Double Dash Choker
$120.00
A structured choker can give you the right amount of modern glam for any outfit. The rounded ends on the Double Dash Choker provides a defined finish in the open front, to create an easy slip-on style.
- Material: Brass
- An affordable alternative to gold, brass has a luxurious look and feel, at accessible prices. Aside from how good it looks, brass is sustainable! Today almost 90% of all brass in the world is recycled. Since no plating is used over a base metal, this is easy to clean, and you don’t need to worry about the color wearing off, making every piece a long-lasting heirloom.. Please visit our CARE page for more details.
- Measurements: W 5" + 3" Adjustable opening to fit any neck
- Handmade with love in Nairobi Kenya
- As with all handcrafted goods, there are slight variations making each piece a work of art and truly one of a kind.
Artisan Profile
Soko is redefining the aesthetics of ethical fashion, creating modern accessories that appeal to the urban woman. The collections are inspired by architecture and traditional tribal designs, creating a strong yet minimal aesthetic that hints at the brand's origins. They work with some of the world's best brands and customers (you!) to shift the perception of ethical fashion and promote conscious consumerism.
Soko was founded in Nairobi, Kenya where they work directly with artisans entrepreneurs who retain 25-35% revenue compared to the industry standard of 2-3% revenue. They believe that heritage practices can be employed sustainably — the artisans use locally-sourced and eco-friendly materials whenever possible, such as recycled brass and reclaimed cow horn and bone. Soko employs technology to empower and provide equal access to opportunity for marginalized artisans.
Their innovative supply chain uses mobile phones to connect independent artisan entrepreneurs to Soko in an ethical and transparent "virtual factory." With Soko’s mobile tools, artisans have access to an entire world of consumers, expanding their business horizons and entrepreneurial prospects. A small-scale artisan in Kenya can have her products sold by international department stores, independent boutiques, and online retailers.
