RoHo Reflections

Supporting black lives has always been imperative, but now more than ever. The Black Lives Matter Movement isn’t a trend or cultural phenomenon. It is the result of years of inequity, injustice, and violence in this country. And we’re here to support the movement by leveraging our voice for good. We want to encourage you all to support black-owned businesses.

We were highlighted in EdHat about our fabric face masks for a good cause, supporting food security for our artisans and the families in Kenya. Check it out!

The slow fashion movement has taken the world by storm. The average woman keeps a piece of clothing in her closet for five weeks before cycling through it. This is fast fashion: a culture of disposable clothing. A trend of quantity over quality.  It’s also a deliberate, oppressive, economic system. Around the world an estimated 2% of workers in the fashion industry are paid below a living wage. It’s a business model that produces clothes at extremely low prices in order for brands to constantly push new products and trends. Because of this, more than a billion pounds of unwanted clothes...

Black Lives Matter. Please see our below list of resources to educate yourselves, take action and donate.