"I don't want a seam in my garment unless it improves the garment," she said.
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In Cambodia, a global garment-making hub, the minimum monthly wage for garment workers is $170.
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But when taken garment by garment, it is full of wonderful rabbit holes of narrative and information.
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Here you can see the sleeve of a MaxMara garment compared to the sleeve of an Oma garment.
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Countless stores are visited where shopkeepers attempt to discern your tastes as they trot out garment after garment.
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The main suit is a pressure garment consisting of a helmet, upper torso, lower torso and a cooling garment.
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Vietnam's huge garment industry, for example, relies greatly on fabric and accessories imported from China, according to garment manufacturing executives.
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It also includes a large part of the area called the garment district, even though only 5 percent of its work force is garment industry-related, according to Barbara A. Blair, the president of the Garment District Alliance.
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Ethiopian garment factory workers are now, on average, the lowest paid in any major garment-producing company worldwide, a new report says.
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Starting with an iconic garment like a sarape, Adrian Esparza explores cultural identity by unraveling the garment into a colorful, abstract installation.
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Now that so much garment manufacturing takes place overseas, our understanding of textile and garment production have become increasingly abstract, and it can be difficult for us to know exactly what the value of a garment is supposed to be.
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The garment industry is the largest employer in Cambodia, and garment exports account for around 40 percent of the Southeast Asian country's economy.
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When she'd first arrived in the US at 30, my mother worked at a garment factory trimming threads for 15 cents per garment.
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It shows that you like Biggie, appreciate fashion, and are bold enough to wear a metal garment on top of a regular garment. Ballsy.
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The garment bags contain no virgin plastic, there are no poly bags within Nuuly's packaging, and garment bags are reused after being sent back.
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But, "a good hot wash occasionally will help rid a garment of any tenacious sebum, without causing excessive garment life or environmental issues," he says.
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Sri Lanka's reputation as a no-sweatshop, ethical garment center was another advantage, said Amalean, who is also CEO of MAS Holdings, a garment maker.
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Garment workers in communist-ruled Vietnam generally enjoy higher wages than those employed in the other regional garment-making hubs such as Cambodia and Bangladesh.
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The minimum monthly wage for garment workers in Bangladesh is $0003, compared with about $280 in mainland China, which nevertheless remains the world's biggest garment exporter.
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But in developing countries ... Bangladesh, which is famous for the garment industry — and the garment industry has always been thought of as the industry that always will require human hands — garment industry owners are buying these things called sewbots, S-E-W-B-O-T-S.
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Kaing Monika, Deputy Secretary General of the Garment Manufacturers Association of Cambodia (GMAC), which represents 600 garment factories in Cambodia, said he was unaware of the transhipments.
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" The FTC dictates that for apparel, manufacturers must "provide complete instructions about regular care for the garment, or provide warnings if the garment cannot be cleaned without harm.
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In the West, though, when we think about fashion, we tend to focus on the cut of the clothes and on how it changes from garment to garment.
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People reports that the garment isn't actually a new acquisition — rather, it's a garment that has been sitting in POTUS' closet, waiting for its day in the sun.
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Siddiqur Rahman, the president of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association, told reporters on Wednesday that without the subsidy, more garment makers would go out of business.
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The EU is already Vietnam's second largest garment market after the United States, accounting for 15% of the country's total garment exports last year, Vietnam Customs data shows.
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Travel garment steamers come in a variety of shapes and designs, but most function the same way as a handheld garment steamer, just with a more compact body.
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Though it looks like a shirt, similar clothing from a few centuries later suggest the garment was once a floor-length dress; the original garment was likely much longer.
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Jayaram K. Ramaiah, an official at the Garment and Textile Workers Union, said garment workers earning a monthly salary of 6,500 rupees ($98) depended on access to their pensions.
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As a major stakeholder in Midtown Manhattan properties, Mr. Kaufman became the first president of a business improvement district in the Garment District, now known as the Garment District Alliance.
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Over the same period, annual sales of its economic mainstay, the garment industry, nearly tripled, with garment exports worth $30.6 billion in 2017/18, making up 83.5 percent of total exports.
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Like the nearly 20,000 Chinese immigrants who worked in the Chinatown garment shops by 1980, she was in the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, which provided my family with crucial benefits.
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It was an Indian garment, a dhoti — not diapers.
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There is an continuing tension between the desire for sustainability and a garment that lasts and the desire for planned obsolescence and a new garment that drives us back into a store.
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The garment industry is primed for that kind of shift in human labor, said Carnegie Mellon's Bourne, who has been working on both the engineering and economic aspect of automating the garment industry.
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Unsurprisingly, fashion fans were not impressed by the weird garment.
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The least expensive garment she has ever been seen wearing.
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"This is something that's missing," said Garment cofounder Erin Drischler.
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The artist Rae Swon crafted the viral, hellish art garment.
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That automatically increased our cost by 30 cents a garment.
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We are the judge of any garment, not the reverse.
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The problem: Any given garment is one of thousands produced.
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The garment in question is a white hoodie with embroidery.
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This spring, the bygone garment is now the star attraction.
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It was the most beautiful garment I have ever seen.
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And if you accidentally rip a hole in your garment?
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Robots are taking over the garment industry in southeast Asia.
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She claims the garment crashed into her left index finger.
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As the garment industry moved offshore, the Japanese zips followed.
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"I like creating stories within a garment," Dundas told Vogue.
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The garment features a cartoon version of Siwa's dog, BowBow.
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The garment is scheduled to ship to backers in August.
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More change ahead for New York&aposs shrinking garment district .
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She needs a steady income and garment jobs are abundant.
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Bangladesh's garment sector is the world's second biggest after China.
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Bangladesh is the world's second largest garment producer after China.
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Victor's father was also an entrepreneur in the garment business.
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Around 40 percent of its GDP comes from garment exports.
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Morimoto's translator shares memories of her grandmother wearing the garment.
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Instead, she scorns her torn garment and weaponises her nakedness.
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The correct garment has epaulets and buttons on the wrists.
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I always start with a garment, and then I cut.
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A garment is designed and then posted on the site.
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His father was a clothing presser in the garment district.
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At another table Italian garment entrepreneurs suffered a similar fate.
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She wanted to begin with a garment she loves: sweaters.
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Cambodia's garment industry is the largest employer in the country.
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Garment exports account for around 10 percent of the economy.
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According to Rolling Stone, Cobain wore the garment in 1993.
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Five months earlier, a garment factory fire killed 112 workers.
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This "blocking" technique creates depth and gives the garment dimension.
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Because I'm very much about the construction of the garment.
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Never has such an intimate garment been designed so intimately.
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Four years on, conditions remain tough for Bangladesh's garment workforce.
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They both used practically the same garment as a signifier.
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She scoured New York's garment district for the right sounds.
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Didn't the garment industry also function as a creative resource?
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Then he got a solid position in the garment district.
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We must make every effort to preserve the garment district.
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It was the deadliest garment industry accident in modern history.
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"The longevity and comfort of a garment breed confidence." winnienewyork.
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The housekeeper paused near Bacon holding a wispy white garment.
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In case, you know, anyone wanted to buy the garment.
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Then came Pyer Moss, now based in Manhattan's garment district.
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Holten called them "benefits that most garment workers don't enjoy".
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But now the troubled garment industry is getting a lifeline.
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The simpler the cut, therefore, the more masterful the garment.
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"I'm aware it's an artwork," he said of the garment.
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Was it a privilege for garment workers to strike then?
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An industrial garment rack that instantly creates more closet space
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While Shimmy's focus is to provide female garment workers with digital skills, the company hopes to work with grassroots labor organizations and the International Labor Organization to improve working conditions for all garment workers.
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Italian media said several of the Italians victims worked in the garment industry and the attack will frighten expatriates working in Bangladesh's $26 billion garment sector that accounts for 80 percent of its exports.
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The Shop Channel aired the teleshopping ad for the Velform Miniwaist — a waist compression garment — which showed various women squeezing their waists, along with footage of the women before and after using the garment.
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My mother eventually picked up work at an all-women garment factory sewing dresses and was paid per completed garment, which meant that each day she would push herself to the absolute maximum of productivity.
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Worth just as much credit is the fact that when players use one garment to craft another, they will always be left with one of the original garment as well as the newly crafted one.
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One academic even did a study of Obama&aposs effect on fashion and concluded that, when she wears a garment, that garment&aposs designer can get a financial boost to the tune of $38 million.
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Garment collection bins are available in H&M stores year round.
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Some posted photos of them stepping on the garment in protest.
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Denim jeans are by far the most reworn garment, Unilever says.
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There's the opportunity to get a garment custom designed by Leon.
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Also, conceptually we love the stories behind a pre-worn garment.
