trade tulip earrings, Ten Thousand Villages golden chain necklace
Satchels + Totes (clockwise from top left): Rising Tide ikat office tote, Dsenyo satchel in Sienna, Earth Divas purse, A Fair World Emily tote
Clutches (top to bottom): 7 Loaves black velvet and gold bag, Global Goods Partners Bold Clutch, Art Aids Art nature print makeup bag.
Personal Accessories: (clockwise from top right): Rupalee chiffon scarf, Andean Collection Audrey hat, Laundromat Fjord beanie, Sevya Ramba scarf, Greenola Brigantine hat
Prints: Clockwise from top: One Mango Tree Geometry pocket skirt, Mata Traders Arts & Crafts skirt, MarketPlace: Handwork of India Rupali top, Unique Batik batik cap sleeve tee, Global Mamas J Dress. Center: Ayindisa Accra trench.
home décor Natural inspiration: botanical designs,
hand-loomed and block-printed textiles,
and wood grain are key features in home
design this fall. Above all, trend experts
emphasize that the home should be a
space for showcasing beautiful, functional
products that are meaningful to you.
TEXTILE TRADITIONS
BOTANICAL WOOD GRAIN
Botanical (clockwise from top right): Fair Trade Winds celadon leaf plate, Sustainable Threads Sprout and Spade pillow covers, Chaka MarketBridge floral bottle.
Textile Traditions (left to right): Greenheart Jambo jute rugs, Ten Thousand Villages silk market jacquard pillow, Earthlover Shopping recycled sari rug, MarketPlace: Handwork of India hand-blocked batik curtain
Wood Grain (clockwise from top right): Acacia Creations branch serving utensils, Seven Hopes United ocean coral candle holder, Connected rustic wood vase set