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You’re going to love the colour palette used in the title. Variety and depth of colour has long been one of Stanley Stella’s unique selling points and they’re still coming up with the goods. As garment decorators, being able to offer a selection of the latest on-trend colours to customers is a huge advantage. Standard shades don’t get old, but having more means we can meet demand and exceed expectations. Something that should be a biggie for any business.
The influences behind the SS21 collection, the freedom of summer and the reassuring warmth of nature, are effortlessly captured by these shades. It’s a delightful blend of soft earthier hues and sharper floral tones which, when put together, are almost irresistible. One last thing that we ought to mention. As always with Stanley Stella, you can rely on their ethical credentials. Accredited by numerous highly respected global sustainability and ecological standards, they’re the only B2B bulk clothing supplier which made the most sustainable brands in the world list. That’s no mean feat and one that we appreciate here at Fifth Column. It’s one of the reasons we’re so pleased to have earned a place amongst their small number of official US partners.
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It’s easy to read about some problems and feel powerless title. The sheer extent of them seems too huge to tackle. That’s not always the case and it doesn’t have to be like that with sweatshops. They aren’t inevitable. Social change is possible. If workforces are given the chance they can come together and organise. Proper trade unions and worker cooperatives are the solution. That’s why No Sweat supports and funds independent trade unions around the globe. Helping sweatshop workers fight for fairer working conditions and better lives for themselves, their families and their communities. And it’s also why ethical t-shirts are No Sweat at kingteeshops. No Sweat is finding plenty of friends, not least in punk circles. Punk Ethics, an influential project that promotes the progressive elements of the global punk scene, are backing the No Sweat campaign for ethically sourced t-shirts (Punk against Sweatshops is something else to check out if this is striking a chord with you). No Sweat are already supplying t-shirts to some names you may recognise. Punk icon Steve Ignorant, Canadian political punk legends Propagandhi, London favourites Wonk Unit, and Scottish anarchos Oi Polloi.
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