Ethical Teacher Gifts
Fair trade teacher gifts for the holidays or the end of the school year: tote bags, notebooks, candles, mugs, coffee and cards. Every brand is vetted against fair trade standards before it's listed.
Our picks
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Rosie’s Boutique Haiti
Celebrating You Today + Congratulations Greeting Cards
$15.00
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Rosie’s Boutique Haiti
For Such a Time as This Greeting Cards
From $4.00
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Conscious Coffees
From $18.00
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Conscious Coffees
From $18.00
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Conscious Coffees
$2.00
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Conscious Coffees
From $16.50
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Conscious Coffees
From $18.50
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Conscious Coffees
From $19.00
Every brand offers at least 30-day returns, and our brands commit to shipping within 3 business days.
If you order from more than one brand, each one ships its part separately.
A lesson in the gift
Brands in this guide
29 brands make the products here. Each has a page with its story and full range.
- Amasouk
- Awamaki
- Beyond Borders Collective
- Conscious Coffees
- Darn Good Yarn
- Darzah
- Doviana
- Ecodunia
- Gimme! Coffee
- Intertwined: Handmade for Good
- It's Cactus
- Jubilee Trading Company
- Korissa
- Lizush
- Matr Boomie
- Mélange Collection
- Olive+Comet
- OMSutra
- Passion Lilie
- Rosie's Boutique Haiti
- Sabahar
- Shakti.ism
- Temecula Coffee Roasters
- Thanksgiving Coffee Company
- The New Orchard
- Threads 4 Thought
- Upavim Crafts
- Zambeezi
- Zerobarracento
Certifications and memberships these brands hold
- Fair Trade Federation
- Fairtrade International
- People and Planet First
- World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO)
- WRAP (Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production)
A brand's credential doesn't always cover every product it makes. How we vet brands
Questions about teacher gifts
What's a good teacher gift?
Something useful that won't clutter a classroom: a tote bag, a notebook, a candle, a mug or coffee, with a handwritten card from your child.
Are there limits on teacher gifts?
Some schools and districts cap gift values, so check your school's policy first.
Are these gifts fair trade?
Yes. Every brand on The Labour Movement is vetted against fair trade standards before it's listed: fair wages, safe working conditions, the right to organize, and no forced or child labour. Brands are reviewed again every year.



