In This Together
Have you ever sent a tip to Vietnam?
Just imagine you are buying a pair of jeans and are able to tip the seamster or seamstress. Directly from you to Vietnam. We are the first denim company to make that possible. The social company tip me ensures that your tips will travel safely to the fabric workers in our factory.
Show appreciation with tip me
Tip Me allows you to send a tip anywhere in the world. To show your appreciation for the workers who make your clothes, you can use tip me to send a small token of appreciation to our colleagues in Vietnam. It is important to note that the responsibility for a fair and well-paid work environment is ours. Tip me is not a salary substitute. Instead, it shows above all your appreciation for a craft. And on top of that, it's a great sign of solidarity. Only together can we make the world a better place.
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With your help, we have collected 17.759 € for our team in Vietnam.
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Tipping doesn’t mean you have to buy jeans
You want to tip, but you don't know how? You have several ways to tip: 1. Add the tip in the check-out during your next purchase at the Dawn online store. 2. If you don't want to shop right now, just follow the button below or scan the QR code in your Dawn waistband. Both ways will take you to the tip me page in our online store. Everything else is explained there.
Living wage is a must
What is actually a "fair" salary? There are many different ways to calculate salaries and define the fairness of it. From the beginning, we decided to pay our team in Vietnam according to the Anker Living Wage method to secure livelihoods and make dreams come true. Learn more about it in this video.
Our team in Vietnam
Over the last few years, our small sample studio has developed into a real factory. The production team now includes 107 employees. Many of them have been with us since the very beginning. Like us, they have grown with their tasks and responsibilities. The collected tips are paid out equally to every member of the production team.
Van An Nguyen
«One day I would like to buy my own house.»
Thi Phuong Pham
«I am a Buddhist and would like to help other people who are worse off than I am.»
Thuy Tam Nguyen
«I wish I could be even more supportive of my children's education.»
Dang Tran Cong
«I would like to develop my career and eventually open my own factory.»
Ho Minh Tuan
«I want my family to be healthy and happy.»
Ho Nhu Thuy
«One day I would like to build my own house.»
Nguzen Ngoc Nhan
«I just want to stay healthy and be there for my kids.»
Ly Hoang Le
«I would like my children to be able to go to university.»