When I first heard about it, I though it will be Chanel, I didn't expect Dior. Tbh all the luxury brands worldwide should be investigated.

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

Exactly!!

Sorry but for paying high end prices for their products, I expect ALL of their products are made in their OWN factories by their OWN well trained and well paid employees, and not some outsourced illegal factories! There’s no excuse! You might expect this to happen with Michael Kors, but not if you shop at any of the LVMH brands. But I think people are right and buying designer brands is nothing more than expensive fast fashion anymore

@susiex6669

7 күн бұрын

Fast fashion x 1 000 the price all for corporate greed. Once fashion houses started being bought up by corporations you knew the end was near.

@blakelevi4006

7 күн бұрын

Even Hermes workers are paid the minimum wage for their „craftsmanship“ 😅 „Luxury“ houses would pay them even less if they could

@aesinam

5 күн бұрын

​@@blakelevi4006I thought they supposedly give them bonuses?

I heard once that luxury brands will destroy their unsold items instead of reducing the prices due to them wanting to be exclusive and high-priced. Now we know why they destroy these things. They cost pennies to make.

@user-sl3ib7dx4p

6 күн бұрын

This is true of the luxury brands

@christyreyes6630

5 күн бұрын

I think that documentary is Longchamp they dont go on sale

In France, there was a documentary about the Dior or Chanel atelier in France (I don't remember what brand it was). They are better treated than in Italy, it's high quality (hand made by passionated people) but one of the woman said than after 20 years of career, she is still paid the minimum wage...

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

That's crazy!! I would love to watch it..

@em499

8 күн бұрын

@@perspectiveofme I can give you the link but I think it's in French with no subtiles. Give a few minutes and I give you that I found it kzread.info/dash/bejne/inalqbWApq-yd8o.htmlsi=QJgjuAEurGsMCF61

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

Thank you so much!! 🤍

@firestar7774

8 күн бұрын

Gosh

@therezayoung8850

7 күн бұрын

Do you have the name of the doc?

This is very disappointing. The expectation when buying these items is that we as consumers are supporting quality craftsmanship and an ethical supply chain. It certainly detracts from the allure of the luxury houses. I hope the media attention on these practices forces the brands to be more transparent and rethink their business models.

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

Exactly! This whole mess has to change...

@carrino15

8 күн бұрын

I feel like it is too late. If efforts are done from now on it is too little too late. The trust is tainted, Dior fashion house has violated the trust og the consumers and been acting horrible towards the workers. I freaking just cant take it anymore.

@jewelprecious7331

8 күн бұрын

Don't worry stupid people still buy items , the scandale will be forgotten as soon as the scandale of Balenciaga on children sexual advertising😂

@TaylorNicole_

7 күн бұрын

I believe as consumers it’s on us to demand change by boycotting these companies. Even after all the price increases followed by these recent labour scandals, we still shell out our hard earned money

@marvinjuliusmag-aso1137

5 күн бұрын

Now we know why are these owners are billionaires

This is one of those situations where I think naming and shaming is absolutely appropriate. These “luxury” houses trade almost exclusively on how they are perceived, so it’s only fair play for them to be evaluated in full, glaring sunlight.

Back in 2005 I bought the original Dior saddle for 595 Euros. Now real wages haven’t changed that much in the UK. But to buy the same bag, new today is retailing over 3000 Euros. Salaries have not gone up 5 times, yet Lux goods have? So profiteering have been rapidly kicking in since Covid.

@bac1881

6 күн бұрын

A quilted leather Chanel bag costed 690 GBP in 1993 from a Chanel store, the exact same bag with inferior/thinner material costs today 10.000 GBP.

The whole thing is one big sweatshop from the factory to the store to corp hq. I used to work for one of the big "luxury" houses and it was the opposite of luxury behind closed doors. Everything they do they want cheaper - suppliers, partners, employees, heck even the office furniture and computers are crap. They are bullies because they can be, meet their pricing and terms or get blacklisted. And customers are getting hosed. I've worked for "discount" brands and usually found great people because the margins are slimmer, you actually need to be good at your job. When margins are so fat everyone can be aholes and keep their jobs as long as they keep cutting costs and customers keep buying. Don't buy from the luxury houses, not only are you are getting screwed but you're enriching the worst kind of people without business ethics.

