We compile as much information about the labor practices brands use in their production facilities. These include workers' access to fair/living wages, their safety conditions, the right to unionize, worker demographics, etc.
We don't just look at the materials used in the production of a garment. We also try to find where the materials were sourced, if they were procured organically and at a fair price, as well as travel time from place of origin to production to distribution.
Although it may pass through many hands to get from raw materials to finished garment, we try to gather as much information about every stop on that journey to ensure that its impact was considered every step of the way.
"Consciously takes the work out of being an informed consumer. Ignorance is no longer an excuse for supporting unethical clothing manufacturers. "
Not all clothes are created equally. In fact, most of the clothes in your closet support child labor. If you're trying to stay away from clothes made by children, here's some brands to be weary of.