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Skorts. How many puns can you say referring to one garment?
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He sent a message through code to the cloud-connected garment.
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Garment exporters said Bangladesh was on track to achieve the target.
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The result: a less wasteful process and a more comfortable garment.
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Maybe it's a particularly shapeless garment or a noisy punk track.
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In Kenya, the number of big garment manufacturers fell by half.
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A special economic zone in Kigali hopes to attract garment-makers.
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India is one of the world's largest textile and garment manufacturers.
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The garment, marked by her name, simply isn't made for her.
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Each garment is dyed at least twice in extremely high temperatures.
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She wore the maternity garment underneath a sheer, single-shoulder gown.
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If that's not a versatile garment, I don't know what is.
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Nor is it a bespoke garment made by monsieur Karl Lagerfeld.
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We have an extremely large and growing database of garment patterns.
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Here, Seo experiments with the proportions of a future Alaïa garment.
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One such step: taking part in H&M's garment collection initiative.
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Garment sizing should be standardized industry-wide for the consumer's sake.
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After overtures to another South Korean garment company fell through, Mrs.
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Her baby outfit was the first beautiful garment that she remembers.
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For years, I did not understand the point of that garment.
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We never put out a garment we could not wear ourselves.
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Once you apply this to a stain, wash the garment immediately.
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If we pull on this thread, does the whole garment unravel?
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The intimate show; the personal garment — this was a good thing!
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Bangladesh has about 4,000 garment factories employing some 4 million workers.
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Both Beyoncé and Palmer's looked like golden goddesses in Aljasmi's garment.
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In another conversation about the garment, she said she was dismissed.
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Her marriage to Alfonso Hernandez, a garment cutter, ended in divorce.
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Joey's famous pickup line acts as a trim for the garment.
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Instead, she wrote, "the white suit stayed in the garment bag."
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Ms. Hong has been in the garment business for 22 years.
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His garment from the day before had been stained with blood.
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"This deal is sure to compromise the safety and security of garment workers given there will be no independent decision-making by the Accord," said Babul Akter, president of the Bangladesh Garment and Industrial Workers Federation.
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But a report by the New York University Stern Center for Business and Human Rights shows that despite the growth in the garment market, Ethiopian garment factory workers are, on average, the lowest paid in the world.
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Nothing is more beautiful than a well-tailored and beautifully fabricated garment.
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Still, we love a garment that says what we mean for us.
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The entire garment stuffs into an included packing pocket for easy portability.
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According to the cerulean speech, a blue sweater isn't just a garment.
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Inside the spacesuit, one would wear a liquid cooling and ventilation garment.
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There's now a newfangled garment for all (heavily monitored) walks of life.
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The garment was originally designed to protect people from jelly fish bites.
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The result is an eco-friendly garment that's still waterproof and breathable.
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People reports that King left her garment bag on a United plane.
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This is the most dangerous part of a Cambodian garment worker's day.
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They went to the garment center and they sat and did it.
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When a garment no longer looks new, it's taken out of circulation.
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But not unlike fashion itself, the real story lies beneath the garment.
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You married, had a son, divorced and worked in the garment industry.
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He didn't exactly set out to create a 2000 million stitch garment.
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Here's the key: Wait at least 15 minutes before washing the garment.
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Mix enough so that the entire grass-stained garment can be submerged.
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People are getting more sophisticated as to what a quality garment is.
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Then, its robotic arms fold the garment in less than a minute.
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Instead, they are urged to obtain low-wage jobs in garment factories.
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Qurban went to a garment factory, which he wasn't allowed to leave.
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When did leggings make the leap from garment to cultural lightning rod?
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Sabina maintained that it was her choice to wear the religious garment.
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A whisper of a garment that a gentle breeze could render irrelevant!
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But the most challenging part was deliberately injecting errors into each garment.
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And my grandfather was vice president of the Ladies' Garment Workers' Union.
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His father ran a garment firm, and his mother gave piano lessons.
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Hundreds of garment styles required new specifications, better fabrics and apparel factories.
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And some of them just went to work in the garment center.
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Amante paid Karis $2.20 to sew each garment, the Labor Department found.
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Dresses are repacked and sent in a fresh garment bag and box.
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You are dressed in—let's see—well, a sort of filmy garment.
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The garment will be sold in a limited edition set of 500.
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Haddish followed through on her promise to make the expensive garment count.
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It loosens microscopic fibers of plastic, known as microplastics, from the garment.
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The country is the largest textile and garment exporter in the world.
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Before we left I purchased a garment bag from Bed Bath & Beyond.
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Her father, a furrier, had met his father through the garment industry.
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Our fashion critic weighs in after the latest uproar involving the garment.
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Garment bags and trash bags sold in bulk will also be exempt.
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There is also a burgeoning garment industry in Ethiopia, but its relatively new status as a garment industry hub – as well as the media's overwhelming focus on south Asian countries – means that it has largely escaped international scrutiny.
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Tamil Nadu is the largest hub in India's $40 billion-a-year textile and garment industry with about 400,000 people working in spinning mills and garment factories there to produce garments exported to Europe and the United States.
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Vietnam, which is one of the world's largest garment manufacturers and supplies fashion chains such as Zara and H&M, is home to over 6,000 garment and textile factories that employ about 3 million people, government figures showed.
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Bangladesh's garment sector, the world's second biggest after China, drew worldwide scrutiny after more than 1,100 people were killed in the collapse of a factory complex in 2013 and 112 killed in a garment factory fire in 2012.
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"Industrial relations are still only a few years old in the Myanmar garment industry, and effective cooperative structures are still being developed," said Jacob Clere, who works on a European Union-funded project to improve Myanmar's garment industry.
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Bangladesh's garment-making industry, the biggest in the world after China's, came under scrutiny after the collapse of the eight-storey Rana Plaza factory complex and a fire at a garment factory in 2012 that killed 112 workers.
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We have on the cover a woman named Kalpona Akter who is an activist in Bangladesh who started working at the age of 12 in a garment factory and she now represents four million garment workers in Bangladesh.
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Cambodia, a top garment-making hub, has been the sixth fastest-growing economy in the world over the past two decades, with average GDP growth rate of 7.6 percent, according to the World Bank, largely due to garment exports.
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Our goal is that one day, everyone who buys a product, buys a garment, and there's a label there – could be platinum, gold, silver, could be A, B, C, but it shows you the sustainable impact that garment has.
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The Garment Manufacturers Association of Cambodia (GMAC) said that the exports for the rest of 2018 will remain strong because garment orders had already been placed in August and September when there was no news about the EBA threat.
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"We have a customer base that can afford to make choices about garment provenance," said Bradley Schmidt, a founder of Cadet, a Brooklyn maker of military-inspired men's wear, most of it manufactured in the garment district in Manhattan.
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"A blue dress," she said, referring to Monica Lewinsky's infamous semen-stained garment.
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Based off that feedback, the brand reconfigured the garment for the next season.
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She really brings a fashion designer's dream of that particular garment to life.
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Garment waste is not only a sustainability issue but an economic problem, too.
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His father, a garment worker, mentioned how disappointed he was with his son.
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"It's random," he jokes on a summer afternoon from his Garment District studio.
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"Because a badly fitting garment is a waste of your money," she sayss.
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Robots find garment-making so hard because its basic materials are so soft.
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Dozens of casinos and the vast majority of garment factories have Chinese owners.
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They arrive in a garment bag with a prepaid UPS label for returns.
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If I really had no choice, I'd be working in a garment factory.
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This time around, photographers were also given full view of the offending garment.
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In 1956, Victor and his brother, Bernard, started their own garment company, Counterparts.
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The mill where the boy worked produces yarn for garment factories, police said.
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Social media was outraged by the retailer's supposed appropriation of the religious garment.
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More recently, the burkini, a modest swim garment, was banned from French beaches.
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A cloth, and I don't know if it's for a garment or nothing.
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But in a lot of ways, Phantom Thread is about garment design itself.
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The garment is a form-fitting dress typically worn with loose pants underneath.
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One industry being targeted is garment manufacturing in factories in special export zones.
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Considerable emotion is attached to the process of making a garment from scratch.
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She loved the way she could alter a pattern and customize a garment.
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It is the second-largest garment supplier behind China to the United States.
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The public discourse about fashion diversity and inclusion almost always excludes garment workers.
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All of early 21st-century U.S. sociological commentary summarized in a single garment.
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He sells to operations that create trim strips, which sells to garment makers.
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She returned to New York and got a job in the Garment District.
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Suddenly, it felt like the tight-fitting garment was seen less and less.
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Because leggings are a body-hugging garment, there's no room to be shy.
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Third, what are the care instructions for this Rubik's Cube of a garment?
