Olli was founded in 2015 with the aim to introduce Fairly Traded flip flops to the US. Every pair of shoes purchased contributes to better working conditions, e.g. medical care, for the rubber workers and their families. Olli works with ethical, sustainable suppliers, so that our customers can buy with confidence. We look forward to expanding to other shoes with rubber soles in future.

PROLANA has been producing mattresses and bedding since 1987. The principles of the company are: Products of the finest quality, produced with natural materials like wool, cotton, silk, and latex, all sourced (as far as possible) from certified sustainable production systems and under Fair Trade conditions.

Source Atlantique is the largest independent importer/master distributor of specialty foods in the United States. If You Care (which includes household gloves made from natural rubber) is Source Atlantique’s largest and fastest-growing brand and is sold through major distribution channels such as specialty retailers, supermarket chains, natural foods stores and independent food co-ops.

Sustain is the first sustainable, Fair Trade brand of condoms in the US marketed, first and foremost, to women. Sustain is on a mission to help women take charge of their sexual health by purchasing, carrying and using condoms. Sustain is certified to be vegan, not tested on animals and is free of the carcinogenic chemical nitrosamine.

Timberfarm started planting rubber trees in Panama in 2012 on degraded land. In the autumn of 2017, harvesting was done for the first time. Currently, Timberfarm is also building a factory to process the rubber. Timberfarm aims to pay fair wages to workers, and wants to see others to follow. It is active in the Sustainable Natural Rubber Initiative (SNR-i) of the International Rubber Study Group. Timberfarm is a supporting member of Fair Rubber.

Verité aims to ensure that globalization is made to work for poor and vulnerable people around the world. We ensure that powerful institutions, and particularly the private sector, take responsibility for solving human rights problems where goods are made and crops are grown. The impact of our work is tangible: more income for workers and harvesters; increased opportunities for women, minorities and migrants; protection for children and those in forced labor; safer working conditions in factories, farms, fisheries and mines; and empowerment for workers and harvesters.

Hippobloo Europe is a phlip phlop brand, responsible, ecological and solidary. Buying a pair of Hippobloo phlip phlops contributes in taking care of our planet, from being biodegradable, but also for the workers who harvest natural rubber at all stages of the manufacturing chain by improving their working conditions, maintaining stable jobs and providing better income. This is our vision of fair trade.

At Corrie MacColl, we take a modern approach to fair and sustainable value creation in the origination and distribution of the vital material that is natural rubber. As a sustainable model corporate citizen, we are extensively invested in ecological conservation, economic and social development. Our rubber is grown, sourced and produced to the highest quality, matching supply and demand with as little impact as possible. We are consciously positioned to serve today’s rubber consumer through our customer centric merchandising model. Demand for made-to-measure rubber for use in diverse, premium and specialty applications is fulfilled by our entrenched position in key distribution markets and custom-made delivery programmes to customers. Our products are delivered to over 1,000 customers in 350 cities through our second-to-none logistical assets, flanked by our dedicated technical advisory and support unit.

Po-Zu is an award-winning ethical footwear brand, combining sustainable production methods with supreme comfort and low-impact materials such as; organic cotton, cork, coconut husk, Pinatex™ (pineapple leather), Appleskin (vegan alternative to leather), and natural latex. Po-Zu was launched in 2006 by Sven Segal with the goal to produce the most sustainable shoe possible without compromising on aesthetics comfort and quality. They have been ranked as the UK’s top ethical shoe brand by The Ethical Company Organisation for 12 consecutive years.

CLASS OVER MASS. At the day’s end, everyone likes to lie down on a fair trade mattress and to drift off into the Land of Nod with the pillow’s relaxing scent. The specialists in bed and home decor stock a range of sustainable goods, catering to their consumer-conscious customers, such as fair trade matresses, pillows, Birkenstock and organic bedlinen. Here, class rules over mass.

WAVES is a fun, chic and colorful Sri Lankan made flip flop collection named after the beauty of Sri Lanka. Devoted to leave no scars on the very nature that inspires us, the substances and the activities used in the making of Waves are selected with utmost care. Therefore, Waves is crafted entirely from genuine Sri Lankan rubber grown in the fertile slopes that run parallel to the rolling hills of the island. This rubber is harvested, treated and crafted into comfortable flip-flops using material and processes that meet the highest compliances and leave no trace on the natural world around us. This has placed Waves among the rare few all-natural rubber flip-flops in the world. With the average flip-flops contributing to a massive component of the plastic waste that goes into landfill and our oceans, Waves takes a stand against contaminating nature's life fluid that nourishes us all. With our farmers, harvesters, makers, technicians and craftsmen, Waves embraces one of the most beautiful facets of Sri Lanka- her people. Our rubber is sourced from faraway plantations that employ people from local villages. This is what makes wearing Waves a much bigger experience than slipping on a pair of average flip-flops. Because, when you wear a pair of Waves, you become part of paradise. When you wear a pair of Waves you take a stand to protect nature’s pristine unfolding and safeguard it for tomorrow. When you wear a pair of Waves you touch the lives of many Sri Lankans from farmers, makers to harvesters and help them build their families.