@francescabrega7864

5 күн бұрын

I couldn't agree more! They constantly make excuses to cut costs and force people to work with impossible deadlines, whining that they aren't able to pay everyone while the company is actually making millions. They are disgusting and actively forcing everyone to lower safety and quality standards.

This is not a surprise. I don’t know why everyone is shocked. Just like the running shoes you wear or clothing you wear are made in sweatshops. People complain about not supporting fakes or replicas because of working conditions? Ha! Well here you go!! None of the luxury houses items are worth it. Labour exploitation is everywhere- even your beloved luxury bags. Nothing to see here guys! Seriously 😒

unfortunately everywhere in the world the unethical treatment of people is being practiced..😢

I used to be a visual manager for Emporio Armani. The clothes were poorly made with impractical materials and charging prime prices for the crap they were turning out.

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

Wow, that's insane... thanks for sharing!

@davidhunternyc1

8 күн бұрын

... and a lot of these fabrics are made with PFAS plastics which are unhealthy against your skin, especially your underwear. Instead of looking for fashion label, wear all-natural organic textiles, 100% cotton, wool, and linen.

@Leumasleumas725

8 күн бұрын

Balenciaga is one of the worst. The fake ones are.very comparable.

@troyflatland5299

7 күн бұрын

Emporio Armani is trash and we all know it. The difference is you were on their side. You’re no hero in these comments guy

@aliengringolandia4114

5 күн бұрын

I work with emporio Armani sometimes and clothes scream zaraaaa so bad, material is so cheap I can’t believe they charge so much

If this happens at Dior then the same happens with every other brand under LVMH. Made me quit getting a Fendi bag. I may be dumb but I am not stupid.

@TaylorNicole_

7 күн бұрын

I am wondering about Fendi. Fendi has their own factory that you can see on KZread. I would like to know if they ethics that they portray are genuine

@Joleenzy

7 күн бұрын

@@TaylorNicole_Fendi is still supervisied by Sylivia Fendi so I strongly believe they do better. I love Fendi and you can tell by the quality that a lot of love is put into the pieces.

@francescabrega7864

5 күн бұрын

Fendi Is the same, they use Chinese workforce as any other brand. Italian journalists already discovered this decades ago, same goes for Armani, Prada Valentino etc. Assume everything you own no matter the brand is made exploiting Chinese and African workforce.

with all that being said people will still buy and these luxury brands will still take advantage of the workers and the customers buying them SMH

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

Sad but true..

Very disappointing. they are no better then Shein which is horrible

@firestar7774

8 күн бұрын

I had a feeling that shein was horrid! Like primark!

Yet, Shien and Temo are targeted. At least they admit being cheap fast fashion. And they don’t charge consumers thousands.

@vivrrs

7 күн бұрын

True

To think that one of the promises luxury brands make is exclusivity… if we think about it for longer it makes sense that they do mass produce popular products but I didn’t think that it would be that bad.

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

Me too! I thought they were doing way better than fast fashion brands, but apparently not...

Hi,italian follower here. I think the investigation around Milan was the same that out Armani on trial

How is any of this a revelation? This has been going on for decades. You would have to be living under a rock not to know this well known industry fact. Why do you think that so many manufacturers of almost everything went to China or some of the poorest countries in the World in the first place? You also have to think about culture and economies of scale to get some sort of perspective. You have to know that many of these countries didn’t even have a middle class until some of these opportunities came to their coasts. That doesn’t excuse the abuse, but the disingenuous out-rage disguised as some sort of newly minted expose is kinda ridiculous, especially after the dust settles and everything goes back to the way it was before. Lots of outrage, not many substantive solutions.

Take a look at the $20,000 Hermés Birkin Bags.