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The fabric was thin yet bulky, and the tiers weighed down the garment.
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Though the unnamed designer made the lookalike garment, Farrah did not blame them.
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And she could find silk flowers only in the garment district, at Schmalberg.
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Then came an office in Manhattan's garment district — "to sell wholesale," he said.
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Local garment companies say that hundreds of thousands of jobs are at risk.
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The garment is mostly white, but now has yellowed spots in several places.
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The government was taken unawares by the rapid growth of the garment industry.
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Built in 1908, the building is in the heart of the garment district.
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I had GARMENT before RAIMENT, but REINAS at 43A convinced me otherwise. 56D.
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One garment represents anywhere from one to three hours of work, he said.
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No one disputes that a Bode garment looks like nothing from another brand.
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And challenging convention via one garment is easier than via the whole look.
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His father worked in the garment industry, and his mother was a homemaker.
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When I start working on a garment, I always start on the body.
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CHENNAI, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Bangladesh, the second largest garment producing country in the world, will digitally map its entire garment industry in the first such initiative to bring transparency in the supply chain in an effort to stop abuses.
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Elly Rosita Silaban, the chairwoman of Federasi Serikat Buruh Garment Tekstil (FSB Garteks SBSI), or Federation of Textile and Garment Workers Union in Indonesia, told me a story about another factory that invited its workers for a beach holiday weekend.
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Bourne, who works on garment automation at Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute, said there's already technology that could make t-shirts and other simple garments, but we're not close to replacing human garment labor altogether given the diversity of our designs.
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And it, or a garment very much like it, has been owned by all French motorists since 2008, when a law went into effect requiring car owners to keep a high-visibility garment in their vehicle in case of problems.
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"Eighty-three percent of our foreign currency comes from the garment sector," said Siddiqur Rahman, president of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers & Exporters Association in an interview this week in his grand, air-conditioned office at the organization's headquarters in Dhaka.
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As refugees, they often become undocumented workers – in countries renowned for their garment industries.
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There are no strings to attach anything, only a single garment that's pretty handsome.
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The company Coeio says its Infinity Burial Suit is a completely biodegradable burial garment.
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Bangladesh will benefit from garment manufacturing and Vietnam from shoe manufacturers, he said. Disclaimer
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I often think about a garment and I imagine it to be a tree.
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With green floral pattern and ruffled trim, the garment accentuated her post-baby figure.
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Many village homes have changed from wood to brick thanks to garment workers' remittances.
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Here is where consumers will control the apps that work with the connected garment.
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Much of this is down to the booming garment industry, which employs mostly women.
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She shot at the loaded garment from 100 yards away and watched it burn.
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The clumsy two-piece assembly is totally out of place in a wearable garment.
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For us, a beautifully crafted bag is a better investment than any individual garment.
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When you're concerned about exploitation in the garment industry, you buy ethically produced clothes.
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A broken zip, unlike a lost button, often leads to a garment being discarded.
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I ask Dr Ruwanpura about the life of an average Sri Lankan garment worker.
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We hope that Garment provides an opportunity for women to feel that same courage.
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What if it were a garment factory that had been remiss in paying tax?
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Still, the Ohio Republican said there are occasions he does embrace wearing the garment.
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"If someone is wearing a smart garment and you can't tell," Ms. Dion said.
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Nien Hsing Textile employs one-quarter of the tiny African nation's total garment workforce.
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For the project, Dodd would hand-knit a garment inspired by a chosen location.
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This made it appear as if the garment was floating around the lead singer.
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The legwarmers were an added bonus and a common garment worn throughout the 1980s.
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Yet the Garment Manufacturers Association of Cambodia (GMAC), which represents 600 factories, is optimistic.
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I went to pick up my paycheck from the garment factory at 5 p.m.
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"I didn't want to just reproduce a garment or a print," Mr. Saunders said.
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I've worn the garment a handful of times and it still looks like new.
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And what, for that matter, are the actual origins of the garment in question?
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One machine pressed shirts on an armature that puffed up and steamed the garment.
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But on May 7, another fire ignited an Indian garment factory, killing three workers.
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This awkward situation changed the order of fastening the garment, and it was reversed.
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Leave it overnight, then brush away the salt and launder the garment as usual.
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He also takes on commissions from private clients; garment repairs begin at around $40.
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They do not count the portrait bust of Golda Meir in the garment district.
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Thinking about the quality of garment you want may help you narrow your choices.
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I'd wear, like, a thawb, which is — it's like a long garment for men.
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His father was a taxi driver, and his mother worked in the garment industry.
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The usual time for a garment to be made is four to five months.
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"His passion was the garment industry, and he loved New York," Andrew Tolk said.
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Lord & Taylor was the eastern anchor of what was once a thriving garment center.
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What to check out nearby • Visit Mood Fabrics, just south in the garment district.
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Showcasing the garment was significant because it honored a part of the diaspora culture.
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You'll have to go to the Garment District -- and find a certain freight entrance.
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The majority of the slum's residents are low-paid workers from nearby garment factories.
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Here, what he describes as a "magical carpet story" hangs on a garment rack.
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The designer, Mary Katrantzou, told Insider that Lizzo was actually wearing the garment backwards.
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What is more dreamy than a garment made to your unique specifications, after all?
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It all depends on the moment, the garment, and the woman that's wearing it.
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She has the personality, talent and fierceness needed to wear this garment, he said.
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Five years later, the garment industry looks set to return to business as usual.
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Between 303 and 2012, more than 500 Bangladeshi garment workers died in factory fires.
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Revelations of egregious failures within the garment industry still emerge on a regular basis.
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Mercedes Cortes sewing Fashion Nova clothing in a garment factory in downtown Los Angeles.
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Neighbors said the garment factory had packed up and moved out two months earlier.
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The garment has held up well over time, even with less-than-gentle handling.
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It is part of a long history of American garment manufacturers chasing cheap labor.
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Mr. Gebbie lugs a garment bag and a rolling suitcase to the gym's entrance.
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Essentially, for me it was about an easy-to-wear, non-instruction-book garment.
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"She's wearing a white tobe (outer garment) and gold moon earrings," tweeted Hind Makki.
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The black garment featured a high neckline that extended over the wearer&aposs face.
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His father, Louis, was a garment worker, and his mother, Tilly, was a homemaker.
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She had an idea, but it had not yet translated into a single garment.
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His mother took jobs in the garment industry and later in a candy shop.
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Doris Huang's garment district food hall takes its name from its sleek retro décor.
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Garment workers around the world make everything from luxury handbags to fast fashion leggings.
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"He wasn't all there, he was babbling, he was talking incoherently," Mr. Garment said.
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Bringing "Little Red Riding Hood" to life would require the titular garment, of course.
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If he found a garment that flattered him, he'd wear it until it tattered.
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Much has been written about how sexism dictates whether a garment gets usable pockets.
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Ultra-Compact Handheld Garment Steamer by OXA $23.69 If you're the type of person that travels everyday like James Bond you may need a compact handheld steamer because no one likes to pull a garment out of a suitcase filled with creases.
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Though they wouldn't share the name of the garment factory they're working with (because they're manufacturing patented products), they did explain that it's part of the "Women Go Beyond" program that has helped to boost working conditions in Sri Lankan garment factories.
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The mosque, completed in 2016, was the second project by the seven-year-old Dhaka firm Archeground to be built at the Amber Denim garment factory, which produces reams of fabric for the garment manufacturers that are the engine of Bangladesh's new economy.
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More than 70 technology companies, including the streaming service Roku, have moved into the loft-rich garment district in Midtown Manhattan in the past five years, said Barbara A. Blair, president of the Garment District Alliance, which runs the business improvement district.
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He looked noticeably thinner and wore a blue prison garment streaked with sweat and dirt.
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When I was 11, I started working on weekends in the garment district in Montreal.
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The effect: a bit badass and a welcome tweak on the now-ubiquitous throwback garment.
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Personalization makes it a little harder for your sibling to "borrow" your precious garment, though.
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It's sort of like steaming a garment, except these particles are a billion times smaller.
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A fall in foreign investment may exacerbate the challenges in Bangladesh's garment industry, analysts said.
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Several fans lamented on Twitter about not being able to buy the highly-coveted garment.
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Next, pop the garment into the washing machine and come home to a clean shirt!
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If there is a garment equivalent of dancing alone in the dark, this was it.
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These items were collected, mainly by Mr. Hecht himself, from hundreds of garment district factories.
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About 20 percent of industrial water pollution around the world is due to garment manufacturing.
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The garment was designed by Bristol Street Wear during the UK's 2017 general election campaign.
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African garment-workers deserve assistance, but shoppers there benefit from cheap, decent-quality foreign wear.
