Fairtrade Clergy Shirts

Keep plugging away, eventually the tide will turn!!

Since being away I’ve realised there is a bit of catching up to do, I’ve just responded to a note I left myself to order some fairtrade shirts.   Maggi Dawn mentioned it a week or so ago, so I’ve taken the plunge and ordered two.  The good thing about these shirts – or so they claim is that the labour is paid for fairly as well as the cotton!

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