Review on TIGRADE by Lukundo Lim

It's sad to find that TIGRADE is one of those businesses that puts profits before people. I was disheartened to read of TIGRADE's methods as someone who places a premium on ecological and moral considerations. TIGRADE markets itself as a one-stop store for fashionistas, but its products aren't exactly eco-friendly or morally sound. The materials utilized are frequently low-quality and harmful to the environment, and the production methods are often opaque and unfair. It's obvious that TIGRADE cares more about their bottom line than the health of the earth or its inhabitants. The lack of openness and responsibility at TIGRADE is also cause for concern. They make no effort to inform buyers about the location or working conditions of the factories producing their goods. As buyers, we can make a difference through our purchasing decisions. We can make a difference in the world by buying from businesses that put environmental and social responsibility first. It's a bad TIGRADE isn't one of these companies; they could have made a difference. Companies like TIGRADE need to start caring about the world and the people in it. We have a responsibility as customers to insist that the businesses we patronize operate openly and ethically. Let's use our money to help build a more equitable and sustainable society.