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CLOTHESFORHUMANITY

Market Nigeria Greece

Clothes for Humanity · Nigeria

Transparency

Every campaign publishes what the shirt cost to make, what the cause received, and what we kept. Figures, not percentages, because a percentage invites you to compare us with a charity, which we are not.

Campaign ledger


Every campaign that has run in this market, including the one that failed.

Campaign State Pre orders Threshold Cause share per unit Evidence
Campaign 07 · Am I next Refunded 212 400 ₦850 None — nothing was printed and nothing was paid
Campaign 08 · After the water Refunded 312 400 ₦850 None — nothing was printed and nothing was paid
Campaign 06 · Nothing about us Closed 431 400 ₦850 Due within 30 days of close
Campaign 05 · One hundred days Refunded 168 400 ₦850 None — nothing was printed and nothing was paid

What a single shirt is made of


Where your ₦6,500 goes

  • Blank ₦1,800
  • Print ₦900
  • Cause ₦850
  • Creator ₦1,300
  • Platform and delivery ₦1,650

Generated from the cost sheet, not written by hand. If these figures ever stopped matching the widths of the bar, the component would be lying, so the site refuses to build.

How the impact unit is calculated

Pegged to the sale price, not to profit. That guarantees it is delivered in loss-making years, and it is why there is no donation step at checkout: the contribution is a property of the product, not an upsell you are asked to accept or decline.

Gaps


This section is never empty. What is late, what fell short, what we have claimed and cannot yet evidence.

The impact unit is not yet named
No cause partner has been contracted. Every impact unit on this site is therefore marked provisional and no countable claim is being made. This is the single largest open item and it is the input to every other mechanic.
No impact payment has been made
Because no campaign has closed with a contracted partner, there is no payment date and no acknowledgement to publish. When there is, it appears in the ledger above.
Figures are illustrative
The cost lines shown are the reference figures from the production research, not audited supplier invoices. Naira conversions move with the exchange rate.
Greek cotton is not certified organic
Most Greek cotton is conventional but non-GMO. Only a small share is Better Cotton certified. Provenance and EU origin are the claim; organic is not, and will not be until a specific certified lot is sourced.
Living-wage compliance is unverified
Supplier audits have not been carried out. Certifications are things to be continuously verified rather than claimed once, and we have not started.