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Built On Small Successes

A progressive motivational blog for BOSSGEAR and founder @DragoBratic

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Small Success #2: We’re Live!

Small Success #2: We’re Live!

Happy New Year! The store is officially live and accepting orders. I enjoy motivating others to achieve their absolute best. I’m an ENTJ, a programmer, a nature lover, a fitness nut, a music fanatic, a sneakerhead, a sports fan, a photographer, an artist, and many...

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Small Success #2: We’re Live!

Small Success #2: We’re Live!

Happy New Year! The store is officially live and accepting orders. I enjoy motivating others to achieve their absolute best. I’m an ENTJ, a programmer, a nature lover, a fitness nut, a music fanatic, a sneakerhead, a sports fan, a photographer, an artist, and many...

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Fair Trade Commitment

We’re not trying to make the cheapest apparel available, but the most well-constructed, ethically-sourced, best-fitting, and softest clothing, at the absolute best price.

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The Fair Trade movement shares a vision of a world in which justice and sustainable development are at the heart of trade structures and practices so that everyone, through their work, can maintain a decent and dignified livelihood and develop their full human potential.

We believe that trade can be a fundamental driver of poverty reduction and greater sustainable development, but only if it is managed for that purpose, with greater equity and transparency than is currently the norm.

We also believe that people and institutions in the developed world are supportive of trading in this way when they are informed of the needs of producers and the opportunities that Fair Trade offers to change and improve their situation. Fair Trade is driven by informed consumer choices, which provides crucial support for wider campaigning to reform international trade rules and create a fairer economic system.

“Fair Trade is a trading partnership, based on dialogue, transparency and respect, that seeks greater equity in international trade…”

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