Brought to the catwalks of London Fashion Week, Ghana Fashion Week and Africa Fashion Week Los Angeles, our African cotton tees were created as a campaign for the African cotton farmers. Choose between one of TWO organic cotton tees (size = womens small or unisex size medium) using African cotton, grown by African farmers, made by African tailors in a validated vetted factory in Africa are a must have item for the serious African Fashion business owner.
Our famous African cotton slogan tees have been made from certified organic African grown cotton, sewn and manufactured in Africa by Africans in a GOTS certified factory.
In your purchase you will receive one tee shirt that will be either one womens small size or a unisex size M/L (do email info@africafashionguide.com to request your preference)
The tees come in BLACK with WHITE PRINT ONLY and will bare either one of two prints - 100% MADE IN AFRICA or 100% AFRICAN.
NOTE print will depend on availability and you will receive what is available according to the above.
These tees were part of a major campaign brought to the catwalks of London Fashion Week, Ghana Fashion Week and Africa Fashion Week Los Angeles by Africa Fashion Guide and Jacqueline Shaw.
Our African cotton tees were created as a campaign for the African cotton farmers.
The root and the rationale behind this campaign has been grounded by reports such as The Fairtrade Foundation recent report called ‘The Great Cotton Stitch-Up’.
This highlighted complaints especially by cotton farmers from the developing C-4 countries (Cotton 4) – Mali, Burkina Faso, Chad and Benin – in regards to their struggles and the fact that subsidies that the EU and USA farmers receive that African farmers do not makes it difficult for them to compete internationally.
One of the major problems is the value chain of African cotton and that this value is often lost due to the exporting of the raw cotton out of the continent.
This original awareness campaign in 2012 included interviews with cotton farmers, cotton specialists, reviews on cotton programs and in particular reviews and highlights from sustainable initiatives like Cotton Made in Africa, the breakdown of projects in Africa which are using African cotton and speaking with designers who use African cotton in their collections
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