In honour of this year’s Anti-Slavery Day, we’ve designed a slogan t-shirt to promote our core 

philosophy that every human deserves a life of freedom.100% of the profits from the sale of the t-shirts 

will support young people in the UK who have been trafficked via our charity partner, 

Every Child Protected Against Trafficking (ECPAT UK); a leading children’s rights organisation 

working to protect children from trafficking and transnational exploitation.

Worldwide, 40.3 million women, men and children were victims of modern slavery on any 

given day in 2016; 1 in 4 of whom were children.*

 There are many forms of slavery from child labour to bonded and excessive labour, 

to human trafficking that fuels the sex industry and domestic servitude to name but a few. The fashion industry, the 

third largest in the world after cars and electronics, is greatly responsible 

for the demand of slavery and forced labour. 

At Beulah we develop long-term partnerships with our producers in order to ensure ethical working 

conditions and build transparency of our small and valuable supply chain. Many of our partners are 

charities that provide sustainable employment to women formerly trapped or vulnerable to the sex trade. 

The women often have minimal training and are taught to become masters of artisan skills, 

providing them with a fairly paid and sustainable livelihood. 

We care about human rights and founded our company on the belief that by doing good 

business we could positively impact people’s lives and engender empowerment in the women

 who make and wear our clothes. 

*International Labour Organisation.