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FASHION AND BEAUTY

FASHION FLARE,

FASHION FAIR

T E X T B Y K I R S T E N B E U K E S , F O U N D E R O F
D E CL A R E CL O T H I N G
P H O T O S B Y L E L A N I E D E B E E R P H O T O G R A P H Y

n a world flooded with fast lasting, timeless garments.
fashion companies, unethical
labour practices and fleeting We believe in products that don't just
trends, there is a profound call last a season, but grow alongside your
Ifor clothing companies that are child. Introducing our latest collection,
centred around fair trade practices, the Organic Collection – a range of
organic materials, enduring quality tops, pants and rompers ingeniously
and timeless styles. Welcome to designed to adjust with your child's
Declare Clothing, where every thread growth, ensuring they're stylishly
weaves a story of truth, sustainability, clothed from six months to two years.
people and environmental These garments are made in earthy
stewardship. colours which will work for both boys
and girls. Our other products include
Our commitment to a greener, kinder crochet blankets, toys and bonnets.
world is sewn into every fibre, quite
literally. Our products are crafted from Our company’s commitment is
natural materials – hemp and organic twofold: to speak truth to the
cotton, cultivated without any harmful fashion industry and to declare
chemicals or pesticides. Declare truth to children's lives. There are so
Clothing implements slow fashion, many children that are abandoned,
which is a sustainable clothing fatherless and put into foster homes.
approach focusing on quality, ethics We want to breathe life into them
and durability, in contrast to the fast through memory verses such as “I am
fashion industry's mass production carefully and wonderfully made” and
and rapid trend turnover. It promotes “I am loved beyond measure”. A part
environmentally friendly materials, of our profits from every sale goes to
fair labour practices and mindful one of the following: foster homes,
consumption, encouraging longer- NPOs supporting underprivileged
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