FAIR TRADE CLOTHING

Crafted in fair trade workshops. Designed with handloomed and recycled textiles.

WHY LIZ ALIG SWEATERS?

- We love a cozy sweater! Each piece is designed with a little texture and an easy fit.

- Our sweaters are made by fair trade organizations in Nepal and Bolivia.

- Women are trained to make each style and then are able to work from their home knitting the sweaters.

- Production of our sweaters help fund a free primary school and skills training courses for the community in Nepal.

- The yarns are sourced from the highest quality New Zealand wool and Peruvian alpaca.

SHOP SWEATERS
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LOVE THE DRESS!!!!

Got compliments, it is so beautiful... can you make all my dresses?!?!! - Stephanie

  • "I wore this to a wedding last weekend, and received multiple compliments! I even had one couple ask where I got it from because the wife liked it and her husband wanted to buy it for her! I loved having the pockets so I didn't have to worry about a clutch."

    - Tracie

  • "This is a really well made dress. Versatile, comfortable to wear, and made of high quality cotton fabric. I sized up to accommodate my growing baby bump, but think this dress is best worn true to size as it is generously cut. Happy to support the mission of this company and the women it empowers, Thanks!" - Sarah

  • "I was looking for some affordable clothing with a conscience and ended up on this site. I decided to get this dress. I'm so glad I did! I am a huge fan of flattering, comfortable attire that is also functional! Also, POCKETS! I have already worn the dress twice, and both times got lots of compliments."- Victoria

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HAND-LOOMED COTTON

We partner with a small family-run business in India to weave the fabric for our sets. These patterns are all custom designed and woven using ancestorial looms and skills passed down generations. The fabric has a beautiful texture because each thread is woven into the piece by hand.

Your purchase helps support this family and celebrate the sometimes forgotten skill of handweaving with the rise of mass produced clothing.

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