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Comment by Athena Bentila - MuMu organic on April 1, 2012 at 7:44

Watch the Video of MuMu organic SS12 collection backstage shooting

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=LafUTEZro-g

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Comment by MIRELLE ACQUART on July 8, 2011 at 20:08

Hola, saludos a todos!!...

Veo que el grupo ha estado inactivo desde hace algún tiempo. Los invito a que lo reactivemos y compartamos ideas, oportunidades de negocio, proyectos, y mucho más.

Sé que hay mucho talento en nuestros países, mostremoslo!!!

 

Greetings to everyone!!

I´ve noticed the group has been inactive for some time.

I invite you to reactivate it and share ideas, business opportunities, projects, and more.

I know there are a lot of talent in our countries. Let´s show it!!!

Comment by Veronica Swain on February 7, 2011 at 13:28

Come and see our new Autunm/Winter collection at the Pure exhibition, London - Olympia on 13-15 February, we are at the Ethical salon, stand A71.  It would be lovely to see you there.

Comment by Praveen Varshnei on November 16, 2010 at 14:59

Requesting all established Apparel Manufacturing /Sourcing companies,Fashion Designers to place orders for Eco-friendly Green Line Garment buttons and Costume Jewelery on regular/ongoing basis.
Let us introduce ourselves as an Indian company specializing in 100% Eco friendly handmade Green line Buttons,Toggals,Novelty Items,Handicrafts ,Bags Handles and costume jewelery.Our inspectors check every lot of buttons,handicrafts,gifts and costume jewelery ,buttons are made confirming to social accountability norms.
We do not use child labor.We maintain the quality in buttons, the quality in shipping,and the quality in communication and in all other aspects. Rest assured - you get THE BEST of the finest handmade buttons from India.Buffalo horn,bone,wooden,coconut shell,bamboo etc
Buttons are meant for mens and womens wear. We have catered almost all segments of garment right from just born babies to hi-fashion mens and womens garments ,we have all the infrastructure to cater your needs, we have dedicated staffs with in-depth knowledge of the Buttons business involving themselves right from raw material collection, making ,polishing and shipping.
Product:Clothing Buttons , costume jewelery
Specification: Handmade by Artisans and all are green eco-friendly organic products
Material:Buffalo Horn,Cow Horn,Bone,Wood,coconut shell,Bamboo,Resin,Recycled Plastic etc
Size: 12mm on wards
Production:50000 pieces per month
MOQ:100 pieces
Lead-time: 15 Days
Delivery: Fob N.Delhi
Payment:Advance through Bank Wire ,Western Union
Samples: Available
We offer buttons from US $ 00.08 per piece as opening price point. and the price are much more competitive anywhere else.
Each piece is unique and may vary in shape and look due to natural variations in the horn.
Besides updating our designs regularly, we also have the complete capability of making items in special designs as per your requirements.
Hope to have an opportunity to work with you.
Thanking you in the mean time.
Regards,
Praveen Varshnei
Email: p_varshnei@yahoo.co.in
web: www.buttonsnatural.zoomshare.com
Linkedin: http://in.linkedin.com/in/prashanthandicrafts
Skype: buttonsnatural

Comment by Veronica Swain on August 25, 2010 at 16:00

Hi everyone, I am the UK contact for Natural Cotton Color an association based in Northeast Brazil dealing with fashion from cotton fabric that is grown already coloured. The association was created to support local farmers/artisans and to give small companies the opportunity to export their products. Their collection includes ladies, gents, children fashion as well as shoes, accessories and home decor all using naturally coloured cotton. They also incorporate hand made tradicional lace and embroidering giving support for local artisans, providing an exotic twist to thyeir design. Please visit their website: www.naturalcottoncolor.com.br
Thanks and hope to hear from you all soon.

Comment by kiran lee on August 9, 2010 at 22:50

Hola! Hope that this group is still active! I'm in Puerto Rico and know that we're not quite part of Latin America - but we are neighbors and there may be some of you from the island here in this group. I'm new to Puerto Rico and am starting to look for fabric stores...it would also be great to know of others out there interested in ethical fashion. If so, perhaps we can organize some events. Does anyone know if any of the designers in this September? Thanks and hope to hear from you!

