Midnight Stripe Woven Pouch
Midnight Stripe Woven Pouch
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SKU: SKU: SK-80505
Deep stripes of vibrant color accent our handy pouch. Each cotton pouch is handwoven by the women of Women's Skill Development Project in Nepal. The project believes in women's empowerment through sustainable development. Women learn and work at the WSDP training center which specializes in teaching women the arts of weaving and sewing. Sturdy and soft, this multicolor pouch is perfect for carrying your handbag essentials - money, cosmetics, and beyond - all season long.
- Cotton
- Zippered closure
- 6.5" x 4" (16.5 x 10.2 cm)
- Handmade in and fairly traded from Nepal
Artisan Information
Artisan Information
Sana Hastakala in Nepal translates as "small producer." This premier fair trade organization in Nepal that provides women a good living wage, skills training, health care and added emergency financial support when needed. The organization works with several small women's cooperatives in order to create a market for their products.
Supplier Information
Supplier Information
By shopping the Global Girlfriend collection, you are making a difference in women’s lives across the globe. Global Girlfriend is focused on striving for gender equality and empowerment, and the importance of women providing for themselves and their families. By supporting jobs that guarantee fair wages by fair trade, women are able to proudly contribute to their families, encouraging their communities to flourish.
Shipping
Shipping
For best chance of delivery for Christmas, place orders using Priority Standard Shipping by December 18th. This product ships to the United States and international. Expedited shipping options are available for addresses within the United States, unless total order weight prohibits.
Returns
Returns
If you are not 100% satisfied with this product, you may return it for exchange or refund within 90 days of purchase, subject to some restrictions. Please review our full Returns & Exchanges information.
