As we said yesterday, October is Fair Trade Month! There are many great fair trade stores out there and with it being Fashion for Friday, we've only chosen clothes that were made and traded fairly. This look is very versatile as the hat and gloves can be added after work or school for the cooler evening air. Whether you are going for a dressier look or a more casual Friday evening look, you can make it happen with fair trade stores all over the world.

1.) Bobble hat, £20.00, Slouchy beanie hat with knitted bobble trim. Fair Trade & Made in Nepal. 100% hand knitted wool. By Peopletree.

2.) EcoKashmere Collection Boyfriend Cardigan, 110$, Knitted viscose of organic bamboo blends with a hint of polyester for excellent stretch resilience. This medium weight sweater is the perfect choice for every occasion. Imported (China). By Wear The Earth.

3.) Aztec Necklace, $25.00. Staying fashion-forward, SUUBI is all about turquoise - the color of the year for 2010. This AZTEC design incorporates a three-layered tribal design in the bright and inviting turquoise hue. Turquoise occupies a special position in many cultures - a position of power and authority, very fitting in our ABOUT FACE collection. By Suubi.

4.) Bobble gloves, £16.00, Fingerless gloves with knitted bobbles. Made in Nepal. fabric: 100% hand knitted wool. By PeopleTree.

5.) Tagua Spotlight Bracelet, $14.00, This wonderfully bold Tagua Spotlight Bracelet was made by artisans in Ecuador using sustainably harvested tagua nuts. Tagua provides a beautiful alternative to ivory, so demand is reduced for the slaugher of elephants. Sold singly and assorted. By Revivestore.

6.) BoBo Arista Dress Belt Black, £12.00, Made from black organic and Fairly traded cotton, the Artista Dress Belt is the absolute in ethical elegance. By Bboheme.

7.) Massima Organic Pant, $86.00, The Massima Organic Pant has a comfortable fit with central pleats and side pockets. Made from 100 percent organic cotton satin popeline. This cotton is produced by 300 farmers in the Maharastra region of India. These farmers are paid upfront for the cotton they produce. By Revivestore.