Partner Brands
FAIR ZONE: fair in the home and garden
FAIR ZONE was born out of the idea of developing fair-trade products in the household, garden and leisure sectors. The aim was to offer an alternative made from renewable, fair-trade natural rubber rather than petroleum-based plastic. The original raw material: fair-trade natural rubber (www.fairrubber.org), which is also used in FAIR SQUARED products such as condoms and menstrual cups. The natural rubber comes from Fair Rubber-certified supply chains; the relevant items are labelled as such on the product. In addition to household gloves and fitness bands, balloons and seed trays were developed. Further items were gradually added. But see for yourselves…
FAIRMOVE: trendy leisure products from fair trade
Hobbies and leisure, sport and mental wellbeing – the FAIRMOVE brand brings all of this together in its products. A touch of spirituality, a touch of ‘back to basics’ and, without a doubt, fair treatment for the producers. This newly established lifestyle brand is aimed at anyone looking for a moment to themselves amidst backpacking, surfing and mindfulness exercises.
Rice & Carry: A collaboration with creative talents from Sri Lanka
A wonderful collaboration for a common cause. That best describes what lies behind FAIR SQUARED and Rice & Carry. The story begins in spring 2019, when two people from FAIR SQUARED and FAIR ZONE were on a business trip to Sri Lanka. It soon became clear that there was potential here for a joint venture. The result is a wide range of products created through this collaboration, which bring the concept of upcycling to the fore. It is thanks to the creativity of Rice & Carry that we are able to offer so many upcycled products.
WAVES: Flip-flops made in Sri Lanka
Somewhere between the perfect getaway on Sri Lanka’s picturesque beaches and the sophisticated city lifestyle – this is exactly where the WAVES brand positions itself.
Let’s do it fairly!
Because these classic sandals, with their colourful designs, fit perfectly into our range, we decided to have them made from fairly traded natural rubber (www.fairrubber.org). The result is a range of models in a wide variety of colours, which we’d love to offer you.