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A Fair Trade Easter Lookbook

Maggie Tuczapska

Posted on April 02 2017

We've partned up with a few of our blogger friends; Daily Mom, Quirky Bohemian Mama & Live Well Mama to to bring you a little Easter Look Book, featuring some of our favorite fair trade brands including batik cotton dresses from Global Mamas, Pebble Rattles and Hazel Village dolls!

Fair Trade Easter Lookbook

New beginnings and new life is what spring is all about. Embrace clothing that is natural, fair trade, and organic and do your part to create a sustainable planet. Fair trade sundresses from Global Mamas help support mamas across the world and will look adorable all summer long! Let your child explore the beauty of nature with these handmade pieces.

Yellow Stars Batik Sundress by Global Mamas

Easter wouldn't be complete without bunnies and carrots! Hazel Village is one of my favorite brands for organic cotton stuffed animals (including lots of Rabbits) that are fairly made in India and designed in the US. Each Village animal is made from organic cotton fleece and hand embroidered. Clothing is made to be shared among all the village friends, and all are handmade and organic.

pebble easter carrot rattle

Your little darling will look perfect whether it be Easter Sunday or the neighborhood egg hunt in Global Mama’s Toddler Sundress. The Yellow Stars orViolet Fair Trade Toddler Sundress will match perfectly with all the spring colors.The dress is light and airy with an empire waistline and longer skirt, thus making it perfect for crawling into small spaces to find the golden egg.

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Shop Small for Eco-Friendly Easter Clothes & Toys

Support small, eco friendly businesses by purchasing clothes and gifts from them for Easter. Not only are you supporting the business that sells the items, but you're supporting the artisans that create the goods as well. Many of these artisans live in less fortunate countries and are paid fair wages for their time and effort. This is called "fair trade". The money they make from selling their goods to larger companies can often be enough to not only support their families, but their villages and communities as well.

Not only are these dresses adorable, they are also fair-trade and hand-made. Each product is made from hand batiked fabric in Ghana. Global Mamas is a nonprofit organization that helps small businesses in Ghana.

In the photos featured in this post, my two-year-old daughter Cedar is wearing a gorgeous dress made from hand batiked fabric. The dress is fair trade and was made in Ghana by Global Mamas and avaiable at Wild Dill.

The tag of the dress was signed by woman who made it!

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A Fair Trade Easter Lookbook

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