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"From Celine&amp;#x27;s sleek luggage tote to Prada&amp;#x27;s color-blocked Saffiano bags, understated bags have pretty much been all the rage for the last few seasons. It&amp;#x27;s a trend I happen to really like, so imagine my surprise when recently I found myself lusting over something that was the total opposite: a flashy snakeskin mini-bag adorned with a beaded turquoise and orange tiger face. The bag is by U.K.-based sister design duo Angel Jackson, and the rest of their work is pretty cool too&amp;amp;#8212;and not just because of the eye-catching designs, bright colors, and luxe materials. Turns out these babies are ethically-made as well. The brand produces everything in its own factory in Bali, which means it can maintain both high-quality craftmanship and and a safe work environment. &amp;quot;We felt that the only way for us to fully control and guarantee fair wages and working conditions was to have our own workshops,&amp;quot; the designers, Katie and Millie Smith, have said of that decision. The bags are priced from about $350 to $575, which, if you consider that some stuff made without the same high production standards, unique designs, and fancy materials are often much pricier, isn&amp;#x27;t sooooooo crazy. Some more Angel Jackson eye candy: Most of these are from the fall 2013 collection, but some are already available now on the Angel Jackson website as well as at Anthem Wares and other places online. Do you like these? In light of the recent Bangladesh factory collapse and other news of factory tragedies, have you been more interested in finding ethically produced clothing and accessories? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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