Comment by Myriam Morgenstern on June 8, 2010 at 6:24

NOGAYA LOOKING FOR SALES AGENTS AND DISTRIBUTORS IN SOUTH AMERICA

1- Agents
The agents are the Nogaya sales representatives for agreed territories. Their role is to sell the Nogaya items to deco shops, high street shops, retail chains, etc ... They do report to us regularly on their work. They place the orders with us by email.
• There is a minimum of USD 1,500 per order.
• They make 15% commission on the sale turnover they generate. For instance, the agent sells for USD 1,000, he/she makes USD 150.
• We expect an agent to generate a turnover of at least USD 10,000 a month.
• The commission is paid by money transfer once the customers have fully paid (100%) Nogaya.
• As a fair trade business, and as a partnership goodwill, we expect our agents to buy the samples at wholesale price.
The agents will have to manage the relationships with Nogaya retail customers on behalf of Nogaya. As such, they need to be able to explain the Nogaya marketing stance, especially in terms of lead time to manufacture the women artisans' items. The lead time can go up to 4 months for some items. They also need to talk about our payment terms. As a fair trade business, Nogaya pays its women artisan groups when the order is placed. Hence Nogaya expects its customers to pay a minimum of 50% of the order value at the order, the balance upon delivery.

In order to simplify delivery and to manage import regulations efficiently, Nogaya will sell its products FOB India or Israel. The transport will be arranged by Nogaya and charge at cost. All import duties, VAT and any other local taxes in the import country will be handle by the final customers.

2- Distributors
The distributors are the Nogaya selling arms and representative of Nogaya in agreed territories. They market the Nogaya products to their own network of customers. They organize marketing campaigns and promotions in order to push the sales. They use local advertizing when deemed necessary. They report regularly on sales progress.
• They buy Nogaya products at 70% discount on public selling price and resell to their customers at the public selling price. Based on their knowledge of the local market, they could sell at a higher public selling price and share the difference with Nogaya who in turn could share the extra profits with the women artisans groups in the form of extra training or supports.
• Nogaya expects its distributors to generate a minimum of USD 20,000 a month.
• As a fair trade business, Nogaya requests its distributors to pay 50% of order value at the order, balance upon delivery.
• The minimum order size is USD 5,000.
In order to simplify delivery and to manage import regulations efficiently, Nogaya will sell its products FOB India or Israel. The transport will be arranged by Nogaya and charge at cost. All import duties, VAT and any other local taxes in the import country will be handle by the final customers.

Comment by Fashioning an Ethical Industry on May 18, 2010 at 10:22

El proyecto “Fashioning an Ethical Industry” presta apoyo a profesores y estudiantes que cursan estudios relacionados con la moda con el objetivo de que sean ellos los que provoquen el cambio en esta situación. Para ello se les muestra una visión global de las condiciones laborales de la industria textil, se concienciándoles sobre las prácticas actuales de algunas empresas. Asimismo, se les sugieren iniciativas para mejorar las condiciones y se les anima a una relfexión crítica y creativa sobre este problema así como se les invita a que aporten nuevas soluciones.

En estas páginas podéis encontrar hojas informativas y materiales didácticos en español, que esperamos sean de utilidad tanto para la actividad docente como para completar los estudios. Incluiremos más documentos en español durante el próximo año y por ello os recomendamos que lo reviséis de vez en cuando para estar al día de los nuevos materiales.

http://fashioninganethicalindustry.eu/start.asp?ID=230018&b=1814

Comment by angelofinestra on March 13, 2010 at 4:37

saludos!!!
escribo en español porq no hablo ingles
creo que el grupo parece estar inactivo
los invito yo a que mostremos nuestros trabajos
contemos que hacemos, o como lo hacemos
que propuestas tenemos.
animo!!!!!!!
que viva america latina!!!!!

Comment by Hannah Moore on January 27, 2010 at 16:02

Hi guys,

I am currently an intern at a UK Ethical Clothing company and previously graduated in Textiles Design.

I am about to embark on a 6 month round the world trip and will be in Chile, Bolivia and Peru from March - May this year.

I am very interested in all these fantastic projects across the globe and hope on my return to get involved myself. Not wishing to let this opportiunity of travelling pass me by, I wondered if there was anybody based in these areas that would be willing to allow me to visit their projects and see what they are doing and how they work?

I would be extremely grateful!!

Thank you very much!!

Hannah

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