Brands Creating Jobs for Marginalised People
These brands build employment opportunities for people who face barriers to work, and make brilliant products doing it.
10 curated brands
MAFRIC
An Italian ethical fashion brand bringing together African wax textiles and Made in Italy craftsmanship through a network of social tailoring workshops in Milan.
Norlha
The world's first yak khullu atelier: a B Corp-certified brand crafting luxury ready-to-wear and homeware entirely by hand on the Tibetan Plateau.
Change Please
An award-winning social enterprise using great coffee to fight homelessness, with 100% of profits funding barista training, support, and job placements.
Victor Wear
An award-winning activewear brand that inspires resilience and employs people with disabilities - changing the disability narrative for a more inclusive world.
We Make Good
A manufacturing partnership building a fairer, more inclusive economy turning handmade Irish design and ethical production into real jobs, skills, and belonging.
Harry Specters
A luxury chocolate brand using great taste to shift perceptions, champion autistic talent, and create real opportunity through paid employment.
Acorn Shop
A social enterprise creating handmade soy wax candles that bring warmth, purpose, and inclusive employment to young adults with additional needs.
Miss Macaroon
A social enterprise using baking as a force for good, creating meaningful employment opportunities for people facing barriers to work.
Arthouse Unlimited
Transforming artwork created by adults with neuro-diverse and physical support needs into beautiful products that celebrate ability, creativity, and inclusion.
Stand Out Socks
Selling bright funky socks, a business who offers paid employment opportunities to individuals who are often overlooked by society.