@AdrienneMint

7 күн бұрын

You know what? You probably cant even get many of the Birkins that cheap. Right now, this minute, Kylie Jenner has one for sale on Kardashian Kloset and it is selling for $65,000. Of course it is used but if you look closely, it is filthy and looks to be in poor condition. I mean, $65,000. This is absolutely nuts. Down payment for a house Would be better.

If celebrities will be more wiser on which brand they would support or endorse, it will make a change. Stop endorsing brands that thrive on the plight of others. Let’s all be concious and wiser on endorsing and buying.

The same thing came out about Chanel last year where the people were not allowed to speak and paid ridiculous wages the article was in French I’m fluent in French .

at this point im thinking of buying a bag from leather tannerstein.

@CanadaFree-ce9jn

7 күн бұрын

The most luxury and exclusive bag you can buy is from your local leather crafter. You can be certain that it is so exclusive that Jeff, Mark, and Steve won't have one even with all their money the have. Yet you will have a bag made by one person, of quality material, made in your country by hand.

Everything about this boils down to Greed. Plus how do you get quality craftsmanship from exhausted workers ? That’s why we’re seeing loose threads and crooked flaps . Shareholders are very demanding as well!

Singaporeans are ditching their Dior bags on pre love market . I would too , why be carrying a bag made by abused workers ??

No no no no, HOLD UP. It’s a well known fact that “made in Italy” and many other EU countries means absolutely nothing, and the hands making those overpriced goods are indeed still exploited immigrant hands. You want to buy them, YOU SUPPORT THIS SYSTEM.The laws in place are anything but discriminatory, if anything the Italian laws are apt to protect workers of any nationality a lot more than workers in the US. The culprit of this exploitation are the companies that allow it by turning a blind eye to it. The fine was laughably low? I wonder why with the lawyers LVMH and friends can afford! And this has been going on a lot longer than 8years 😂 the first public Report that came out about Chinese illegals stitching Givenchy bags in Naples aired on Italians TVs in 2009.

@susiex6669

7 күн бұрын

Explain. I domt understand why people are getting outraged right now when weve known about these Chinese workers in Milan for years. And Ive always hated LVMH.

@Ziguly

7 күн бұрын

@@susiex6669 often they’re illegal immigrants working in the same inhumane conditions they’d work in in China, but on European soil therefore the crappy bag they make in slavery is worth 10k instead of 20$.

@Ziguly

7 күн бұрын

@@susiex6669 I already replied but for some reason it got erased. Chinese illegals flock to Italy under false promises, get stuck to work for these giant brands in the same sweatshop conditions they left in China. Often their documents get sequestered therefore they’re quite literally prisoners of their traffickers. All of this is illegal. Italian and European laws DO NOT ALLOW IT, but those brands turn a blind eye to this and cover it up.

@Ziguly

7 күн бұрын

@@susiex6669 I’m just rectifying the point where she states that there are discriminatory labor laws in Italy against immigrants. No there are not.

So every customer are paying outrageous price for cheap stuff.

These “luxury” brands are no better than these fast fashion brands. Certain groups and certain people spew the narrative of fast fashion brands being unethical only to protect themselves and portray themselves as better just to be doing the same things they are guilty of. Less than $100 bucks to make a bag that they sell for thousands, why wouldn’t they want to point the finger at fast fashion companies. If you seen some of these 1:1 dupes that are out there you would really think twice about shelling out thousands to these “luxury” brands.

Claire Smith just exposed a Lancome perfume scam too.

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

Oh my… I’ll definitely check this out thanks

@wightwick13

8 күн бұрын

BBC documentary found children as young as five picking jasmine from 3am in an Egyptian village responsible for producing 75 per cent of the country’s jasmine. These jasmine farms supply Estée Lauder and L’Oreal (parent company of Lancôme.)

Made in Italy is actually made in Albania. They make everything in Albania and they just put it together (like a puzzle) in Italy. And voila, they have the legal right to write down that they are made in Italy.

