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Thursday, January 23 2025

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Kate Spade & Company brands includes the designer fashion lines of Jack Spade, Kate Spade New York, and Kate Spade Saturday. These brands are committed to playing a leading role in establishing meaningful standards to ensure fair wages and safe working conditions in apparel and accessories factories around the globe. In staying true to the company’s philosophy they developed a program called “On Purpose.” The big idea of “On Purpose” is to teach a community of artisans to become profitable suppliers and participate in the global marketplace.

© 2014 Kate Spade & Company. All Rights Reserved.
© 2014 Kate Spade & Company. All Rights Reserved.

“On Purpose” is not a charity program, but rather a training program currently working with 150 men and women living in the village of Masoro; which is perched high in the hills of Rwanda located just outside of the capital city of Kigali. Kate Spade & Company has gone above the industry standard of donating a portion of a its product purchase price or aid. What they’ve done is actually a gift that will keep on giving. Kate Spade & Company has made an investment into the community by creating jobs and a whole new business model around stability and trade.

© 2014 Kate Spade & Company. All Rights Reserved.
© 2014 Kate Spade & Company. All Rights Reserved.

All of the pieces from the On Purpose project are handcrafted limited editions for special collections. By purchasing products from the On Purpose line, consumers are helping to support the efforts of this training program and creating economic stability that will help to positively transform the trade industry. On Purpose’s goal is to continue to grow this program one community at a time by teaching other artisans to become profitable global suppliers.

© 2014 Kate Spade & Company. All Rights Reserved.
© 2014 Kate Spade & Company. All Rights Reserved.
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LaTonia Robinson

TCK LaTonia Robinson began her modeling career at the invitation of Head Designer/Owner, Nina Verklas for the House of “Bambina by NV” during Fashion Week Tampa Bay in 2010. From that experience she found a new way to truly enjoy the evolution of fashion, and decided to become a voice for women of a curvier disposition. Robinson worked as a plus/curvy model for numerous events including New York Fashion Week , Full Figured Fashion Week in New York and nationally, including: Christian Fashion Week, St. Pete Art & Fashion Week, Haute Accessories Fashion Week, Embrace Your Curves, and many more. She also participated as a model for various television programming for major networks including WFLA-NBC, CNN Latino and Telemundo. Visit her website by clicking her name above.

2 comments

  1. Two of my favorite things: Kate Spade and Africa, I love African culture and fashion and I a huge fan of Kate Spade so this is a match made in Heaven. Its so nice to see a designer like Kate Spade support this African country through fashion.

    Farrah
    XO

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