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There he wrote Patterns, a column about the Seventh Avenue garment industry, until July 1992.
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Why wear a garment when your friend is right there to lend a helping hand?
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Jeans are an essential American garment, effortlessly binding together looks across the casual–fancy spectrum.
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This tag connects with the LED, haptics, battery and the woven sensor in the garment.
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I steam some wrinkly clothes with my garment steamer (the best thing I've ever bought).
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These tactics include pressuring garment factory owners during price negotiations or using short-term contracts.
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The budget aims economic growth at 7.2 percent on the back of higher garment exports.
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After a more competitive contest in 20163 garment workers staged protests against rigging for months.
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The country has the world's fourth-largest garment production industry, with 1.5 million direct employees.
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Bangladesh is the world's second largest garment exporter and the industry employs 4 million people.
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Every so often, there's a particular garment that seems to crop up on every celebrity.
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Experts attribute this to female garment workers having lower education qualifications than their male counterparts.
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The $28 billion garment industry is key, accounting for around 15 percent of the economy.
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This sweater dress combines two of Marceline's favorite sweater looks into one super comfy garment.
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It's difficult to mix certain trends with a technical garment that needs to be timeless.
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"None of the garment workers interviewed in the film spoke of their difficulties," Mody said.
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For the public and POTUS alike, this garment appeared to represent Obama's newfound sartorial freedom.
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The mother of two denied that she had outfitted her daughter in a restrictive garment.
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A placket opening reaches to midchest, making the garment easy to pull over the head.
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These remote territories' economies generally comprise low-wage jobs in the garment and fishing industries.
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All this hits garment workers hard; theirs is the country's biggest industry, and heavily unionised.
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Among the dead were numerous foreigners working in Bangladesh's garment sector or for aid organizations.
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The most notable difference in design can be found at the hem of the garment.
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Already, automation threatens the jobs of nine million, mostly young and female, garment factory workers.
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Low wages and poor working conditions have plagued the country's $26 billion garment export industry.
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But it has sleeves, and so it would not do, as it was a garment.
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Everything we've done has been about thinking about the whole life cycle of the garment.
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This simple enhancement ensures that the garment doesn't bunch up around the legs or waistband.
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There were loose threads on the garment when I took it out of the package.
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Yet, the outdoors gear retailer managed to create a lightweight, comfortable, and good-looking garment.
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He said he would remove the garment not long after leaving the Bay Hill grounds.
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If you opt to wear a sheer garment on its own, don't forgo the underwear.
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High on her list: assessing the contents of a recently delivered dark-blue garment bag.
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Shangela managed to sew a base garment, but it was too tight to pull on.
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Critics said the garment might have been flagged if H&M's team was more diverse.
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Some transitioning men purchase a binding garment to flatten their breast tissue and combat dysphoria.
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These days, Mr. Schwarzenberger said, many garment factories use machines or lasers to cut cloth.
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One of her first jobs was cutting fabric in a garment factory in Kingston, Jamaica.
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And some are turning to Los Angeles' garment industry located downtown to manufacture face masks.
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A father lifted his little daughter so that she, too, could caress the Madonna's garment.
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Shavelson ignited a huge strike by women garment workers that helped galvanize the labor movement.
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More than 4,600 garment factories in Bangladesh make shirts, T-shirts, jackets, sweaters, and trousers.
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"That's a huge number, particularly in New York City — the garment workers," Ms. Bernikow said.
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If you can't, you can create a makeshift one from a scarf or other garment.
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Joe Lin's father toiled in a Chinese restaurant and his mother in a garment factory.
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Still, Ms. Gustafson stands by the decision to give the garment a politically charged name.
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Mehel took a course in leather working for three years before making the garment himself.
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It's also worth noting that Everlane's leather is fully traceable, from farm to garment factory.
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The lush plants made Louis Vasquez, 76, a retired garment worker, pause on the sidewalk.
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The latter garment also had one long sleeve and two triangular cutouts across her waist.
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There are various types of garment steamers, but they all generally function the same way.
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Is the white pique waistcoat no longer the proper garment to wear with this suit?
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His father, Jacob, an immigrant from Lithuania, was a floor manager in a garment factory.
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Sri Lanka's garment industry estimates the trade concession helped it save $500 million each year.
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That same day, Nanette Lepore will open a pop-up above her garment district studio.
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Her father was a shoelace manufacturer, her mother a dress buyer in the garment industry.
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For what it's worth, dude's also got a shirt and pants underneath the furry garment.
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The garment was covered in sparkles, and also looked a lot like a suit jacket.
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His father, Marvin, ran a feed mill, and his mother, Myrtle, managed a garment factory.
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Her mother was a real-estate broker, and her father worked in the garment industry.
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He thinks someone may have stolen the garment bag amid all of the moving chaos.
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On the image above, T takes a closer look at the making of the garment.
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"The most exploitative hostels are those run by the textile and garment industry," Samy said.
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Other Gossip: • Speaking of knitting, Claire's shawl really sells its serviceability as a garment here.
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The textile-to-garment company had initially forecast a 5.023% rise in sales this year.
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His father, Irving, was a traveling salesman and worked for Chief Apparel, a garment company.
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In 2012, a fire broke out at a garment factory on the outskirts of Dhaka.
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The first few flights we were very gentle with placing it inside the garment bag.
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His father, David Orentreich, an immigrant from Austria, was a tailor in the garment district.
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A white eyelet peter pan collar and tan suede pumps perfectly accented the vibrant garment.
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In some cases, those prisoners are forced to work for private enterprises, including garment companies.
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He was in search of a garment steamer, which of course the store didn't have.
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"This is not someone drafting a garment for each individual, it's selecting pre-made [pattern] pieces based on the measurement to customize [the garment]," says Fasanella, which helps to explain why such clothes are often priced only a bit higher than ready-made garments.
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"The documentary has revealed the enormous power wielded by the garment industry, the abominable conditions in which factory workers live and work in Tirupur," Sujatha Mody, president of Garment and Fashion Workers Union, wrote in a blog after watching a screening with workers in Chennai.
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DHAKA/MUMBAI, July 2 (Reuters) - Some leaders of Bangladesh's $26 billion garment industry expect Western fashion retailers to review their ties with the world's second-largest garment exporter after Islamist militants killed more than a dozen foreigners in an attack on a Dhaka restaurant.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Through her alter ego Frau Fiber — a former East German garment worker — and her Institute 4 Labor Generosity Workers & Uniforms, textile artist and activist Carole Frances Lung examines unseen networks of labor and capital in the garment industry.
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India is one of the world's largest textile and garment manufacturers, supplying local and international markets.
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In 1911, 146 workers died in a fire in a garment factory in New York City.
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And it's actually the highest cost in [garment] production so factories would seek to minimize that.
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Space originally designed for offices had been carved up and converted into hundreds of garment workshops.
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I've found each garment to match up with the measurements and fit I aimed to achieve.
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She paired the garment with a white turtleneck, ripped jeans, ankle boots, and a green purse.
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The letters centered around reworking the material and trim to give the garment a new life.
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Those wearing burkinis now face fines after 11 French cities, beginning with Cannes, banned the garment.
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Local Chinese garment factories also hire teams of Koreans sent by their government to earn cash.
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No garment is worth the sacrifice of clean drinking water, agriculture, community, and even human life.
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This highly gendered and sexualized garment is slowly getting there, but there's some way to go.
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As things stand, regulatory barriers are far more damaging for South Asia's garment-makers than automation.
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Loose fibres blow around the idle machines at UTEXRWA, a textiles and garment factory in Kigali.
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Aside from the design, the film also looks at the process of actually making a garment.
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We have taken down the image and we have removed the garment from all stores globally.
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It's common to see fashion houses ripping off various cultures through hairstyles, accessories, or garment design.
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They also end up working in coalmines, sugar cane fields, urban construction sites and garment factories.
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It's a very complicated calculation and it's not just in garment manufacturing, it's upstream and downstream.
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That magical Sisterhood of the Traveling Tank Tops garment just happens to declare love for Taylor.
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Floral decorations can still be seen on the garment, along with a series of geometric patterns.
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About 30 municipalities had imposed bans on the garment, designed as swimwear for conservative Muslim women.
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Their "My Pussy My Choice" collection featured bedazzled, metallic, and sparkly penises on nearly every garment.
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Dion is shown nude, sitting in a chair, arms folded as she holds a white garment.
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Adding to the strain, garment exporters are under pressure to further reduce prices to retain customers.
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"If there were more dignified alternatives," says the born-again garment worker, more gangsters would leave.
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So, it's time to cast away any notion of the Hawaiian shirt as a novelty garment.
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If you take one pass through Mason's blog, it's clear dresses are her garment of choice.
