Sweat Free in Cleveland
Buying sweatshop-free apparel is not as difficult as people think, especially in the Cleveland Area. There are stores all over the Cleveland area that are committed to bringing you fairly traded clothing, jewelry, crafts, and other items.
Check out below for our list of stores in the Cleveland area that are selling fair trade and sweatshop-free products and/or download our Shop with a Conscience: Fair Trade Buying Guide.
Cleveland Area Fair Trade & Sweatshop-Free Products
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Esperanza Threads1160 Broadway Bedford, OH 44146
440.786.9009 www.esperanzathreads.comEsperanza pays a living wage to Cleveland women. Guided by the principles of economic, environmental, gender and racial justice, Esperanza produces 100% organic clothing for women, men and kids
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INTO2425 West River Rd. Ste 239 Elyria, OH 44035
440.324.4323/216.235.4309 www.intoworld.orgIlluminating Nations Through Opportunity meets the immediate goals of Ecuadorian families living in poverty by marketing their handicrafts. INTO pays the artisans a fair price and reinvests a portion of the sales back into their community.
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REVIVEMon–Fri, 11 – 7 and Sat 10 - 5
2248 Lee Rd, Cleveland Heights 44118
(2 blocks south of Cedar-Lee Theatre)
216.371.2778
Voted best “responsible shopping” by Cleveland Magazine!
ethically-made apparel
fair trade ~ union made
women, men, kids
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Ten Thousand Villages19321 Detroit Rocky River, OH 44116
440.333.7709Trinity Commons 2254 Euclid Ave
Cleveland, OH 44115
216.575.1058
www.tenthousandvillages.comNonprofit alternative trading organization providing vital, fair income to people in the Global South by selling their handicrafts and telling their stories in the North. The stores offer fair trade coffee, chocolate, handcrafted gift items and more. Voted best non-mall shopping in Cleveland.com reader's poll.
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Heartbeats20015 Detroit Rd. Rocky River, OH 44116
440.356.8601 800.808.1991
www.heartbeatscatalog.orgHeartbeats is dedicated to developing self-efficiency and self-esteem for women, minority and developing world artists.
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Fair Trade Connection
Fair Trade education,
craft sales, home parties.
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Equal Exchangewww.equalexchange.coop
Worker-owned alternative trade organization establishing long-term fair trade relations for farmers. Fair Trade cocoa, chocolate, coffees, teas, nuts & berries. Congregations can purchase wholesale.Ask for Equal Exchange products at your grocer.
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A greater gift800.422.5915 www.agreatergift.org
Promotes the social and economic progress of people in developing regions of the world by purchasing and marketing their crafts in a just and direct manner.
- Title background is a photograph from the Kuk Dong factory in central Mexico. Courtesy of No Sweat
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