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New Autumn Fairtrade and Eco Arrivals at Fashion-conscience, 28 Grove Vale SE22 8EF

By ecolover
September 14, 2017 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted September 14, 2017

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Posted September 14, 2017

Yippee New Season is here! We have terrific new arrivals from fairtrade organic brands People Tree, Bibico and Nomads, plus brand new designers including the amazing and super cool Isle Jacobsen natural rubber boots and Danish designed fair trade bright slippers. We also have recycled leather bags in natural hues and brilliant brights, new homewares from Dassie and Nkuku, beautiful kids books and gorgeous new fairtrade scarves. Let's not forget our hot-selling organic cotton socks in fun prints either!

Plus we have new yoga and running gear including reversible bright jackets and leggings in great prints which will inspire you to get going!

Open from 10am every day.

Fashion-Conscience Boutique

28 Grove Vale, SE22 8EF

50 yards from ED Station

www.fashion-conscience.com

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