“ Behind every piece of clothing are hands that carry the weight of its cost. ”
The global fast fashion industry depends on millions of garment workers, primarily in countries such as Bangladesh, India, China, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Production is concentrated in these regions because labour costs are lower and regulations are often less strictly enforced. This global system allows brands to minimize costs while workers bear the economic and physical burden of production. Behind every garment lies a structure shaped by international inequality.
