If you could buy a more superior product, for the same price from a socially and environmentally responsible seller would you?

Well then welcome, you’re in the right place! ‘What Could I Buy?’ was established out of a passion to provide high quality, easily accessible eco-friendly and fair trade products to create a more conscious buyer, a healthier life and more sustainable future.

‘Most bold change is the result of a hundred thousand tiny changes that culminate in a bold product or procedure or structure‘. (1)

Fair trade is getting better prices, decent working conditions, local sustainability, and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers in the developing world. Fairtrade addresses the injustices of conventional trade. The best part is that most of the items are organic and contain vegetable dyes and other health conscious products, which are also better for our well-being. We are delighted in the STORE to provide you with a brilliant range of quality Accessories, Toys, Healthy Lifestyle Products and Homewares for your enjoyment. Be sure to Subscribe to the right so you don’t miss out on updates.

‘If you think you’re too small to make a difference, you’ve never been in bed with a mosquito.’ (2)

If you’re still after ideas check our other gift suggestions and these links below…

What Could I Buy Healthy Lifestyle Products - Great Healthy Lifestyle Products

www.whatbooks.com.au - Great Book Recommendations

Oxfam Store link – Fair trade gifts

With less than a month until Christmas, the easiest time of year to be socially responsible with your purchases and we’ve added a few new goodies.

As usual check out the STORE for everything but we’ll let you know there’s a few new goodies with Bambooware in the Homewares and others amongst the Baby and Kids pages.

All items will ship within 3 business days and for every order of bamboo homewares over $60 we’ll even throw in a FREE set of salad servers, only while stocks last!  Enjoy!

If you’re still after ideas check our other gift suggestions and these links below and have a fabulous christmas!

www.whatbooks.com.au - Great Book Recommendations

Oxfam Store link – Fair trade gifts

Are you over buying dull, boring and poor quality items?  If you could buy a more superior product, for the same price from a socially and environmentally responsible seller would you?

If you could easily make purchases of just about anything which meant better health, more happiness and a more sustainable future would you?

Well then you’re in the right place!

‘What Could I Buy?’ is the sister site and retail arm for the founding site What Could I Do? It was established out of a passion to provide high quality, easily accessible eco-friendly and fair trade products to create a more conscious buyer, a healthier life and more sustainable future.

‘Most bold change is the result of a hundred thousand tiny changes that culminate in a bold product or procedure or structure‘. (1)

Fair trade is getting better prices, decent working conditions, local sustainability, and fair terms of trade for farmers and workers in the developing world. By requiring companies to pay sustainable prices, Fairtrade addresses the injustices of conventional trade, which traditionally discriminates against the poorest, weakest producers. It enables them to improve their position and have more control over their lives. The best part is that most of the items are organic and contain vegetable dyes and other health conscious products. While there are cafes and airlines getting on board with fair trade tea, coffee and chocolates as are many other organisations including Cadbury, there are many other great quality items around including homewares, toys, clothes, accessories, cleaning and personal products which are generally better for our well-being.

At this stage we are delighted in the STORE to provide you with a brilliant range of quality Accessories, Toys and Homewares for your enjoyment. Be sure to Subscribe to the right so you don’t miss out on updates.

‘If you think you’re too small to make a difference, you’ve never been in bed with a mosquito.’ (2)