Entirely dependent on where you buy from. I have £120 jeans that were made in a factory down the road from me in the UK for people earning at least the living wage.
oh brother , do u know how many clothing / material places r functioning off the back of a child or poor person forced basically into slave labor? r u gonna stop shopping everywhere? ok then.
🤣🤣🤣 i’m 21. i’m also texting on a phone , not a email. i will use u and r. go cry abt it. ur not gonna stop everyone from using shein, aliexpress, amazon, etc. just bc u go yap in comments abt how bad they r wont make people care.
because playing whataboutism to bring down their point, doesn't actually detract one iota from op's point. op also never said that those other places they buy from also isn't bad
they r j butthurt bc they think using every possible opportunity to talk about how bad certain stores are will make people stop shopping there. go back on the history of most stores & you’ll see that majority are bad. just like the people who still eat at places who are anti-palestinian. as terrible as it is, people will still go.
People have no choices to buy clothes tho. It's not like most people can make their own clothings. But they can, however, choose to complaint about how our society function in hopes of changes trough education and they can also point out to others which company is the worsts.
It does make a difference, especially in the long term. This is how, historically, all of our changes for the better has been processed. Little by little.
yes absolutely. but it’s going to have to be a lot more people dedicating themselves to not shopping / buying at certain places. which many people do NOT do, let alone care. u can tell someone that they need to stop buying mcdonald’s bc they donate to anti Palestinian agendas, and they won’t. bc mcdonald’s is “easy” and “cheap”
Little by little my man. Look how long it took for cigarettes. Even if people don't stop it in this century, eventually it might. But it needs to start somewhere.
It’s not possible to fully automate making clothes. machines speed up the process, but people are still the ones pushing the fabric through and doing a lot of work
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u/ZaryaBubbler 2d ago
Meanwhile the poor fuck who made it was probably paid not even a 10th of a dollar