Hello Rani

My name is Kyosun, Shim and a current MSc Marketing student from the University of Bath.
I am currently researching ethical clothing consumption experience in UK fashion market, and urgently and desperately looking for customers who shop or shopped in any ethical fashion store for an interview.
If you can give me 30 min to interview you, It would be very appreciated
The interview could be conducted via phone or in person(Mobile or Skype) . interviews conducted are solely for academic use and it will not be used for commercial purposes. Participating interviewees will be kept anonymous and data obtained will be treated with strict confidentiality.


Please feel free to contact for any question, I really hope you could help me

ks325@bath.ac.uk


Thank you!


Kyosun, shim
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Hi Rani
My name is Francois

We are four friends and a girl running the blog cielbleu. We blog about sustainable fashion, design, interior, kid's wear, handmade and much more...
If you have any interesting story, product or project you would like to share with a bigger audience, do not hesitate to send us your link and say hello.
If it fits our criteria’s (good design, fair & sustainable production or handmade) we would love to post an article.

Best Regards
Francois

If you like it, I would be happy if you add me as a friend - if not, ignore it and sorry for disturbing

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Hello there Rani
Namaste from Nepal! I just wanted to drop you a line about our company, 'Heaven Hemp' here in Kathmandu which I run with my (British) wife. I've been working here in Nepal since 2002 when I set up my own workshop (we have a permanent team of 8) to design manufacture and export ethically produced natural fibre goods - wild hemp, wild nettle, banana, peace silk, wool and bamboo.
We now export clothes, accessories, homeware, fabric and yarn to the UK, Norway, the US, Japan and India. As well as using power-loomed natural fibre blends for our clothes, we also source wild hemp and wild nettle yarn and fabric (naturally organic) from farming families in the hills who hand-spin the yarn and hand-weave it on small looms. We have also just started to design and make our own handloomed fabrics too.
You can see some of our products at www.wildweaves.co.uk, including the new ‘balika’ range of kids' clothes which Rosie (my wife) designed. The site www.heavenhemp.co.uk is our wholesale catalogue. We are trying to spread the word about what we do to create interest in our products, create jobs, and to keep the tradition of hand spun yarn and hand loomed cloth alive in Nepal.

Please drop me a line if I can tell you anything more,

Take care
Udaya