Purse and Clutch is on a Mission to End the Cycle of Poverty Through Slow Fashion
In episode 40 of the Disruptors for GOOD podcast, I speak with Jen Lewis, founder and executive director of Purse and Clutch about ending the cycle of poverty through slow fashion. Listen to more Causeartist podcasts here. Jen believes good fashion is as much about the maker as it is about the finis
In episode 40 of the Disruptors for GOOD podcast, I speak with Jen Lewis, founder and executive director of Purse and Clutch about ending the cycle of poverty through slow fashion.
Listen to more Causeartist podcasts here.
Jen believes good fashion is as much about the maker as it is about the finished product. It’s about art, about connection & about sustainability.
By working directly with artisans in Guatemala, Mexico & Ethiopia, Purse and Clutch provides thoughtfully designed & ethically made handbags to help end the cycle of poverty – to be a part of changing the fashion industry for good.
At Purse and Clutch, every purchase contributes to the mission of supporting long-term employment for men & women in developing countries with limited opportunities.
These handbags are one of kind, slowly handcrafted by dedicated artisans.
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