Ampudent greedy luxury fashion companies. There should be a reason why prices are so high, not just "because we are soooo premium and want to be inaccessible for most if the people, thus be special ". And to be ethical for THEIR prices is obligatory. Nowadays they save on workers, on materials, on designs (not much of the uniqueness anymore in the premium segment)... why should we still pay premium prices then? Even super reach people should ask themselves the same quastion. Common... if quality is poor, nobody needs this even for 30% the price.

Not sure why you are surprised.

@daenytargaryen8929

7 күн бұрын

So u knew that a dior bag is only 53euro from before?i think not

@user-mp5ww2bt7q

7 күн бұрын

@@daenytargaryen8929 No, not the exact amount,but I knew, the cost would be extremely low, it’s business! I knew that made in Europe or made in Pakistan, the workers are treated and paid badly, it’s been in the media for the last 10 years! Spanish villages, with hidden leather workshops, no heating and low pay. If you didn’t know that, then you must be living under a rock!

@francescabrega7864

5 күн бұрын

​@@daenytargaryen8929 it might be because I'm Italian and I watched a lot of Report documentaries on that matter but I thought a dior bag would cost 30€ to make. They usually cost 25-30€ and it is a known fact.

I watched a video of expensive Trickers shows made in England, but the female staff wore Sketchers. If your staff can't afford the goods they make, you are treating your staff wrong. The real luxury brands you don't know about, as you are not in a position to buy any of them. Dior, Hugo Boss, etc. are all bought by the poor who want to give the look of being rich. However the true rich will wear a $8,000 sweater that has no logo on it and $600 baseball caps.

All of these companies need to be held accountable. This is disgusting.

Crap brands exploit workers too, ya know.

@princebuster93

6 күн бұрын

@ NB, exactly, if the globalists had their way, we would not have anything to wear, based on their propaganda.

well said, what a sad breaking news about Dior and Armani. I really feel sad for the poor workers. This is against humanity

This is how you get rich. Exploit the workers and the gullible consumers.

They need to be exposed and become transparent it’s not acceptable

i didnt know people didnt know these things these companies always be mistreating their employees

It's exactly what I've been saying all along. The new fast fashion is luxury brands. I'm just waiting for other brands especially from LVMH to come out as $20 each to make. They're greedy and quality has gone downhill so fast

The saddest thing is although these companies have all the power in the world to have social responsibility, they still don't do it.

this is sod.... let's hope something change to make fashion luxury great again.

Expecting a video about this from you..nd here u are..❤

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

I hope I'm not too late 🥹❤️

Greed is greed, and there is no cure for greed. You have no choice. Your average consumer is not buying a Dior bag; they are shopping on Shein and Temu. And has anyone ever asked these "exploited" workers how they feel? They are making money. Here in the USA, you have a ton of migrants who arrived, and there are no jobs for them. Which do you think they would prefer? We should not judge. Everything in life should be viewed from a grey perspective.

@XPoPoRocksX

7 күн бұрын

Ya but these consumers are less to believe their items come from ethical practices made by artisans, that’s why their price is so high. We don’t need to judge but we need to spread the word so other people know not to donate their hard earned money to these billion dollar industries

I had a Dior bag from 2006 that components of it caused me to think this has been going on a long time.

Actually I have known this for years, there are other documentaries out. All those brands belong to group. They buy the brands from dead designers and exploit them to be filty rich. How much money do they need?

This is disappointing! I liked Dior!

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

Me too…

How is this news? Weve known that Chinese foreign workers have been working in Milan for years to get around the "made in Italy" laws in Italy.

I watched a documentary about luxury leather goods and I have never looked at the high fashion industry the same. So many of the same points addressed here, outsourced 3rd party contractors (sketchy and easy to deny blame or cut ties) forgien workers from Africa, 16 hour work days, unsafe working conditions, no payment after all . . . So

