The best fair trade men's accessories

Let everyone know how conscientious you are when you get out this wallet made from rice and fish bags. Blue recycled wallet, £9.95 By The Conscious Consumer Buy online at theconsciousconsumer.co.uk Photograph: PR Photograph: guardian.co.uk The makers of these trendy cotton and canvas trainers pay a fair trade premium to their Sri Lankan rubber producers. Black high top trainers, £20 By Ethletic at Bochica Buy online at bochica.co.uk Photograph: PR/bochica.co.uk Photograph: guardian.co.uk Pachacuti is the world's first company to receive the World Fair Trade Organisation's new fair trade label, certifying that the entire supply chain follows fair trade principles. Monte Carlo panama hat, £31, Pachacuti By Pachacuti Buy online at panamas.co.uk Photograph: PR Photograph: guardian.co.uk Each of these beautiful bags takes a skilled artisan in a Rajasthan cooperative a whole day to make. Tan leather case, £99.95 By EcoChic Collection Buy online at ecochiccollection.co.uk Photograph: PR Photograph: guardian.co.uk Made from soft microfibre faux leather by 'happy workers' in Portugal. "Footwear for the Ethically Conscious" is embossed on the sole of each shoe. Brown lace-up boots, £95.50 By Bourgeois Boheme Buy online at bboheme.com Photograph: PR One for the philatelists. This lovely badge is made from a vintage stamp, postmark and all. Vintage stamp kingfisher badge, £2 By Curious Tales Buy online at curioustales.com Photograph: PR Photograph: guardian.co.uk Money from the sale of these cufflinks goes towards helping women and children affected by domestic abuse. Silver anchor cufflinks, £49 By EcoChic Collection Buy online at lajewellery.co.uk Photograph: PR Toms is an LA-based company that gives a pair of shoes to a child in need every time they sell a new pair. Navy classic slip-ons, £25 By Toms Buy online at schuh.co.uk Photograph: PR