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UNIQLO, a Japanese garment-maker, is one of a clutch to decamp to South-East Asia.
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And, once a garment is completed, the plastic can be removed by soaking in warm water.
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" She said, "Let's show at Lou G. Siegel's [the fabled kosher restaurant in the garment district].
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The black garment was covered in the phrase "Nasty Woman" written multiple times in neon letters.
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While my clothing came in a garment bag, my West Elm products arrived in a box.
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However, if the garment is labeled as dry clean only, don't try any treatments at home.
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After he paints the garment, Mr. Asiatico uses a hair dryer to make the paint permanent.
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In April 2013, the Rana Plaza garment factory in Bangladesh collapsed, killing more than 1,100 people.
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Stories like Montiel's led the Labor Department to investigate garment-supplier companies in California that year.
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How, exactly, participants wanted to interpret the red in garment form would be up to them.
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On exhibit is a garment with an ornamented hood to be pulled over a child's head.
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The more you know about the $275 trillion garment industry, the harder it is to shop.
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That last part is something I kept coming back to in the garment factories I visited.
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Eagle-eyed redditor NobleHalcyon noted the exact garment he donned, and it holds major future implications.
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With the garment fastened, the right edge over the left, his quick action was greatly hindered.
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He scuttled offstage, where Guadagnino whisked away his gown and stuck it in a garment bag.
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The Rana Plaza collapse, which killed over 1,100 garment workers, led to much better labor conditions.
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"These proposed building codes are for all sectors, not only just the garment sector," she said.
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Nubrella, Kaufman's company, offered an intense-looking garment worn backpack-style with a sturdy retractable canopy.
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As the credits appear, viewers are bombarded with statistics: 80% of garment factory workers are women.
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Why did the fire in Brazil's amazon trigger the garment makers' decision to stop importing leather?
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The 7-Eleven raids will give garment bosses even more control over their workers, Pablo said.
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Bangladesh: Garment workers face potential ruin as stores around the world abruptly close and cancel orders.
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Bangladesh: Garment workers face potential ruin as stores around the world abruptly close and cancel orders.
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The groom's mother was a seamstress for a garment-industry company that was in Manhattan's Chinatown.
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Bangladesh's garment workers face potential ruin as stores around the world abruptly close and cancel orders.
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A few other countries, including France, prohibit wearing any garment in public that prevents facial identification.
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It may be the least expensive garment the first lady has worn while representing the administration.
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Garment workers earlier this month arriving for their shifts at a factory in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
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By contrast, the minimum wage for Cambodian garment workers amounts to about one-fifth of that.
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This garment telegraphed his mood, his need for warmth and protection in a cold, harsh world.
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TIJUANA, Mexico — One job opening was in a garment factory, another was with a cleaning company.
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In line with Islamic custom, his body was washed and wrapped in a special burial garment.
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The fast-growing garment industry, which supplies around 11% of GDP, employs lots of internal migrants.
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For the play "Flesh," Colette had a garment specially made to detach and reveal one breast.
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Her line is "mono" in that every garment is a riff on the same concept: shirting.
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Her grandfather was involved in one of the most prominent garment workers' unions during its heyday.
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As a result, the garment doesn't require dyes or extensive transportation infrastructure, minimizing its environmental impact.
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A bulging disk in his neck is preventing him from working full time at garment factories.
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The Shiraishis' loft is in the garment district, five flights up in an old sewing factory.
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Giang said more than 50% of materials for the country's garment industry are shipped from China.
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We pack up the collection in numbered garment bags so it's faster to unpack and repack.
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"It was like the dress was made for both of us," Anderson said of the garment.
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Each piece of every garment is knitted individually and then linked together and finished by hand.
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Wearing a hat and neck gaiter and a wind-resistant outer garment is also very helpful.
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His tattered old coat, adorned with an insignia, looks to be the finest garment he owns.
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The accord, a coalition of retailers, is dedicated to improving safety for the country's garment workers.
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She recently returned to work as a machine operator for the Palmal Group, another garment maker.
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A rotating cylindrical device that collects bits of fibre sticking to the surface of a garment.
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Every occasion for geometry is exploited, be it a hairdo, a raised thigh or a garment.
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That has forced some garment makers to sell at a loss or reduce their wool content.
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The work treats the museum like a kind of body to be dressed with a garment.
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It's hard to pinpoint how much waste is created before a garment even reaches the consumer.
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The law technically bars people from wearing any "garment that hides the face" in public places.
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Tucked away on 6th Avenue in the Garment District of New York City is a synagogue.
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Knowing that a garment had a make-it-work moment when an overworked, underpaid, quite possibly underage garment worker fell asleep at the shears and sliced a hole in the arm empowers me to go on in this biggst make-it-work moment of all: life.
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Instead, it requires something that we never fail to do before buying clothes: Trying the garment on.
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And when the garment is too beautiful for its desirability to be denied: who actually buys it?
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It all depends on the size of the order and the complexity of the garment, she says.
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Hill, a textile chemist, was famed for running in a string vest, a garment he developed himself.
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And while a fairly uniform garment like a dress shirt can make an easy recurring purchase, i.e.
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The use of the name of a traditional Japanese garment didn't go over well with many people.
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Though people of all religions could wear the burkini, it's commonly a garment worn by Muslim women.
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"When people start to wear and enjoy the garment, it becomes personal in a way," he says.
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According to the chairman of a garment-manufacturing company, Turkish shelves would be empty without Syrian workers.
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More than 53 Chinese companies -- mostly garment, leather goods and furniture makers -- already operate in the area.
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It's easy to wear, versatile, and timeless — ticking all of the boxes of a best-selling garment.
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Last year, for example, there was a big increase in the minimum wage for Bangladesh garment makers.
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As her research has revealed, contemporary women are still routinely subjected to garment-based forms of discrimination.
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A new garment-maker has opened in a special economic zone, cutting and sewing Chinese-made fabrics.
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And it was good enough that she's worn it out, so it was a wearable, lovely garment.
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The country depends heavily on its $26 billion garment export sector and insecurity is making foreigners nervous.
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Their work addresses waste throughout different phases of textile production: fabric waste, textile waste, and garment waste.
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The fire will further tarnish the industrial safety record of one of the world's top garment exporters.
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I guess I assumed such an intimate garment would remain vacuum-sealed until the moment of purchase.
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It's a baby-carrier and a garment all in one, and Sorhaindo couldn't get enough of it.
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The sleeveless garment has GPS and heart rate monitoring – the company's longstanding bread and butter – built in.
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At its 250-person warehouse in Ohio, each garment is washed or dry cleaned after every return.
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Adopting a hands-on approach to creating every aspect of a garment impacts the design process, too.
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A long soak in the Dead Sea transformed an antique garment into a rigid, crystalline salt sculpture.
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So I wanted to bring more of a young taste with the DNA of a military garment.
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You can look at a garment and know how women's rights were at that moment in history.
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However H&M is the first major fashion chain to list supplier details for each individual garment.
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A garment factory worker in Bangladesh earns around $68 a month, while in Cambodia $140, she said.
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Accidents and poor conditions in the textile and garment sector are a major concern for foreign buyers.
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Additionally, you can hold this iron vertically and use it as a garment steamer for hanging clothing.
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There are an estimated 1,200 garment factories in and around Bengaluru, making apparel for large global brands.
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The association says that 1,200 garment factories have closed down in Bangladesh in the past five years.
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But, before going to out to luxury clothing retailers around the world, each garment is dyed black.
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Broadhead developed the garment as part of her postgraduate degree at London arts university Central Saint Martins.
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Speaking to Rolling Stone, Darren Julien of Julien's Auctions said the garment has also never been washed.
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No matter how beautiful the garment, you can tell if someone is uncomfortable in what they're wearing.
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From each angle, you see the garment in a different perspective and with a sense of movement.
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Most of the clients in "Suited" are coming to the garment maker because a milestone is imminent.
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A burqa is a loose all-enveloping garment worn by some Muslim women when they go outside.
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More often, though, garment workers' experiences, activism, and words are erased not by omission, but by distortion.
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Tlaib later told CNN that her decision to wear the garment "means the world" to her mother.
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Think about how much can be concealed by a garment that leaves only head and hands unconcealed.
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Earlier this year I visited garment factories in Hyderabad, a city in the southern part of India.
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And by 2003, garment factories employed 1.8 million people (1.5 million of whom were women) in Bangladesh.
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The jacket seamlessly integrates motion sensors, directional control and full-body haptic feedback into a single garment.
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The garment had nothing to recommend it aesthetically; it was no remarkable example of workmanship or tailoring.
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French terry is super comfy, slightly stretchy, and great for layering, making this garment a winter essential.