The made in Italy label doesn't mean much anymore. For one, most of the work is done in china/turkey/romania etc and then imported in italy for the finishing steps if the brand cares of at least following the law and do the legal bare minimum in order to be allowed to use the made in Italy claim. Realistically most brands just commit fraud and apply the made in Italy label on clothes made entirely abroad. When the made in Italy label is legit, it still isn't any guarantee of ethical nor quality work: most of the work is done by overworked chinese people in Prato, in chinese-run factories that open and close in a few months and reappear under a different name in another address. If the brand wants to be perceived as luxurious it usually outsources the work to an italian-run factory that will outsource most of the work to several chinese factories. Most of the time the italian factory will just add the label and buttons. Same goes for leather goods made in Tuscany where the working conditions are even more cruel. It all starts in farms where punjabi men are sleeping in barraks or with the cows, then the leather is treated in tanneries where african men are literally treated as slaves, exposed to harsh chemicals and beaten by the tannery owners, then the product is assembled by chinese workers. Every italian knows this, every italian knows that chinese workers in chinese run factories sleep in filthy conditions on the second floor of the factory and unfortunately kids can be found sleeping on top of piles of garments and near dangerous machinery. This happens in chinese apparel shops too, children come back from school and sleep on the floor of the shop surrounded by smelly clothes and desensitized customers. The Chinese owners don't see anything wrong with this but I was shocked when I witnessed it.

Thanks for making this video and exposing this sad, deplorable state.

It doesn’t need to be luxury brand as so many brands do so much to there works that it is sad and it is horrible… even in EU there is so many people working so hard and get nothing….

I don’t know why people are shocked - i work with manufacturers in china - when you know about the other side of the industry

this doesn't surprise me The shareholder of LVMH and Kerring group expects profit yoy, and this is how they hit those targets every time. no longer buying luxury goods, there is nothing luxurious about these brands. shitty quality , high prices and then exploiting workers.

sad all bands do it from Coach Burberry they just got caught

@perspectiveofme

8 күн бұрын

Is there any source i can take a look at? I love Coach and I would hate to learn that they’re exploiting their workers too…

@VBoo459

8 күн бұрын

Any big brand is likely exploiting workers. It’s usually smaller brands that can’t afford to use deep pockets for mass production that are ethically producing items.

@laurach.5550

6 күн бұрын

@@VBoo459 Furla, an italian high quality brand is absolutely unlikely to exploit workers.

When you buy. Expensive item like a purse. You'll buy them from your own company and pay yourself. Somebody is investing in their own investment, so really? They're not paying for anything. They're just putting money back into the bank account.

Girl you late , we already know its all over the internet

As far as I know people in Peru produced Vikunja for Loro Piana, while their Fibre of the gods (called Gift of Kings) comes from Australia. I could be wrong

@aliengringolandia4114

5 күн бұрын

Yes I’m Peruvian and the vicuña scandal is just a mess. Is like a feudal system with labor that got away somehow during the 90s ( one of the most corrupted governments in the history of)

It has completely turned me off Dior. I am sure they are not the only ones . I will not buy their beauty products etc anymore

When the luxury brand were being made I Korea, and their labour practices were awful, there were a lot of items that "dropped off the truck." Hope that is still happening.😮

Do a video on Strathberry and Polene

The price of a product is build on the market where the customers buy it. The price is, what costumers are willing to pay. On the market there is no relation between costs of production and price. It is quite normal, that todays luxury products are sold for up to hundreds of times as the production costs are. You can buy a normal cotton T-shirt for $ / € 1.000 from many brands like LV. This is the reason why Bernard Arnault, chairman of LVMH, with a net worth of $158 billion is one of the richest persons in the world. He sells you a T-Shirt other brands sell für $ 30 and cover production, distribution, marketing and sales for $ 1.000. Luxury once meant special materials, high quality and craftmanship. Today it is just a marketing claim and luxury brands fear the day costumers recognize this and the bubble bursts.

Thanks for the Info. Was about to buy some clothes from Armani but now I won't.

The workers are really working hard and it should be paid generously..Imagine the luxury brands are very expensive..The company wants only their own benefits and not the benefits of their employees..It should be fair benefits..it’s my opinion 🤔..Thanks for sharing .God bless..🙏🏻💖💖

I refuse to buy dior with their anti palestinian stand. So who’d be surprised they are treating their workers right?

