frictionless ethical consumerism

As a radically sustainable brand, Naadam provides a million and one reasons to feel good about buying its clothes. But from the buyer’s perspective, sustainable promises are all fine and dandy until a price tag slaps us in the face and drags us back outside. Not so with Naadam. Just like its ethical production values, its price points are also radically accessible. The Summer Cashmere collection starts at just $75 for tanks and goes up to $195 for the cardigan dress.

Imagine a world where everything you buy will inevitably have a positive impact on the developing world, such as: ● helping to uplift the poor and marginalized ● aid in fighting corruption ● insurance of animal welfare ● guarantees of ethical sourcing

frictionless ethical consumerism It should be possible to be 'sustainable' in one's consumer choices without having to think about them.