Fair Trade Hakoba Multiway Way Top Knot Dress - Black or White
$145.00
Fair Trade, Ethical Repurposed Cotton Hakoba Multiway Way Dress
- The dress can be worn with straps at the front or at the back as seen in photos
- Cottage core style!
- Size small - large (if you are in between sizes go for the smaller size)
- Elastic waistband
- 100% cotton
- A perfect summer staple, great for a picnic or a night out!
- Wear it with a square neck and tied back, a tied front with a square back, wrap the ties to the back or wrap them to the front.
Lainey 1st photo is wearing a size small in the white dress.
Adjoa 2nd photo is wearing a size small in the black dress.
Anna is wearing a size medium in the white dress.
Who Made The Product -
FairKonnect x Project Hennu
FairKonnect transforms the lives of India's urban poor, creating sustainable employment, investing in skill development and earning capability of vulnerable women. Situated in the heart of three major slum communities in Bangalore, they offer excellent working conditions and provide tailoring training courses coupled with the provision to complete their 10th and 12th exams, computer classes and English studies.
Project Hennu (Woman in the regional language of Kannada) is a women empowerment project spearheaded by Fairkonnect. The project provides training and employment to women from urban slum communities. This product ensures sustainable consumption through the usage of upcycled fabrics
More products from FairKonnect found here:
upliftfairtrade.com.au/collections/shop-all/fair-konnect
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