Comments on: A day in the life of Safia Minney at People Tree Japan office. http://www.peopletreemagazine.co.uk/safias-blog/2929/a-day-in-the-life-of-safia-minney-at-people-tree-japan-office.html The latest in Eco news from across the globe Mon, 28 Nov 2011 23:12:23 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Mika Takeuchi http://www.peopletreemagazine.co.uk/safias-blog/2929/a-day-in-the-life-of-safia-minney-at-people-tree-japan-office.html/comment-page-1#comment-1039 Mika Takeuchi Thu, 20 May 2010 21:09:40 +0000 http://www.peopletreemagazine.co.uk/?p=2929#comment-1039 Hi. I'm a big fan of People Tree. This is probably my personal view but I must say that it's rather hard work trying to find clothes (design) I like in your collection. I'm sorry to say this but at least half of them are rather weired looking.... I'm not a fashion victim and I don't follow an obvious trend. I don't think I have unusual taste in clothes because the sort of items in your collection, including accessaries, I would go for are always sold out quickly. I don't know if you've heard of a brand called TOAST. It's nothing to do with fair trade (although some items are Organic and fair trade produced) but their design is very simple and a touch of quirkiness which I love. (In fact you may find their style quite similar to some of yours.) I'm sure the people you work with would be able to produce something along the similar line. I do recommend you to have a look at their style. Please!! Because I'd like your business to expand and would like to see more and more people in the UK to be interested in your clothes. I want to stop people from buying £2 T-shirts at supermarkets and want them to realise that your clothes are very reasonably priced compared to high street shops, and most importantly, purchasing your products means helping people in poorer countries. I'm sorry this is rather negative comment but I hope you could see my view point! Good luck!! Best Wishes, Mika x Hi.
I’m a big fan of People Tree. This is probably my personal view but I must say that it’s rather hard work trying to find clothes (design) I like in your collection. I’m sorry to say this but at least half of them are rather weired looking…. I’m not a fashion victim and I don’t follow an obvious trend. I don’t think I have unusual taste in clothes because the sort of items in your collection, including accessaries, I would go for are always sold out quickly. I don’t know if you’ve heard of a brand called TOAST. It’s nothing to do with fair trade (although some items are Organic and fair trade produced) but their design is very simple and a touch of quirkiness which I love. (In fact you may find their style quite similar to some of yours.) I’m sure the people you work with would be able to produce something along the similar line. I do recommend you to have a look at their style. Please!! Because I’d like your business to expand and would like to see more and more people in the UK to be interested in your clothes. I want to stop people from buying £2 T-shirts at supermarkets and want them to realise that your clothes are very reasonably priced compared to high street shops, and most importantly, purchasing your products means helping people in poorer countries.

I’m sorry this is rather negative comment but I hope you could see my view point!

Good luck!!

Best Wishes,
Mika x

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