• handmade ruffle solid and print kitchen aprons made using recycled print fabrics that otherwise would be discarded into landfills.
  • handmade ruffle solid and print kitchen aprons made using recycled print fabrics that otherwise would be discarded into landfills.
  • handmade ruffle solid and print kitchen aprons made using recycled print fabrics that otherwise would be discarded into landfills. Fair Trade product handcrafted in Mali.
  • handmade ruffle solid and print kitchen aprons made using recycled print fabrics that otherwise would be discarded into landfills.
  • handmade ruffle solid and print kitchen aprons made using recycled print fabrics that otherwise would be discarded into landfills.
  • handmade ruffle solid and print kitchen aprons made using recycled print fabrics that otherwise would be discarded into landfills.
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Ruffle Kitchen Apron made from Recycled Printed Fabrics -Fair Trade-Mali

Ruffle Kitchen Apron made from Recycled Printed Fabrics -Fair Trade-Mali

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These Ruffle Print Aprons are made with recycled printed fabrics that would otherwise be discarded. Due to being handmade and from recycled materials no two printed aprons will ever be identical. Adorn yourself in the kitchen with one of these highly durable and beautiful aprons today.

Handmade by artisans at Mali Chic, a Fair Trade organization that assists over 195 artisans in exporting their products.

  • This product measures 35" long x 29" wide
  • 27" Strap Drop
  • 8" Neck Drop
  • Apron colors and prints are randomly chosen by our staff. If you have a request for a specific combination of colors or print, please send an email to lowcountryfairtrade@gmail.com and we will try our best to accommodate your request.
  • Handmade and Fair Trade Imported from Mali.

Click on "About the Artisans" to learn more about this artisan group and the techniques they use to create these eco-friendly items.

About the Artisans

Mali Chic was founded by an American designer, Elaine Bellezza in 1998 in Mali. Elaine trained the local artisans in Mali to successfully design and produce their crafts. Mali Chic was started as a boutique and an exporter of ethnic Malian products.

In 2006 Elaine left the company under the ownership and supervision of five of her employeesMLC-artisan_4 who were master craftsmen from Mali. These five craftsmen are led by Fatim Bouare. Fatim’s innate business sense and entrepreneurial skills helped Mali Chic to grow into a successful business today. Currently, the organization has 14 employees and about 200 member artisans. The organization sells its products through a boutique store in Bamako city. Mali Chic has partnered with various international agencies such as the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), West African Trade Hub, and Aid to Artisans. Aligning with such agencies has helped Mali Chic to expand the reach of its handmade and fair trade products internationally. With the increased demand for handmade and fairly traded products, Mali Chic has been able to contribute to both the social development and the advancement of its artisan members.

The organization strives to work closely with the artisans to produce high-quality and unique products. As a result, the artisans have learned to meet the increasing demands of the international as well as domestic market. Mali Chic adheres to the fair trade principles, the artisans work from home or in their workshops, and this gives them the freedom to choose their work environment. Because Mali Chic is a fair-wage organization it provides its artisans with an advance against each order of their handmade products.


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