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100+ Fair-Trade Brands

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Fair-trade brands support ethical sourcing, fair wages, and safe working conditions. This curated collection features over 100 fair-trade brands across fashion and lifestyle. You'll find labels that work closely with artisans and producers, ensuring transparent and responsible supply chains. Fair-trade practices help support communities while promoting long-term sustainability. These brands value fairness, accountability, and respect throughout the production process. Explore fair-trade brands that combine thoughtful design with ethical business practices and a commitment to social responsibility.

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SoulTree
Hair Care Brands
Ayurvedic Hair Care

SoulTree is an Indian certified natural personal-care brand founded in 2006 by Vishal Bhandari. Based in New Delhi, the company is India’s first brand to receive BDIH certification from Germany for authentic natural cosmetics. SoulTree’s haircare line features shampoos, oils, and conditioners made from Ayurvedic herbs like bhringraj, methi, and hibiscus, designed to nourish and strengthen hair. All products are cruelty-free, ethically sourced, and free from synthetic colors and preservatives. The brand follows sustainable farming partnerships with local communities to source organic ingredients. What makes SoulTree distinctive is its fusion of Ayurvedic heritage and certified organic standards — offering modern consumers trustworthy, traditional, and effective natural care. It stands as a pioneer in India’s conscious beauty movement.

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Alaffia
Hair Care Brands
Natural Hair Care

Founded in 2004 by Olowo-n’djo Tchala and Prairie Rose Hyde, Alaffia is a U.S.-based social enterprise rooted in West African heritage. The brand handcrafts ethical hair, skin, and body-care products using traditional ingredients like shea butter, coconut oil, and African black soap sourced through fair-trade cooperatives in Togo. Every purchase supports women’s empowerment, maternal health, and education initiatives across West Africa. Alaffia’s formulas are clean, cruelty-free, and made with minimal processing to preserve nutrient integrity. The company holds B Corp certification and champions packaging. What makes Alaffia distinctive is its mission-driven business model, combining sustainable beauty with community development and global social impact.

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Dr. Bronner’s
Hair Care Brands
American Hair Care

Dr. Bronner’s is a California-based personal-care company founded in 1948 by Emanuel Bronner, a third-generation soapmaker from Germany. Built on his family’s legacy of traditional soapmaking, the brand became famous for its Castile soaps — multipurpose, biodegradable formulas made with organic and fair-trade ingredients like coconut, olive, and hemp oils. Over the decades, Dr. Bronner’s has expanded into hair and body care while staying true to its ethical mission: sustainability, social justice, and fair-trade. Every product is certified organic, cruelty-free, and packaged in 100% post-consumer recycled plastic. The brand’s iconic label, filled with Emanuel Bronner’s All-One” philosophy, reflects its vision of unity and environmental responsibility. What makes Dr. Bronner’s unique is its enduring commitment to activism — donating profits to humanitarian, ecological, and regenerative agriculture causes. Today, it stands as one of the most trusted names in ethical personal care worldwide.

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Afrocenchix
Hair Care Brands
UK Hair Care

Afrocenchix is a U.K.-based natural-haircare brand founded in 2010 by Rachael Twumasi-Corson and Joycelyn Mate. The brand was created to provide safe, effective solutions for Afro-textured hair using ethically sourced, natural ingredients. Its products — including the Sheen Moisturising Spray and Smooth Natural Conditioner — focus on hydration, scalp health, and gentle detangling. Afrocenchix was the first Black-owned haircare brand stocked in major U.K. retailers like Whole Foods and Superdrug. All products are vegan, cruelty-free, and certified by the Soil Association. What makes Afrocenchix distinctive is its commitment to safety, education, and representation, bridging community care with science-backed clean beauty.

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Kreyol Essence
Hair Care Brands
Black-Owned Hair Care

Founded by Yve-Car Momperousse and Stéphane Jean-Baptiste, Kreyol Essence is a clean-beauty brand rooted in Haiti’s natural heritage. Its signature ingredient, Haitian Black Castor Oil, is sustainably sourced from local farmers and known for promoting hair growth and scalp health. The brand’s mission extends beyond beauty — creating jobs, empowering women, and supporting soil restoration in Haiti. All products are natural, cruelty-free, and formulated without harmful chemicals. What makes Kreyol Essence distinctive is its blend of heritage and empowerment, transforming traditional Caribbean remedies into global, eco-luxury haircare while driving real social change.

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Quite Quiet
Jewelry Brands
Ethical Jewelry

Quite Quiet is a jewellery brand that focuses on understated elegance and refined minimalism. Its collections include earrings, rings, and necklaces in gold, silver, and gemstones, often defined by subtle detailing and balanced proportions. The brand highlights jewellery as an extension of calm, intentional living. What makes Quite Quiet distinctive is its ability to create designs that feel both serene and stylish. With an identity rooted in mindfulness and simplicity, Quite Quiet appeals to those who want minimalist jewelry that is elegant, subtle, and personal, positioning itself as a modern label for quiet luxury.

