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There are several brand name shoes that are known to be made in sweat shops. New Balance, Nike, Chuck Taylor and Brooks are just a few.
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∙ 9y ago
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∙ 13y agoclothes are made in sweatshops and the people who make them are usually exploited and paid very little money
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Are DC shoes made in sweatshops?
no, they are not, they are made by black people in africa
What kind of items are made in sweatshops?
Just about everything. Handbags, shoes, clothes even computers.
What are people doing about sweatshops?
We support them by purchasing shoes. and clothes. Think about that next time you play basketball.
Who made up most of the workforce in the sweatshops?
women
Does Aeropostale use sweatshops?
no, its factory made
Where does ardene get there clothes made from?
Ardene get there clothing from china sweatshops
What are Nikes ethical aims?
.Hey! They want to make more sweatshops so that they can produce more shoes, they want more indians.
How many sweatshops are there in china?
There are none, just many orphanages filled with children starving in basements, making shoes all day.
Are converse made in sweatshops?
Converse is owned by Nike, so yes.
What do they make at sweatshops?
Sweatshops are often associated with the production of clothing and textiles, but they can also produce electronics, footwear, toys, and other consumer goods. The specific products made in sweatshops vary depending on the country and the company involved.
Is free people clothing made in sweatshops?
no they're found in value village...
Are skechers made in sweatshops?
Skechers, like many other popular brands, outsource their manufacturing to different factories around the world. While some of these factories might have poor working conditions, it is inaccurate to say that all Skechers shoes are made in sweatshops. Skechers has taken steps to ensure ethical manufacturing practices and it is important to research and verify the production standards of specific factories before making conclusions about the brand as a whole.
