Sweat Free clothing

[Viva Fidel]

im looking to buy a new wardrobe based on sweat-free material

if possible, clothing which proceeds go to good causes would be nice

does anyone know of a site that sells this kind of clothing? thanks.

[Sugar Hill Kevis]

http://market.motherjones.com/index.asp?Pa...CATS&Category=2 (http://market.motherjones.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=2)

If you're in to the whole converse thing and not into sweatshop labour get some mojo no sweat converse style sneakers

theres some other stuff on that site as well, I'm guessing thats fair trade aussi

[Black Dagger]

You could also buy clothes from second-hand stores/op-shops, rather than buying from retailers.

[apathy maybe]

If you have clothes, why buy more? If they have shitty labels, cut them or cover them.

You do not need a new wardrobe if you all ready have clothes. If you need clothes, get them from a second hand shop, or dumpster them.

[Ariev]

buy them on a flea market

[The Bitter Hippy]

as has been said before, if you need new clothes, go to second hand/charity shops. Not only do the proceeds go to charity (which is an unfortunate necessity :( ), but the clothes are far more interesting and usually better quality, and its sooo much cheaper.

[Black Dagger]

Or you can hit clothing bins in your area. Most clothing bins have clothes (and other stuff) strewn all around them, more clothes than you will know what to do with.

[FatFreeMilk]

Check out American Apparel.

They treat their workers the way they should be treated, with dignity and respect.

[TC]

not to be dumb but if you've already bought 5 year old made clothing or whatever, therefore creating a demand for more 5 year old employing buisnesses, or whatever, how does buying a new wardrobe not made by 5 year old sweat shop workers help?

[FatFreeMilk]

It helps keep him/her looking fresh ;)