Fair Indigo Blog

Have you ever considered what it takes to make a single t-shirt? A handful of seeds, 15 months, and 97 pairs of...

We all know a good brand of reusable shopping bags, and I've even made some of my own over the years. Reusable...

Creating a dress made almost entirely from paper is a lot harder than it looks. We now know this after participating in...

Gabriel and Irma built a new house in a neighborhood that's safer and has a public school their kids can attend. It's...

Thirteen years after we started Fair Indigo, thousands of miles, and dozens of battle scars later, we can look back and celebrate...

Join us for a FREE screening of The True Cost - an informative and compelling documentary that explains the multifaceted issue that...

September here may be synonymous with a break in the summer heat, the start of football season, and, of course, Back To...

The REVIVE Fashion Show fundraiser benefitting Dressember - a non-profit organization started to raise awareness and funds to end modern day slavery...

Successfully growing organic Pima cotton is truly a labor of love. It often feels like the weather and climate decks are stacked...

In recognition of Mother's Day, meet Elsa - the rock of our operations in Peru. A mom of two. Grandmother of two...

A true love story isn't all romance and butterflies and magic. True love is time and effort. True love is caring. True...

When is a dress more than just a piece of clothing? When it becomes the symbol of a movement. When it inspires...