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Does quicksilver own billabong?
Quicksilver is an entirely different entity from Billabong. Both clothing companies make garments for the surf industry but are not owned by the same corporation.
Why do companies make their products in sweat shops?
to make money
What clothing do Diesel make for women?
They make pants, shirts, bag, purses, sweat shirts, shoes, tank tops and other contemporary clothing. They tend to make clothes that fit the body and loose fit clothing.
Can wearing Tight clothing make you sick?
Yes, Wearing tight clothing can make you sick. It keeps in sweat, it can sometimes make your skin raw which brings down your skins defensive's.
Why must an athlete's clothing be breathable?
yes so the sweat doesn't make their cloths stick to them
What products does billabong make?
Shoes,clothes,
Where do collect dye for clothing on pixie hollow.com?
They sell them at shops and make seasonal collections.
Do they make sweat resistant sports bras?
Yes, they do make sweat resistant sports bras. A company called Dry Defense makes sports bras and various other clothing that is sweat resistant. You can purchase a sports bra from this company for about $30.
What is a bila bong?
has nothing to do with drugs. its a clothing company. "Billabong" There's also Bila Bong which is china glaze nail polish. just because it has the word bong in it doesn't make it have any similarities with marijuana.
Where can you buy a Ada wong outfit for kids?
you will find similar once at the chines clothing shops or try to make it your self
What other business can you think of that can maximize profits in ways similar to the techniques used on slave ships?
The best analogy to slave ships is present day sweat shops. The sweat shops packs many workers into small spaces. The workers work in horrible conditions for very little money while the employers make a fortune off of the products.
What other businesses can you think of that can maximize profits in ways similar to the techniques used on slave ships?
The best analogy to slave ships is present day sweat shops. The sweat shops packs many workers into small spaces. The workers work in horrible conditions for very little money while the employers make a fortune off of the products.