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The brand was originally named Kimono, a traditional Japanese garment, which led to accusations of cultural appropriation.
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Instead, "compliance should be a voluntary step" said Rubana Huq, the president of the garment manufacturers' association.
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Along a wall next to the queen-size bed is a garment rack groaning with beautiful clothes.
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Wearing a Dolan garment requires embracing an outfit that might not, on first glance, really fit you.
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It is best to give the shop four to six months advance notice to make a garment.
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TODAY, DUE IN PART to the garment industry, Bangladesh is less equitable than it has ever been.
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After years traveling the world, the garment reunites with its original owner, now perfect for her daughter.
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The garment industry is mainly made up of undocumented laborers and is notorious for poor working conditions.
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In Los Angeles, some doctors are turning to seamstresses in the city's garment district for new masks.
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Introducing the drobe — a name (that we just made up, TBH) for a garment with big potential.
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"I got to know a lot of the freight elevator operators in the garment district," she said.
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However, garment manufacturing is labor intensive — one factor that could limit the business's flexibility, according to Szeto.
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Before Ms. Jarva Weiss's gown, Ms. Ekimian's senior prom dress was the favorite garment she had made.
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Prime parking space on a teeming block in Manhattan's garment district is reserved for people, not cars.
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And it&aposs unequivocally better to try to sell or donate a garment than to junk it.
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Then it kind of becomes part of the garment and part of its history, Bravo told me.
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The mood is "very optimistic", says Ilkhom Khaydarov, the head of the Textile and Garment Industry Association.
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The outer garment also had short sleeves, and was covered from top to bottom with gold sequins.
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By the 1930s, there were more than 100 of these "skyscraper factories" in the garment district alone.
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She described it as an old white garment from Italy given to her by her grandmother's cousin.
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Under the jersey, some players wear a tallit katan, a religious garment with knotted fringes, or zizit.
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The easy-to-spot garment, called the trauma team leader identification vest, clearly identifies who's in charge.
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Over 20 years ago we started a business in a small design room in the garment district.
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Since the zoning rules have been in effect, garment employment has declined 88 percent in the area.
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Vietnam's garment and textile exports last year rose 7.8% to $32.85 billion, according to government's customs data.
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They make up much of the work force in chicken processing, meatpacking, garment manufacturing and food services.
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As the Chanel designer loved the garment, friends and admirers create a charity project to honor him.
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The garment had a high neckline, long sleeves, and feathered fringe around the skirt and each wrist.
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It's hard to say when the garment came to be, but attitudes have certainly changed over time.
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The plan is backed by the Garment District Alliance and the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
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He was also a button maker and an enthusiastic member of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union.
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Average-size packing boxes cost about $2 each but hanging-garment boxes are four times as much.
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Grab a garment tape measure, follow the videos, and you'll have your measurements in a few minutes.
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The private sector also has a role to play, particularly large companies involved with Cambodia's garment sector.
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Riley was soft-spoken and attentive, wearing a fantastic garment — a kind of watered-silk inverted parachute.
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Cutouts, extreme dimensions, shoulder pads, extravagant volume — you will rarely find these in a Van Noten garment.
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The garment sector's deadliest accident owed to dubious construction permits, abusive labor policies, and more systemic problems.
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She gives the other woman a poisoned garment that kills both her and her father on contact.
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Rent the Runway will also be releasing how-to videos on the proper way to style each garment.
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Ministry of Supply utilizes a "3D Robotic Knitting" process, which goes from cones of yarns to final garment.
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Take the time to evaluate the quality of the garment, instead of purely trusting to the product label.
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A sari is an unstitched garment draped by Indian women and is a common sight across the country.
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Tyler Clemens, the other cofounder, hunted down the right factories in Manhattan's garment district to launch the label.
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She took it to the cleaners and I think they wrapped it in some kind of garment bag.
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He joined a team of seven illustrators who saw the garment as a pathway to an aspirational lifestyle.
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Maybe your scan remains only on your device, and the garment comes to you instead of vice versa.
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Despite the public's disapproval of androgynous women, Dietrich adopted the menswear garment as one of her signature looks.
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After Levi Strauss closed its last U.S. plants in 22008, Ortiz took another job in the garment industry.
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This time Mr Hun Sen has led a charm offensive among the garment workers, once a CNRP base.
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The gown was made with see-through, snakeskin-like detailing throughout the bodice, adding texture to the garment.
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Construction workers, graffiti artists, Garment District workers, builders, and more make up the motley casts of his documentaries.
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Now, the company is in the news yet again, this time because Gayle King lost her garment bag.
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You've got to get that heat away from your body, so this garment will conduct your body heat.
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And at Alexander McQueen (right), several fantastical references converged in a single garment: flowers, unicorns — even a sun.
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In most cases, the bulk work of a garment is made at Lesage according to a designer's instructions.
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He entered senior citizen centers and garment factories; he captured celebrations and funerals that took over the streets.
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Nazma Akter was 11 years old when she first started working in the garment industry alongside her mother.
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As Annica Cuppetelli's research has revealed, contemporary women are still routinely subjected to garment-based forms of discrimination.
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"Problems that workers face are buried inside the spinning mill or garment factory they work in," she said.
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The garment contains an embedded HD camera and a microphone, plus additional sensors that monitor player health stats.
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The country's garment-makers pay high duties to import the man-made fibres that now dominate the industry.
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She then puts a compression garment back on, and wraps her legs in sheets of foam at night.
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Georgia once made drab clothes for the victims of communism; its garment industry collapsed with the Soviet Union.
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However, it does get hot inside the suit, so I wear an Under Armour-sponsored cooling garment underneath.
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It features a wearable vibration massage garment that is meant to promote flexibility and allow for soreness relief.
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The possibilities may feel limited, but, yes, there are always new ways to re-wear this seasonless garment.
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They want to help garment-makers and pin factories escape an informal economy that can be truly brutish.
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It's easy to mistake couture for decoration; handwork for the work needed to add something atop a garment.
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Once it's clean, take it out of that plastic dry-cleaner bag and store in a garment bag.
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In the Rana Plaza disaster, 1,135 mainly garment industry workers were killed when a building collapsed outside Dhaka.
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There was something sadly humiliating about all this, to witness the beloved national garment reduced to a prop.
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The romper is a garment from hell meant to make it harder for women to use the bathroom.
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"In the future, every [kind of garment can have] our technology woven in, and technologies added," Poupyrev says.
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Stir occasionally for 30 minutes, and then rinse your garment under warm water until the water runs clear.
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The economy slowed affecting those in other industries as well, except the garment industry, which is still booming.
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"Women told us how they had tucked away their garment in the corner of their cupboards," she said.
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I plan to become a businesswoman and collaborate with other garment workers to ensure their rights are respected.
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All of Sabharwal's pieces are sourced locally in New York City's Garment District and produced in New Jersey.
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Unfortunately his choice of behooded-garment meant that staff at the cinema thought he was a suspicious character.
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Islam estimated that most of Bangladesh's garment exporters were operating with a profit margin of just three percent.
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In studying health in the garment sector, Joseph has mapped girls in Coimbatore, Dindigul, Tirupur and Erode districts.
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But if you're looking to get Minaj's designer coat, it'll cost you: the same garment retails for $19,000.
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India is one of the world's largest textile and garment manufacturers serving the international and increasingly, domestic market.
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The minimum monthly wage for garment workers in Bangladesh is $68, compared with about $280 in mainland China.
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And if there's elastic in the garment, stretch it to make sure it doesn't sound like it's tearing.
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When attendants remove the stiff garment that encases him, Mr. Costanzo stands motionless on a platform, completely naked.
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The majority of those women worked in garment factories, restaurants and in homes as caregivers or house cleaners.
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One would come floating by, and I just picked it up and put it in my garment pocket.
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Similar trade preferences in the United States have helped Cambodia build a garment industry on low-cost labor.
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Her father is the chairman and chief executive of Tristate Holdings, a garment business based in Hong Kong.
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Wearing a bra properly can help your chest feel supported and it can make the garment last longer.
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My father worked as a cook in Chinese restaurants and my mother as a seamstress in garment factories.
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When Cambodian garment workers protested in 2014 for better working conditions, police shot and killed three of them.
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"Comrades, today our workshop beat the government quota with 150 percent!" a seamstress announces at the garment factory.
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The looks have gone back on hangers, and those wearing black are placing them all in garment bags.
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In India, one of the largest cotton and garment producers, many farmers are dependent on genetically modified crops.
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Each garment was sleeveless, and had a single pant leg that extended over one foot like a sock.
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She wore a short-sleeved dress with see-through rows that created a square pattern across the garment.
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Her father, Abraham, owned a textile company in the garment district and was a residential real estate developer.