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Foe And Dear
Jewelry Brands
Canadian Jewelry

Foe & Dear is a Canadian fine jewellery brand based in Vancouver, celebrated for its ethical approach and modern designs. Its collections include engagement rings, wedding bands, and fine jewellery in recycled gold and conflict-free diamonds and sapphires. The brand’s aesthetic is minimal, with pieces designed for everyday wear and special milestones alike. What makes Foe & Dear distinctive is its dedication to transparency and sustainability jewellery that combines beauty with responsibility. With an identity rooted in ethical practices and elegance, Foe & Dear appeals to customers who want ethical jewelry that is refined, modern, and meaningful, positioning itself as a trusted Canadian jeweller.

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Bloedstone
Jewelry Brands
American Jewelry

Bloedstone is a contemporary jewellery brand known for bold, artistic designs. Its collections include rings, earrings, and necklaces in sterling silver, gold, and natural stones, often featuring sculptural forms and strong, expressive lines. The brand embraces individuality, designing pieces that stand out as modern statements. What makes Bloedstone unique is its fearless approach to design jewellery created to be worn with confidence. With an identity rooted in originality and edge, Bloedstone appeals to those who want boutique jewelry that is distinctive, stylish, and expressive, positioning itself as a strong presence in contemporary jewellery.

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Diana Porter
Jewelry Brands
European Jewelry

Diana Porter Jewellery was founded in Bristol, UK, by designer Diana Porter in 1993. Known for her pioneering work in ethical jewelry, Diana focused on using Fairtrade and recycled metals long before it became standard practice. The brand quickly gained recognition for its unique hand engraved designs, often featuring meaningful words and phrases that gave each piece a personal touch. Rings, necklaces, and bangles in silver, gold, and platinum formed the core collections, with engagement and wedding rings becoming a particular specialty. Diana was also an advocate for women in design and sustainability in the jewelry industry, values that continue to guide the studio today. Although Diana passed away in 2021, her workshop in Bristol still carries on her legacy, crafting pieces with the same care, creativity, and responsibility. Customers love Diana Porter Jewellery for its distinctive style, craftsmanship, and commitment to sustainable jewelry with meaning.

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Reflective Jewelry
Jewelry Brands
Ethical Jewelry

Reflective Jewelry is an American brand founded in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1995 by Helen and Marc Choyt. The brand is known for being one of the first jewelers in the United States to focus on ethical sourcing and sustainability. All pieces are hand-crafted in their Santa Fe studio using recycled precious metals, Fairtrade gold, and ethically sourced gemstones. The style is classic yet distinctive, often featuring intricate textures, symbolic motifs, and custom designs. Reflective Jewelry specializes in engagement rings, wedding bands, and personalized pieces, offering clients the chance to create jewelry that reflects their values. Beyond design, the brand is strongly committed to social and environmental responsibility, working with fair-trade initiatives and advocating for transparency in the jewelry industry. Customers trust Reflective Jewelry for its integrity, craftsmanship, and dedication to doing business responsibly, making it a leader in ethical jewelry in the United States.

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KVK Designs
Jewelry Brands
Handmade Jewelry

KVK Designs is an American jewelry brand founded by designer Katherine Von Kral in New York. With a background in art and design, Katherine launched the brand to create pieces that are bold, expressive, and deeply personal. Each piece is hand-crafted in small batches using sterling silver, gold, and a mix of semi precious stones, often combining unexpected textures and sculptural forms. The style is modern and edgy, with collections that include statement rings, cuffs, and necklaces that stand out while remaining wearable. KVK Designs also values responsible production, sourcing materials carefully and making each item by hand rather than through mass production. The brand has gained recognition for its artistry and originality, attracting customers who want jewelry that reflects individuality and strength. Known for artisan jewelry with a distinctive voice, KVK Designs has become a favorite for those seeking creative, hand-crafted pieces that carry character and impact.

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Glasswing Jewellery
Jewelry Brands
Ethical Jewelry

Glasswing Jewellery is a contemporary Australian brand celebrated for its hand-crafted designs made in sterling silver, gold, and natural gemstones. Its collections include rings, earrings, necklaces, and bracelets that often feature organic textures and sculptural forms. Each piece is designed to capture individuality, reflecting the brand’s philosophy of jewellery as wearable art. What makes Glasswing distinctive is its small-batch, artisanal approach pieces that are thoughtfully created rather than mass-produced. With an identity rooted in creativity and authenticity, Glasswing Jewellery appeals to those who want handmade jewelry that feels original and expressive, positioning itself within Australia’s independent design scene.

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