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Paradox
2nd December 2004, 01:16
Has anyone here ordered any clothes from these online stores selling sweatshop-free clothing? I've been searching for some places that sell clothes not made in sweatshops, but I'm weary of ordering from online companies. I had ordered some Mexican pride t-shirts from an online site before, and I ended up losing $40. So this time I want to make sure I can trust that what I order will actually make it to my door this time. I found a couple of places such as SweatX and Justice clothing company. Has anyone heard of these places and ordered from them? Also, these places don't have a large selection of jeans. I'd like to find some baggy style jeans, kind of hip-hop style clothing that isn't made in sweatshops. Is there a website that sells this kind of stuff? I appreciate your help.

CaptinAnarchy124
5th December 2004, 18:33
Originally posted by [email protected] 2 2004, 01:16 AM
Has anyone here ordered any clothes from these online stores selling sweatshop-free clothing? I've been searching for some places that sell clothes not made in sweatshops, but I'm weary of ordering from online companies. I had ordered some Mexican pride t-shirts from an online site before, and I ended up losing $40. So this time I want to make sure I can trust that what I order will actually make it to my door this time. I found a couple of places such as SweatX and Justice clothing company. Has anyone heard of these places and ordered from them? Also, these places don't have a large selection of jeans. I'd like to find some baggy style jeans, kind of hip-hop style clothing that isn't made in sweatshops. Is there a website that sells this kind of stuff? I appreciate your help.
Yea, there are tons of cool places to buy clothing from unions.

www.iww.org Has their clothing and links to dozens more.

http://www.unitehere.com/ Check the button on the top right of this page "Buy Union" they have a large number of stuff.

Also, search for jeans called "Diamond Cut" online and just order their larger sized Carpenter jeans, that's what worked for me.