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You have reached Artisan Hut...

We are all about Fair trade, hand weaving, block printing, and embroidery 

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Ethical Fair Trade
I made your clothes

Get to Know Us

The founder of Artisan Hut, Monju Haque is a fair trade enthusiast who had worked in the fair trade market for many years and had been engaged in social work from his early days. He had formed a keen interest in this sector and envisioned great potential in the marginalized yet skilled artisans of the villages in Bangladesh. Then he decided to form a fair trade organization of his own in the year 2002. By following the principles of fair trade he wanted to reduce poverty through fair trade business development and economic independence, and to increase the standards of living of disadvantaged people in Bangladesh. 

Handmade Clothes

Mission

To promote and celebrate traditional hand skills through our beautifully crafted organic garments whilst incorporating best ethical practices throughout our supply chain.

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The founder of Artisan Hut, Monju Haque is a fair trade enthusiast who had worked in the fair trade market for many years and had been engaged in social work from his early days. He had formed a keen interest in this sector and envisioned great potential in the marginalized yet skilled artisans of the villages in Bangladesh. Then he decided to form a fair trade organization of his own in the year 2002. By following the principles of fair trade he wanted to reduce poverty through fair trade business development and economic independence, and to increase the standards of living of disadvantaged people in Bangladesh.
 

Fair Trade Enthusiasts

Origin Story

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World Fair Trade Day

Our People

Artisan Hut works with over 250 artisans in rural Bangladesh to produce a unique collection of hand-woven garments. By focusing on traditional hand skills, like hand weaving, block-printing, and hand embroidery, a huge number of people can benefit from making clothes, who otherwise would not.


The highly-skilled, traditional hand weavers of Bangladesh are being put out of work by the demand for cheap, fast fashion. When the only priority is to get the garment from the design board to the shop floor in 6 weeks, handweavers cannot compete with power looms. Artisan Hut was established to deal with this crisis. Workers are able to double their income by using their traditional hand weaving, block-printing, and hand embroidery.

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