Should watch the documentary where the reporter interviews the Libyan refugees slave labouring to make LVMH bags , not getting paid, not provided basic safety gloves to handle the toxic leather dyes, not getting paid for months of work, getting beat up by the bosses henchmen when asking about pay, and the head leather organizer acting dumb blind and deaf when the reporter confronts them about their labour law violations!

Let’s take a look at the fast fashion. All of it. Criminal in production on those humans that are barely paid to make any of it. The entire industry is horrid.

All workers are being exploited around the world. That is a fact as old as time; and to not realize these big designer houses don’t practice mass production (fast fashion) is us sticking our heads into the sand to be oblivious to what is happening and has been happening. These designer houses make their money through mass production of certain consumer goods vs their haute couture collections - because is really going to wear a lot of those creations out in public?! Less than 1% will dare, especially if they have the coins to do so. The haute couture collections are far from being affordable expensive, it’s the OG of “quiet luxury”. Once a product gains popularity, these designers (i.e. owners of the brand) will jump on the opportunity to make a huge profit, hence they’ll rev up production. It’s a cycle that SHEIN follows as well as Dior - who they learned the practice from originally. Dior is not new to this, they’re true to it. As well as Chanel and LV.

So now you know that many prestige brands, owned by powerful conglomerates run on exploitation and the manipulation of your own desires. Consumers need to consider ending all these status signaling via designer luxury goods. Period.

Italian law for foreign worker need to change, i hate seeing my country do this bc we dont protest like the french.

Maybe you should check how much some of the spices cost in the shops and how much people that produce them get …. you will be shocked….

That’s so sad 😢

you clearly don't know how retail markups work, the value of money in different parts of the world or much about the fashion industry in general

👏👏👏👍🏻 well said, it’s just not acceptable 😢

Now China outsources it's fashion manufacturing - even for luxury brands - to North Korea.

um when did the narrator's accent change?

Very dissapointed, I liked both Dior and Armani, shared your video on my twitter

Soon all designing jobs and manufacturing jobs will be replaced by AI and robots. They will not need humans then you can not complain about working conditions or exploitation.

Giorgio Armani is crap! I used to work for Emporio Armani in Houston! Fabrics, cuts, fits all crap!

I'm tired of this dumb discussion. Sewing in a factory is is done like a conveyer belt. one person sews cuffs all day. Another sews collars. Another sews pockets. one sews sleeves, etc, etc. then those pieces are app put together. few people sewing would even be aware of how to sew an entire garment, never mind Haute Couture. flat felled pockets are sewn by template now. Dior quilted leather bags are done by machine where other than laying the leather on the sewing bed, its done completely by machine in under one minute. the people of Peru who raise the goats for the cashmere are paid market rate for the wool. it goes to the processors who clean the wool, as its filthy when removed from the animals. there it will be carded and spun. it then goes off to the mills to be either woven into cloth to be turned into clothing or knitted into knitwear. the only difference between Dior and Primark are the fabric quality and the length of the stitches. designers use silks, wools, cashmere, merino, linen , Egyptian cotton , viscose (wood fibre) and sometimes high quality synthetics. designer stitch length is 2.2 on the sewing machine and cheap clothes are sewn at 3.5 with heavy top and under stitching in the same length. further, no factories have to provide their own fabrics. they are provided by the design house and will often already be cut and bundled ready to sew. even the thread is supplied as the thread must match the cloth. most factories work 24 hours with three shift. if anyone is working more than that, its overtime. the big companies produce millions of garments and accessories each, every year. that's mass production. if people want top luxury made by hand, go to an artisan and not a retail shop. they make between 12-70 thousand burkin bags each year. 80,000 pairs of gucci moccasins sold in the us alone in 2023. gft is the worlds biggest manufacturer of designer clothing: Before being sold in 1994 to Gemina, one of several companies owned by the legendary Giovanni Agnelli, Gruppo GFT (Gruppo Finanziario Tessile, or Textile Financial Group) was the world's largest manufacturer of designer clothing, competing at the highest end of the fashion business with ready-to-wear designer collections, one step below made-to-order haute couture. Its success is rooted in its unparalleled history, cutting edge technologies, well-organized labor practices and thorough understanding of fashion as an expression of contemporary culture. Innovative and flexible in an ever changing market, GFT single-handedly revolutionized the way artistic clothing was conceived, manufactured, marketed, and distributed. Its heart was on the pulse of social trends and needs, keeping it way ahead of its competitors.

