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You can always go the extra effort to locate the factory workers who make your clothes and start sending them money directly. You have that choice too. But bac
by turar 10y ago
You can always go the extra effort to locate the factory workers who make your clothes and start sending them money directly. You have that choice too.
But back to your original point, do you believe that a shirt made in England that you would pay twice the amount of money for, would be 2 times higher quality than a shirt made in Bangladesh?
- YeGoblynQueenne 10y ago>> You have that choice too. So I end up paying twice for each item I buy? Nice. >> do you believe that a shirt made in England that you would pay twice the amount of money for, would be 2 times higher quality than a shirt made in Bangladesh? My experience is that clothes and particularly shoes that I buy which were manufactured in Europe and are noticeably more expensive than the cheaper varieties made in SE Asia, are generally better quality and tend to last longer.
- turar 10y ago>> So I end up paying twice for each item I buy? Nice. Not if you believe that you underpaid for it in the first place. >> My experience is that clothes and particularly shoes that I buy which were manufactured in Europe I was under impression that those were not available to you from your earlier posts. In that case, you can simply choose to pay more for European clothes of higher quality, so not sure what the problem is.