Store333 follows FAIR TRADE & ETHICAL TRADE guidelines Store333 does not only sell wholesale and retail women clothing but also manufacture its products. We work with a big team of raw material providers, transporters, tailors, managers, packers, warehouse guards, delivery companies and so on. We always aim to do the most and the best we can in every step of the manufacturing and selling process. We strive to produce top quality products with ‘Fair Trade’ marked raw materials or provide our customers with the true images of the products on our online store, the best customer support, fair prices, payment services and easy returns and refunds.
Terms Fair Trade and Ethical Trade have been used interchangeably but that is wrong. Fair Trade is the practice of setting fair product prices as per the country of origin and the economical and other conditions. Fair Trade that the producers from developing third world nations get the fair price of their products and are not facing injustice because of low international prices. Ethical Trade refers to the recognised measures that the brands and producers take to improve the working conditions for their workers and to ensure a healthy working environment throughout their manufacturing and supply processes and chains. When Ethical Trade is the responsibility of the brands and sellers and also the workers to ensure ethical work conditions, Fair Trade is the responsibility of buyers. It is up to the companies that sell the products made from Fair Trade raw materials that they check and ask the suppliers if they maintain proper work ethics, safety, right income and respect to the workers involved in the supply chain. Fast fashion demands high production that can lead to poor quality, unfinished products, harsh working conditions, and ignoring many other important ethical and Fair Trade checks. Ethical brands should not underpay or overwork employees or compromise their safety at work. Store333 abides by these standards and also promotes similar behaviour whenever selling their products or buying raw materials from other suppliers.