Shop For Change

Image courtesy recreatestore.com

With Christmas just over a month away (eek!), now is probably a good time to start thinking about those gifts you need to buy – and what better place to find the perfect present than at newly launched online store ReCreate? They’ve got a beautiful selection of clothing, accessories and toys, all sourced from suppliers who align with ReCreate’s ethical values of fair trade and partnership. Everything ReCreate sells is carefully chosen for its ethical production and quality design, and the company even produce their own organic clothing range. When you buy anything from ReCreate, you’re helping to provide employment and income for disadvantaged producers and creating change through ethical trade. It’s your one-stop ethical shop this Christmas!

Pictured: organic handwoven scarf, $60

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