Continent Clothing

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Continent Clothing presents itself as a brand with a purpose, focused on creating full-time, well-paid and sustainable job opportunities in The Gambia and West Africa. Its sustainability and ESG position centres on fair wages, long-term employment, skills development, and local economic development through African fashion. The brand says it knows the people in its production chain, works with tailors and fabric merchants in The Gambia, and aims to help workers become financially independent. It also states that it uses paper bags, has pledged biodegradable plastics for online shipping, and tries to reduce waste by turning off-cuts into patchwork or earrings.

Continent Clothing Sustainability Actions

Created full-time jobs

Since 2013 we have worked hard to provide as many full-time and sustainable job opportunities as possible in The Gambia and West Africa... Whilst making ridiculously colourful African streetwear of course! The great news is we have succeeded on both fronts! ... we have created over 40 full-time jobs for the local community!

Paid fair wages

All our tailors receive a minimum amount and they are paid per item. This equates to a at least of 3 times the average wage for every tailor. All Our Tailors Are Paid At Least 5 Times Their Previous Salaries. 100% Paid By Money Transfer.

Supported education and food

Their Children Get Educated. 100% of our tailors children attend school! Their Families Get Food. We know it sounds strange, but lots of Gambians face food insecurity! Our tailors and fabric merchants no longer face this problem.

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Continent Clothing Sustainability Commitments

2030

Become financially independent

Now we aim for our tailors to become completely financially independant.

2021

Transfer creative skills

We started a creative development programe. Our aim is to transfer our creative skills to the young Gambian creatives, to hopefully put Gambian creativity on the map!


Sustainable Development Goals

Continent Clothing is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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