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You can save $20 on the Propeller Garment Duffle Bag by using the promo code "PROPELLER20" at checkout.
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Fully opening and closing the Propeller Outfitters Garment Duffle might sound a bit complicated, but it's very intuitive.
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The garment also had a bejeweled snake attached, which wrapped around her neck and extended down her skirt.
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The WRC argues, straightforwardly, that such practices put global garment brands in violation of their own labor codes.
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The factory's owner, Taiwan-based Roo Hsing Garment Co. Ltd, did not respond to a request for comment.
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The body of the garment, however, is 100% cashmere, so it doesn't take away from the overall quality.
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It's an entirely different thing to do something similar with an investment garment you will have for years.
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There was no knife in the garment bag, but the experience of looking for it left Kardashian reeling.
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Kardashian goes straight to Rockingham to open the garment bag in question with A.C. Cowlings (Malcolm-Jamal Warner).
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"We try to encourage one to only wear a garment when they are comfortable wearing," the statement reads.
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Malkiel worked in the New York City's garment factories before becoming involved with the Socialist Party of America.
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She is nude except for a transparent sleeved garment with a square neckline, parting just below her bust.
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Not only is this garment warm and comfortable when worn, it also happens to be good looking too.
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Today, about nine in 10 of the city's cabdrivers, garment workers, dishwashers and tile setters are foreign-born.
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Yet seen from outside, and through a filter of prejudice, it can be transformed into a threatening garment.
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Her death in December incited outrage in Bangladesh, where 4.5 million people work in 4,500 garment export factories.
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After Rana Plaza, a common standard was reached on structural fire and electrical safety in the garment industry.
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If passed, the legislation could have a dramatic effect on importers and disrupt garment retailers' global supply chains.
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Like a garment, his latest work, "Caen Amour," is two-sided: visible from the front and the back.
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An earlier version of this briefing incorrectly described the garment that a Melbourne judge prohibited in his court.
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She started her own travel agency in the late 1960s after my grandfather retired from the garment industry.
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She demonstrated, contracting her spine and shrugging her shoulders forward, conjuring an imaginary garment, something glamorous and strapless.
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After the closure, Choi set up a new garment-making joint venture near Hanoi with a Vietnamese partner.
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And there is cause for optimism, according to an auditor with years of experience in Bangladesh garment factories.
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"Part of the magic is not to show how much work goes into a garment," Mr. Piccioli said.
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The LA garment industry is notorious for poor labor conditions and its reliance on a largely undocumented workforce.
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But when you do step into that special garment, you become a more genteel, glamorous version of yourself.
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Titled "Rinse, Repeat," the show reveals the inner workings of Malone's label — from sketchbook to toile to garment.
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"Spacesuits are like the ultimate engineered garment," said Greg Dacyshyn, head of design for the Burton Olympic program.
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"World, this is KIMONO, a traditional Japanese garment," one person tweeted with an image of an actual kimono.
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The collapse, in 2013, of the Rana Plaza, in Bangladesh, was the deadliest garment-factory disaster in history.
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But it's hard to discern a collective message in their garment-rending: Is it design that needs fixing?
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The men mostly work as fishermen, while a small number weave carpets or are employed in garment factories.
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The rapturous summaries of their every move were matched only by the rapturous summaries of their every garment.
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The PurSteam Elite Garment Steamer produces perfect steam for 60 minutes to remove wrinkles from all your clothes.
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The PurSteam Elite Garment Steamer accomplishes two vital tasks with perfection: It removes wrinkles and makes steaming easier.
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The J-2000 Jiffy Garment Steamer is listed as a top pick by Consumer Search, and Parents Need.
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Front Burner After shuttering its garment district shop, the chocolate company has a sliver of a storefront uptown.
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Op-Ed Contributors Manufacturing in New York City's garment district is in jeopardy of unraveling at its seams.
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Broadway and Off Broadway theaters as well as Lincoln Center costume houses all use the garment district daily.
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But long before wife beater, the sleeveless undershirt-worn-as-outer garment attracted a malignant sort of attention.
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Mark Diehl, whom we solved just last Saturday, used "Shrinking garment?" for "Freudian slip" way back in 1984.
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Then she finds an outdoor site (like fire escapes in the garment district) that connects with her theme.
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The company, which is keeping its office and showroom within the Garment Center, is moving from 1400 Broadway.
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To separate the life of a garment from actual life can also sap it of emotion, and meaning.
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But today the garment has become an increasingly practical way of hiding one's identity to avoid police persecution.
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Lopez says he and his wife offered to pay for the garment, but the owner surprised the couple.
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Ms. Sattar — Auntie Nini — was close friends with Claudia D'Antona, an Italian garment executive killed in the attack.
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Once I checked out, I handed my RTR garment bag over to the receptionist at the front desk.
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The garment had long sleeves, a long belt around the waist, and gold buckles attached to each shoulder.
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The next layer, the pog — protective outer garment — is thicker and is worn over the soldier's combat trousers.
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Shares of Shandong Ruyi Woolen Garment Group Co, a listed subsidiary, were 0.93% higher in Shenzhen on Friday.
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"Not just garment workers, all workers in the unorganised sector will be affected by this rule," he said.
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But during off hours, Gill, who uses "they"gender pronouns, is a garment designer with an interesting clientele.
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The garment is snug—it expands and contracts as satisfyingly as a Slinky—but is also entirely seamless.
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In early 2019, over 50,000 garment workers participated in wildcat strikes protesting at changes to the minimum wage.
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The cheery flowers and trees on the garment are, upon closer inspection, composed of fighter planes and parachutes.
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In early 2019, over 50,000 garment workers participated in wildcat strikes protesting at changes to the minimum wage.
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There are found objects, such as Annie Bielski's garment-wrapped bulb lying on a lump on the ground.
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Other industries that depend on immigrants include meatpacking, chicken processing, food service and garment manufacturing, per the Times.
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Fashion review Proenza Schouler invents a garment, Helmut Lang returns (again) and the search for newness goes on.
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Afraid that his son would take more heroin, the elder Mr. Pritchett called the police, Mr. Garment said.
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"If you put a fat ass into a small tight garment, the fat doesn't go away," she explained.
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First, local garment-makers can check to see what's selling and then create their own slightly tweaked versions.
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My grandmother was a seamstress and was the first person who taught me how to sew—the first person who taught me how to look at a garment, find the things I did and didn't like, to copy them on newspaper, to create a sewing pattern, and construct a garment.
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See, for example, stovepipe pants cropped at the ankle, and narrow double-faced coats left without fastening save for a band just above the waist to hold the sides both together and slightly apart, thus transforming them from a garment you put on top into a garment that framed an outfit.
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The flowing white garment was a symbol of this touching elegy, but unfortunately it could no longer be located.
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However, the connection between game and garment is probably only obvious to the very discerning eye (or Pokémon aficionado).
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Garment owners agreed to raise wages last week but many workers rejected the pay hike and launched fresh protests.
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That information can then be sent to the machine to best decide which cycle to put the garment through.
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An update on 2 Chainz's online shop reveals that the one-of-a-kind garment has already been sold.
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Performers literally wear the symbolic shop, which is a garment designed with tiered platforms where the soap is displayed.
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Now just imagine if Dunham brought the vintage garment to the set of the (rumored) last season of Girls.
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Despite the push for improved rights and safety for garment workers however, progress to implement change has been slow.
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His father, Larry, took a stake in a garment company, but was known in Malaysia as a petty fraudster.
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However, no matter when you want to be in fashion, it never hurts to know something about garment construction.
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Chinese firms run garment and food-processing factories and are also heavily involved in construction, mining, infrastructure and hydropower.
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Sprouse was also dressed by Atelier Versace, sporting a bedazzled jacket with brightly colored crowns embroidered throughout the garment.
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I learned that I am "short waisted," whatever that means, and so, therefore, is every garment I've ever made.
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More likely than not, I'd have to go downtown to the garment center to get some fabric or trimming.
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Surf Lifesaving Australia contacted Zanetti to create a garment for a Muslim woman to wear for a lifesaving program.
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Here are the best gifts for the Harry Potter fan in your life who's already scoured every garment rack.
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ONE problem plagues the business of selling clothes online—predicting how a garment will fit without trying it on.
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This curve-complimenting, neck-lengthening, waist-trimming garment has accomplished more for women than any other piece of clothing.
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Research by Garth Frazer of the University of Toronto found that clothes donated to Africa harmed African garment-makers.
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But if any missteps are made in the aforementioned process, there will be a flaw in the garment, too.
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It made this offer because it is owned by Zhongyin, a garment-maker, which itself is in bad shape.
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February 2006 – Twenty one workers were killed and dozens injured when the Spectrum garment factory building collapsed in Dhaka.
