Fast Fashion and Made in Italy: Made by Chinese workers|The case of Prato|. Unusual!

Описание: V29 Fast Fashion and Made in Italy

Today, I want to talk about the textile and garment industry of Italy,
as in « Made in Italy” or “Made in Italy Chinese way” “Made by China
in Italy”?

So, it is no secret that “Made in Italy” represents quality,
reputation, endurance, finesse, art in fashion and…

The video is relevant to both fast fashion and high fashion, because
Italy is home to luxurious brands.

But today’s video is not going to be about that. It’s going to be
about Chinese garment workers, among other things.

What are the country-specific characteristics of the fast fashion
industry’s supply chains and garment factories in Italy?

Video editing app: inShot (free version)

Music by: @ikson, Last Summer.

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