Triko: helping good people stay stylish since 2001
Written by Andrea Kurland
Posted 15:17 GMT on January 24, 2008
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It's a massive relief to think that dressing ethically is no longer a case of draping yourself in various shades of poo.
Thanks to brands like Triko, gone are the days when an ethical fashion choice was finding birkenstocks that hook up with technicolour hemp. Their consistently shit hot collections have been making conscious consumers look good since 2001. And right now we're particularly digging this flannel shirt (and the clear conscious that comes with wearing it).
When environmentally-friendly, sweatshop-free clothing looks this good there's really no excuse to dress like a bum - no matter what your morals say.
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Triko: helping good people stay stylish since 2001 (text) by Andrea Kurland is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
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