09-04-19

This fashion company is walking the walk when it comes to its mission

Out of an estimated 75 million workers in the fashion industry around the world, only 2% are earning a living wage. Nisolo, a Nashville-based fashion brand that produces its goods in Peru, has made a commitment that all employees earn a living wage, which includes benefits such as health care.

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