What an object of heated romantic interest in the real world.
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I’m not trying to ruin your day but: I spoke to the person who worked in this industry again and they said that even if the Everlane factories are ethically sourced, there is usually surplus that is subcontracted and sent to sweatshops miles away for cheaper price. After that the original “ethically sourced” factory…
Do you have an 807 program/production at American Apparell (where you prepare fabrics here and send them to foreign countries to be cut, sewn and have MADE IN AMERICA labels put on)? If you do have an 807, you are a corporate shill and you are not fooling me.
Unless you work in the industry for a retailer and it is your job to visit these factories yourself unnanounced or you work in one of these factories yourself, how can you claim that many brands don’t use sweatshops? I agree that H&M and Zara are probably the worst, but how do you know their competition is that much…
That fishsticks are made of chicken.
Not enough to play him in the movie. David Tennant already snagged the coveted role.
“I’ve basically displaced my ‘Julia Roberts is an asshole’ feelings with...what in the fuck is that bitch wearing?”
Babies luv milk.
I understand. I just wish there was a way we, the consumers, could see the factories, for ourselves. And it’d have to be a surprise visit to catch them off guard to see the real working conditions.
After doing research on the factory conditions, I’ll give them a try. Even if they aren’t completely on the up-and-up like they claim, their factory conditions seem better than the others at least.
I don’t think they are legit at all to be honest. Manufacturers don’t like when the retailer sends someone to inspect the garments they are producing. I know someone who had this job and the higher ups at the factory would actively try to keep her away from the factory as well as the workers. I hope I’m wrong, but…
It’s not just H&M. I believe every clothing company is using third world slave labor. They just use shell corporations so they don’t leave any fingerprints. I’d like to be proven wrong about this Jezzies...so are there any brands that don’t use sweatshops?
Remember when Bridget Jones had to introduce Mr. (*internal whisper* Tits Pervert, Tits Pervert!) FitzHerbert? That’s how I feel about Mr. (*internal whisper* Shitzgibbon, Shitzgibbon!) Fitzgibbon. That's all.
Did you know she dies in the original play or novel or whatever? And Peter forgets her? (Apparently Fairies have the lifespan of a fly.)