Newest Arrivals

100's of new items just arrived!

* The nature of a fair trade store is that it is forever changing.  We receive new items weekly so it is impossible to keep this page updated.  This is a small sampling of what we sell!

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Haiti

TARA Projects of India

TARA Projects was established in 1973 to defend the rights of the poor. Beginning in Delhi, the organization expanded to adjoining states of North India, working to eliminate unfair trade practices and child labor, fighting exploitation of artisans and supporting fair trade and human dignity. Below are just a few of our new items from TARA.

Our jewelry collection is unique, and while the pieces are ethnically-inspired, they are also on-trend and timeless. Since the organizations we work with have a direct relationship with the artisans, costs are kept to a minimum and the savings are passed along to the customer.  We have great prices on all of our jewelry and yet, the artisans are making a fair, living wage The best part is, the sale of our fair trade jewelry is improving the lives of families around the world!

Our Newest Organization

~ Global Mamas

Global Mamas is the name brand for goods produced through the efforts of Women in Progress, an international not-for-profit organization assisting women of Africa in attaining economic independence. All proceeds made by Global Mamas’ sales go directly to the women producing the merchandise and to the business development programs carried out by Women in Progress.

Sales of Global Mamas’ products provide dignity to African women who are now able to earn an honest living through the production of handmade batik products. By helping women to help themselves, Global Mamas is taking small steps towards helping end Africa’s dependence on foreign aid and creating a sustainable society.

Baby Sling

Recycled Fabric Quilt - 50" x 60" - Beautiful!

Unrefined Shea Butter 

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Kenya - This ingeniously crafted "galimoto" push-toy bicycle rider is created by artisans of the Chuma Wires workshop based in the Dandora area of Nairobi, Kenya. Developed by group founder, Samuel Macharia, the galimoto is made of shaped wire wrapped in fabric strips. The cyclist's legs move in a circular motion as the toy is pushed along.  Kids love these!  $8.95 ea.