Nomads Clothing: Ethical and Fair Trade Fashion

I always enjoy discovering new brands and I was recently introduced to Nomads, an ethical and fair trade clothing company which started in the late 80's! Fair trade fashion makes me feel good on both the inside and the outside, as the styles tend to be beautifully boho and right up my street.

Nomads clothing have a great fair trade policy and if you have a spare 60 seconds, I definitely suggest you give it a quick read through. They regularly visit the factories where their garments are made and are continually increasing their range of organic cotton. Farming organically means no harmful chemicals are used and the land requires less water which promotes sustainable and environmental fashion. If only more companies would ask, "Who made my clothes?"

Dress: Nomads (c/o) - Bracelet: Swarovski - Hat: Local market

I was sent this beautiful tie dye maxi dress to style a few weeks back, it reminds me of a Free People but is a lot more affordable. I'm wearing the smallest size, a size 8, which has a wonderful, loose fit. It is slightly sheer so I've put a nude maxi slip underneath it but I adore the boho shape! I wore it on holiday last week and it the breeze kept catching it which just added to the parachute vibe. The pretty sequin detailing adds a feminine touch and it feels so comfortable on, I wish I could wear it every day.

They also have a fantastic range of maxi skirts which I've just been eyeing up, the prints are so bohemian and the entire collection screams 'global traveller'. I also love that the duo behind the brand met whilst backpacking. I seem to be drawn to brands which were started by fellow globe trotters, their pieces always seem to have an edge and be a little bit more special.

Do you like to support fair trade fashion? Are you a fan of bohemian style?

T - Hoping this dress will be made in white/turquoise!