Nomad Tribe Bets on Ethical Fashion

"We have quickly become leaders in ethical fashion in Miami ever since we opened our flagship store in the heart of Wynwood," explains CEO Alvaro De Jesus. But Nomad Tribe is not alone; dozens of local companies that share the same value of social responsibility are selling their products at Nomad Tribe. TV Head is one of those companies; they make wallets, bowties and sunglasses out of reclaimed wood they get mostly in Hialeah. The Thxs Company is another great example of social entrepreneurship in South Florida; they make coffee, fragrances and soy candles and donate 100% of their profit to non-profit organizations.

With their new location they are bringing all their positivity, good vibes and consciousness to Miami Beach. "We believe Miami Beach will be a great location to keep promoting our values and reaching not only locals but the millions of tourists that visit the area each year," says Mr. De Jesus. And promoting values is something they don't shy away from, since you enter their beautiful new store located at 1510 Washington Ave, you immediately notice a huge wall art displaying the causes they support like, lifting people out of poverty, empowering women, education and the environment.

The way they promote all these causes is by sourcing only from brands that produce in ethical ways and are mindful about these issues. One great example is Oliberté that produces fair trade high quality shoes in sub Saharan Africa and whose main purpose is to protect workers rights in these nations. "Our job is to be a channel to all these amazing brands doing good around the world and also educating consumers on the importance of supporting socially conscious brands," adds Mr. De Jesus.

About Nomad Tribe

Nomad Tribe is an ethical fashion marketplace for all brands that are about creating a positive social impact while making beautiful fashion statements. We like to support entrepreneurs that like ourselves use the tools of business and the art form of fashion to tackle some of the world's biggest challenges like, poverty, disabilities, access to education and environmental problems. The company owns two stores in Miami and sells worldwide through their website www.nomadtribeshop.com.

For more information please contact Alvaro De Jesus at Email.

Alvaro De Jesus                                                                                       
Tel: 305.364.5193
Cell Phone: 862.6215.884
Email
www.nomadtribeshop.com

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