Its prints our loud and proud, and its ethics are sound, which is why we get excited about clothing label Yevu. Each item is made in Ghana in a socially responsible factory owned by Australian Anna Robertson. Each summer, Robertson brings a new range to Sydney for a pop-up shop. Summer has long gone, so Robertson is having a four-day sale. There’ll be up to 50 per cent off women’s, men’s and kids’ clothing as well as accessories. There’ll be trans-seasonal pieces, such as hand-woven unisex pullovers, oversized jackets, boiler suits, bomber jackets and mini skirts. Prices will be start at $30, and the best thing about it is that you’ll know your clothing has been made by a social enterprise that aims to economically empower micro producers and manufacturers through generating jobs and income.
