<span style="display:none;margin:none;">Fresh & Fair Trade Spring Collection</span>
Fresh & Fair Trade Collection
Introducing our fairly-traded collection, curated exclusively for GreaterGood from artisan groups Ganga and Sarc. These fair trade artisans from India put careful attention on the little details that make this apparel line so unique. Shop the full collection
Made with hand-dyed fabrics, meticulous wood block stamps, and other specialized techniques perfected over generations, you are sure to find something you’ll love!
As the dye bath cools, the temperature of the water changes the intensity of the colors as well, bringing a uniqueness to every pair – no two are exactly alike! Explore Ombre Shorts
Marbling To Marvel At
Beautiful color blends in a marbled print is the definition of handmade charm! Sarc's artisans start by pouring different color dyes into a shallow pool, then carefully swirl the hues across the surface. At the perfect moment, the fabric is carefully lowered in the solution and a stunning spring garment emerges. Find Your Print For Spring
Linen to Live In
The moment you put on this linen pair from Ganga, you’re struck with that vacation feeling! The soft, airy linen makes these colorfully striped shorts perfectly suited for your warm-weather stroll. Featuring a high waist cut with a cute tie and front pockets for a flattering fit with fair-trade benefits. Shop The Rainbow
Stamped & Stunning
With a simple carved wood block stamp, Sarc designs are created that turn each clothing piece into an artist’s canvas. The block is dipped into pigment and pressed onto the fabric to create the desired design. Choose From Curated Handmade Designs Here
Patterns With (Re)Purpose
Using every bit of fabric isn’t just a sustainable practice at Ganga, giving new purpose to leftover scraps, it also creates a totally unique design.
Threaded through this tee are recycled textile fabric scraps that create a three dimensional Butterfly design, creating a gorgeous, monochromatic look. Flutter This Way!
Olive, and Khaki, and Black, Oh My!
This soft, airy fabric from Ganga pairs well with a beautiful afternoon hike, a backyard bonfire, or anywhere your next adventure takes you!
Available in three classic, go-with-anything colors, this pair features an elastic waistband with drawstring, and pockets on the front and back. Comfort & Charm Collide
Take A Stroll in Stenciled Designs
Another popular Sarc design technique used throughout this collection is stenciling. With a hand-cut stencil design, the chosen pigment is sprayed over it for a repeating print that is beautifully handmade.
Patterned throughout the Made To Move Separates, you’ll see stenciled designs on fun, flowy fabrics that are as creative and spirited as you are!
Wear Your Wanderlust
This gorgeously detailed long dress is made from a fabric inspired by traditional African prints in the market. Featuring a tiered design with whimsically light flutter sleeves that make it flow from day to night seamlessly. A Dress For Your Next Adventure
Easy To Love!
Layers of tie-dyed color cascade down the fabric on each full length flowy dress, made by the many skilled artisans of Ganga.
On top of the richly dyed fabric, the collar features beautifully detailed embroidery and lace accents. Vibrants colors, a romantic, flowy fit and incredible details make each piece easy to love. Dip-Dyed Dresses For Days
Supporting Sarc For Generations To Come
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Sarc is based in Jaipur, India, and has been employing artisans for over two decades. With nearly 3,000 employees in various villages, Sarc has been helping individuals build sustainable incomes for their families and their futures. By working within the community, this group helps each artisan with their personal goals, like sending their children to good schools. Breaking the cycle of poverty is much more attainable, as workers get paid 40 to 60 percent more than the average wage for the area, and as high as 80 percent more for highly skilled labor. Every step in the process highlights the skills and beautiful traditions found throughout the 25+ villages involved. Shop The Collection
Apparel designer Michelle has worked with Indian artisan groups since 2009. With Ganga, she has collaborated season after season to develop exclusive, world-class apparel for GreaterGood, including the wonderfully one-of-a-kind pieces for this spring collection. Through the power of Sarc's richly-dyed fabrics in bright colors, GreaterGood is proud have become their largest customer! We value these partnerships because they are full of collaboration and creativity!
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