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February 2010 - A fire at a garment factory in a Dhaka suburb killed 21 workers and injured about 50.
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Retailers have reported a spike in sales of the garment since the beginning of the FIFA World Cup tournament.
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After all, we can't have meaningful conversations about fair wages if automation leads to massive unemployment among garment workers.
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Former Chief Executive Dov Charney founded the company in the late 1990s, when most garment-making was moving offshore.
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In Teespring, a venture-backed garment disruption concern based in San Francisco, the NFL has found an ideal partner.
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Garment factories, in particular, are easy to relocate; some firms are reportedly already contemplating moving to Vietnam or Bangladesh.
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Burkini inventor: Garment empowers women The ban is "misunderstood," says Aheda Zanetti, the woman credited with inventing the burkini.
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I think he must have seen that a step further is putting a talisman in a garment like that.
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He walked the streets of New York looking for work, finally convincing a garment factory owner to hire him.
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That said, any garment with "Prince William" and "Princess Catherine" stitched inside is likely to have a high value.
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"I would have loved the threads that sew the actual garment together to have been recycled too," Johnson says.
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A large number of businesses in the building are believed to be involved in the textile and garment industries.
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First, place the stained portion of the garment over an empty bowl, and secure it with a rubber band.
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The roughly $28-billion garment industry employs 4 million people and generates about 80 percent of Bangladesh's export earnings.
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Donald's mother did some work in the garment industry, then went back to school to become a medical assistant.
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The second is which particular part of the garment she likes or dislikes, which is observed through behavioral response.
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Does one need to be confident to pull off what is essentially an evolved version of a child's garment?
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We've reached out to the retailer for more information about this garment, and will update when we hear back.
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In January, the AUW went one step further, introducing its first ever degree program designed for women garment workers.
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However, in this particular case, the garment is representative of a moment — and an experience that she holds dear.
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Niger's government has banned the garment in Diffa, a southern region that has also been hit by Boko Haram.
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The garment workers of New York, Chicago, London, and all points West were put out of business by globalization.
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The catwalk event will not be a business event for the garment trade but a marketing event for consumers.
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Swimsuit designer Bianca Elouise was hanging out at her version of the garment district ... on the beach in Miami.
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The garment industry is a key revenue stream for the developing nation and reportedly accounts for 80% of exports.
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Some migrants are forced to work along the way, in garment factories in Russia or in restaurants across Europe.
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"I'm sending this to Miley," Mr. Cyrus said, referring to his pop star daughter, while reaching for the garment.
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He pulled the garment over his head as if he'd just killed an animal and was wearing its skin.
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She awoke distressed to find that her sexual pleasure had expressed itself into her beautiful garment like a man's.
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When laundry day finally rolls around, how often do you follow those washing care instructions included on garment tags?
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Like most factories, Celebrity Fashion does not recognize the Garment and Fashion Workers Union (GAFWU), which Murugesan has joined.
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Now, the garment will be sold to the highest bidder as part of an online sale from Julien's Auctions.
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Usually they should just rest in one's lap, sneaking beneath the garment now and then for a wee scratch.
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Costs are lower in neighboring Vietnam, another garment-making hub, where the minimum wage ranges from $118 to $170.
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With such a large number of sewing experts, each person will work on a specific part of the garment.
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It has made that rare but historically significant leap from garment to symbol: of a time, place and movement.
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Following that success, garment workers organized a three-month strike the next year called the "Uprising of the 20,000."
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For families in Cambodia's poverty-stricken provinces, their daughters—as potential garment workers—are often their most lucrative asset.
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Fans of Rosies coveralls, Ms. Moore said, talk about the garment in their work networks and on social media.
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Inexplicably, Capitol Fishing Tackle Company is in the garment district, between a dress shop and a check-cashing store.
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It's not unusual for a garment to look different coming down the runway than it does going back up.
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On a cool February morning, Mr. Hun Sen addressed 1003,000 young garment workers on the outskirts of Phnom Penh.
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The store she walked into one morning this fall, Steinlauf & Stoller, is one of New York's garment district survivors.
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The high-visibility garment that has become synonymous with the French protests is an ingenious modern uniform of rebellion.
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"For me, at Margiela, in the middle of the interest was also the original garment, the stereotype," she said.
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Gavin Newsom says a critical shortage of masks has some hospitals resorting to seamstresses in Los Angeles' garment district.
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Pompoms and studded fringe, O.K., but the 1,001 straps on almost every garment were a dangling modifier too far.
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It says one well-considered garment is worth 10 here-today-recycled tomorrow equivalents, and can be priced accordingly.
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His father, Charles, was a garment industry union leader and co-chairman of the Socialist Party-Democratic Socialist Federation.
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But Italian garment labels, facing global competition, are using thousands of low-paid home workers without contracts or insurance.
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On Wednesday afternoon, it sent an email to customers to "proactively provide details and additional transparency" around garment cleaning.
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She is the daughter of Chinese immigrants — her father was an aerospace engineer and her mother a garment worker.
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The kilt has been both a practical garment and an important part of Scottish culture since the 16th century.
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The Bronx-born son of a garment worker, Professor Bloom might have been a character out of literature himself.
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The inside of the garment featured the Puerto Rican flag, while the United States flag was on the outside.
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By this logic, travel steamers will be the lowest priced option, followed by handheld and then standing garment steamers.
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Swedish fashion group H&M is also a key buyer from Cambodia's garment factories - the country's main export earner.
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A good fashion illustrator will show you what they feel about a garment, not just what it looks like.
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The outer garment was long enough to reach her calves, and also had puffy sleeves that extended into gloves.
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"What is the difference between a book keeper in the garment district and a Supreme Court justice," she asked.
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As you'd expect from a garment designed for cold-weather aerobic exercise, the pants are breathable, releasing excess heat.
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In Bangladesh, the world's second-largest garment manufacturing industry after China, factories are still running but anxiety is growing.
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Her work, she said, always begins with an issue, the plight of women in the garment trade, for instance.
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Upstairs, in an atelier tucked under a skylit attic, dozens of seamstresses were working, each on a different garment.
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" Compression garments "On the way up, you don't have to wear a compression garment; you just wear your spacesuit.
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Ms. Edwards makes a point to support small farms abroad as well as the New York City garment industry.
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Skilled employees, like machinists, can also be easier to find, given the region's history as a garment manufacturing hub.
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He tells CNN affiliate KERO that he suspects someone may have stolen the garment bag during the moving process.
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This steamer is about as effective as taking a sip of hot tea and then exhaling over a garment.
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Growing up in Brooklyn, New York, Ginsburg's mother worked in a garment factory, and her dad was a merchant.
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Typically, U.A.L. gets only a few of each garment, so if it's not your size, you're out of luck.
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It stated that one in seven woman garment workers had been raped or forced to commit a sexual act.
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Ice dyeing involves sprinkling colorful powder over a bed of ice and letting it melt over a white garment.
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The makeup mogul donned a blue version of the garment, while her best friend opted for an orange one.
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I was so close I could have literally touched the "hem of his garment," to borrow the Biblical phrase.
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Tourism, transit and other related industries may experience deeper impacts, such as Bangladesh's garment industry or Turkey's tourism sector.
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The clothing company previously released the garment in a 2018 collection in brown for the same price of $1,200.
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It is home to as many as 100,000 residents, including rickshaw drivers, domestic helpers, garment workers and small traders.
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Upstairs, in an atelier tucked under a skylit attic, dozens of seamstresses were working, each on a different garment.
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Once it moves through the shirt and cools down, any excess moisture is then wicked completely from the garment.
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He left the garment business in 1992 and became an investor and producer or co-producer of Broadway shows.
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And as this article explains, the 19th-century garment has managed to make waves well into the 21st century.
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Exactly one wore a burqa — the all-encompassing garment that women were once required to wear by the Taliban.
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Before we finished our conversation, I asked Gibson again about the text written in beads on the front garment.
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In ancient Greece, a peplum was a loose-fitting outer garment or tunic worn, draped in folds, by women.
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You still won't be able to get one until 2019, and it will set you back just shy of $1,000, but it can automatically fold a laundry list of different clothing types—from buttoned shirts to pillow cases—as long as you're willing to sit there and feed it garment after garment.
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Other Pint-size Tools Cleana Gershon the Braava resides in my bathroom, in the space that was freed up when I swapped a full-sized garment steamer and iron for the Reliable Dash Portable Garment Steamer, which features an ironing soleplate that can be used for pressing when steaming alone isn't enough.
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When that fell through, he and Abd moved on to Istanbul, where he found a job at a garment factory.
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The garment, a flowing black number with lacy cutouts, was assembled from hundreds of plastic triangles that moved like fabric.
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