Sentences with phrase «garment factories making»

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Wages in Gildan's factories are still higher than those paid in Chinese factories: the average wage of a garment worker in Honduras is about $ 100 a week — four times what a Chinese worker makes.

In June 2011, for example, more than 280 workers vomited and fainted in a three - day period at the King Fashion Garment Company factory in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, which made dresses and knitted tops for brands including H&M, a former Li & Fung client.

Ethical fashion falls short: After the recent tragedy at the Rana Plaza garment factory in Bangladesh, the push to make the fashion industry more ethical has lost steam.

Good one Yeap wonder how many of these church going oh faithul ones, watched the news and saw that the garments they wore was most likely made in one of those deplorable garment factories that went up in flames in Bangladesh killing 100 plus people..

«Making reference to projects like «the multibillion naira Opon Imo, a contract that was allegedly awarded to or co-ordinated by the governor's son, N20.9 billion garment factory, RLG factory, white elephant Osun Airport that has gulped billions of Osun people's money, it is unfathomable how Aregbesola is able to sleep in the night knowing full well that his government is running on deceit.

Each pair is made with either 100 percent recycled materials, leftover fabrics from other garment factories, or sustainably sourced fibers.

As a bonus, every piece is made in an eco-friendly garment factory employing single mothers and female heads of households — and Naja gives school supplies to all of their children.

Every genuine Mackintosh garment is carefully hand made by skilled operatives in its factory in Scotland who have spent years perfecting the techniques required to make a true Mackintosh.

«These standards are very robust, but also reasonable and will make a big difference in the safety of garment factories in Bangladesh.»

Corded appliqué and inserts, like on the garments pictured above, involve hand sewing and time, making it hard for manufacturers to create them in factories.

That there are systemic problems with current manufacturing practices is undeniable; but, as addressed in one of the comments, what happens to garment factory workers if those factories close down because US consumers start buying only «made in USA»?

On the Know the Origin website you can follow the journey of production from «seed to garment» explaining each process, where it is made and even invites people to visit its factories.

Garments are made with sustainable materials like silk, viscose, and organic cotton, and are all manufactured in their Peck's factory in Houston, Texas.

The company pays a decent wage to its factory workers in Pakistan plus it pays a 15 % Fair Trade premium on every garment made, which supports health and welfare projects for workers and their families in Pakistan.