Shop with purpose supporting the Artisans of Guatemala
Shop with purpose supporting the Artisans of Guatemala through an Ethical Fashion Brand. Visit Guatemala with a globally recognized Ethical Fashion Brand professionally sourcing company representing the Artisans of Guatemala an Ethical Fashion Brand supporting private label production, wholesale managements and Global Shipping of products to over 150 countries, providing 2 day guaranteed delivery to the US.
Ethical Fashion Guatemala is an Ethical Fashion Brand representing Guatemalan Artisan for the purpose of Textile Sourcing, Ceramics, Leather Products, Coffee and Tours which introduces Wholesale buyers and designers direct to the producers.
Ethical Fashion Guatemala provides a Fair trade fashion design experience by introducing buyers from around the world to Guatemalan textiles, Back Strap Woven Textiles, Custom Leather Bags, Ceramics, Organic Coffee one of a kind designs protected by Ethical Fashion Guatemala Copyright protection and enforcement services.
Artisans of Guatemala Textile sourcing tours introduce buyers direct to the producers eliminating middlemen. As an Ethical Fashion Brand advocate we support and promote Ethical sourcing worldwide, you are buying direct from the producers, not through Middlemen.
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Ethical Fashion Made In Guatemala Products
Ethical Fashion Guatemala welcomes you to Guatemala, discover Guatemala Artisan textiles on a buying trip or tour. Meet our artisan who create Ethically sourced products through the Weaving Co-Operatives, handmade products from Organic Cotton, dyed using only herbs and plants, woven by hand on a back strap loom.
Ethical Fashion Made In Guatemala Products.
Imagine you’re a weaver or leather-worker in Guatemala or any country.
You labor intensely over a product — let’s say a bag featuring textiles unique to your heritage — and sell it to an American tourist for $35.
It’s worth a good deal more, you think, but the American drives a hard bargain and considering 65 percent of your nation lives below the poverty line, something is always better than nothing. You take the sale.
A few months later, you stumble across the bag you made selling online for nearly $300 on an American website that claims to be benefiting artisans like yourself.
The website may feature a picture of yourself that you never gave the visiting tourist permission to take or use, or it may feature a picture of a weaver you’ve never met from another village.
It’s a maddening scenario, but unfortunately one that’s extremely common for a group of skilled Guatemalan Artisans whose work is in high demand on a global scale.
Originally published at authenticguatemalatravel.com on July 28, 2018.
