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I blogged here a while back mentioning that it was nigh on impossible to find clergy shirts that were fairly traded. Rev'd Simon Butler has just informed me that he has set up just the thing. Go here to check them out.
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Hiya Maggie, my friends over at HR Dennes, who make Reliant clergy shirts are also working very hard at getting a fully ethical supply chain in place, although I think they'll struggle to get a fair trade label, because of the amount of shirts they produce. Their factories are properly audited though, and they are well worth considering. Cheers,
Simon
Posted by: Simon Cross | 19/08/2008 at 07:01
Good link. Thanks. Although since I only dust down my clerical shirt about once a year my current one will NEVER wear out...
Posted by: AnneDroid | 19/08/2008 at 08:06
Good luck to Rev'd Simon Butler and we will be supplying his Fair Trade clerical shirts from November 2008.
Posted by: Lorraine Collings | 20/08/2008 at 08:57
Maggie, thanks for this, they're a great idea. I will put the word around and put a link on my blog.
God Bless
Posted by: Andy | 20/08/2008 at 11:05
Those clergy need to be playing with Fair Trade soccer balls, too! Order from our sister company in the UK, or us in North America...
Posted by: Scott James | 20/08/2008 at 13:08
As a non-traditional, non-denominational bishop, looking for clergy shirts is a task. I would like to find Friar shirts in multiple colors other than the standard. I want to be able to wear them with a variety of suits.
Does anyone know of a site I should check out?
Posted by: Bishop C. Tyehimba Thonor-Kuykendall, II | 20/09/2008 at 03:47