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		<title>By: A[P]SOTW Assignment: Turning Japanese [And I Hope Anyone In Advertising Has A Go, Not Just Planners] &#171; The Musings Of An Opinionated Sod [Help Me Grow!]</title>
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		<title>By: Jo Spragg</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jo Spragg</dc:creator>
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		<description>Who wouldn&#039;t agree with the ethics and principles being applied by this business?  Congratulations to Catherine. I am the owner of a small organic childrenswear business called Kite Kids where all our garments are made from organic cotton and recyled water bottles (i.e. recycled polyester). www.kite-kids.co.uk 

The recyling issue is something very important to me. We make sure that Kite Kids clothes are made in durable, quality fabrics that means the garments can be &#039;handed&#039; down, or re-cycled after the first child has out-grown them. While I commend the large multiples for putting ecological and ethical issues on the map, most of their &#039;price engineered&#039; clothing is only fit for the bin after one seasons wear...how ecological is that??</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Who wouldn&#8217;t agree with the ethics and principles being applied by this business?  Congratulations to Catherine. I am the owner of a small organic childrenswear business called Kite Kids where all our garments are made from organic cotton and recyled water bottles (i.e. recycled polyester). <a href="http://www.kite-kids.co.uk" rel="nofollow">http://www.kite-kids.co.uk</a> </p>
<p>The recyling issue is something very important to me. We make sure that Kite Kids clothes are made in durable, quality fabrics that means the garments can be &#8216;handed&#8217; down, or re-cycled after the first child has out-grown them. While I commend the large multiples for putting ecological and ethical issues on the map, most of their &#8216;price engineered&#8217; clothing is only fit for the bin after one seasons wear&#8230;how ecological is that??</p>
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