LAUNCESTON, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nomads Clothing, a Cornwall based fair trade brand, launched their Autumn/Winter collection on August 21st. Their ethically made fashion range tailors for women who prefer a stylish and elegant look with ethnic inspired, bohemian pieces.
This season, the Nomads Clothing creative team, led by womenswear designer, Niki Groom travelled to Istanbul for inspiration. The Asian and European sides to the city reflect Nomads’ split influences; channelled into one vision for this collection.
Bold colour palettes, textured fabrics and unique print designs are visible throughout a range of clothing and accessories.
The Launceston based company display their fair trade policy here, which details the company’s efforts to produce ethically and reduce environmental impact. Out of 100 pieces in the range, 35 are made from certified organic cotton.
Nomads value the people who make their clothing and follow the principals of fair trade, ensuring that the artisans are paid fairly and treated well. By incorporating artisan design, Nomads feel they are keeping traditional skills alive in fashion.
“We create fair trade clothing with touches of the bohemian; following the seasonal trends gives a contemporary feel to our signature look. Our pieces are made to be favourites, designed for a journey; ours and yours.” – Duncan Harvey, co-founder Nomads Clothing
Nomads styles are designed to be fresh, original and trans-seasonal, so they can be worn year round, with a focus on quality to ensure the clothing is made to last.
“It’s the combination of home and afar that makes each Nomads collection original, creates our handwriting, the unique style we are known for. From our home in the wilds of Cornwall and our travels around the world, we continue to adore exploring new and familiar lands – eyes open for new ideas in design and colour.”- Vicky Jackson, co-founder Nomads Clothing
About Nomads
By the time they met backpacking in the late 1980’s founders Vicky and Duncan had already fallen in love with India. They returned home with their bags crammed with colourful fabrics and their heads full of possibilities. From these humble beginnings, selling their treasures at the Brighton markets, the ‘Nomads’ name was born. Today they have a design team creating two collections a year, fair trade fashion that follows the trends with heart.