@BartonEnglish1

8 күн бұрын

The investigation found that the machines used for the design elements you discussed had been modified to remove the safety features that protect workers from injury in order to expedite the speed at which the machines could be used.

@wearethenewmalearmy1399

7 күн бұрын

@@BartonEnglish1 its quite easy to google if you are smart enough. 'There are also some industrial sewing machines that have an electronic speed control, something that limits the speed or number of stitches per minute, and when that limit is set low, the machine will adhere to that speed setting, no matter how hard/deep you step on the pedal.2 Sept 2021'... speed is adjusted. you have obviously seen a juki work. duh

Also Chanel is in this mess

Well if you have a iPhone or anything from H&M, Zara you’ve participated in this

LVMH is the most ruthless profit gather of them all since they are with public held company AKA traded on the market . Tradionally fashion was a family business. LVMH ruin fashion. no worries the god of greed was destroy LVMH.

Evil companies!

So the summary is China fault right? I'm really sad to read about this, they deserve better payment since the products are selling like ridiculous price. Shame on luxury brands. I won't buy any except the skincare products. I watched a documentary video that the makeup products are also cost very cheap at a manufacturering stages but selling super expensive. They can even copy or create similar or almost the same perfume at super low cost. I wish at least, at least the branded skincare products are maintaing their prestige and reputation.

Im done with branded things 😂🤣

The brand is not the one who owns the factory nor the one who hire the workers. Let’s be honest different countries make lower amounts for work culturally and the brand can’t just tip a extra million or hundred million to change the infrastructure of your country. Let’s be honest if vicuña wool is the gas of your economy then what are you doing to better capitalize on that. We can’t exploit something that you are selling as a society. I buy fabrics and textiles from all over the world respectively from the weavers, spinners, farmers and mills at whatever price they ask even if I feel like they charging me more because I’m American so they think money when doing business. You can not scream culture appropriation, it’s more so culture extortion now days when you don’t even know if I sourced the fabric from some wholesale textile warehouse. This is real life how scary it even is to use a particular fabric for a collection you randomly bought for the color leading to a bad reputation and it’s just hurts but that’s why I do my job to pay whatever they ask without devaluing the time, effort and resources they put into making this textile.

So they not deferent from shein

Does not matter people will still bye their brand no one of the rich people do ot give a shit😊

This is how those greedy capitaists live their lives -- always at the expense of those inferior to them tsk tsk

Christian Dior would have been heartbroken by this. He loved his workers like his family. He was well known for his kindness and wonderful working conditions.

Easy one. Get a sewing book, a pattern, some scisssors, and and borrow a sewing machine. :) learn a skill and wear your clothes with creative pride people !

Disgraceful!😢

Everyone needs to be fully aware it's not specifically the brand Dior and Loro Piana it's the parent company LVMH because prior to them taking over all of these brands were prestigious and did everything the right way they had the best practices that everyone respected but once LVMH takes over you could say goodbye to all of that.

Boycott Dior

Sorry to say this, but Dior is not overpriced. As long as people pay their prices, their prices are justified. People aren't just paying for a handbag, they are paying for the experience and sense of esteem and status they get from association with a luxury brand with a legacy like that of Dior.

Hermes makes all of their own products.

@francescabrega7864

5 күн бұрын

Yes but the artisans are minimum wage workers an that's deeply unfair. 1200€/month is simply ridiculous.

Rubbish. If you ask those workers, they would say they are happy to work as much as possible to earn money. Also, they sleep there is probably because it is cheaper. Again, if you ask them, they would say they prefer that way rather than renting a room away from the factory. Stop judging people's situations from your own perspective only. You are becoming a joke.

@perspectiveofme

7 күн бұрын

Do you really believe they earn what they actually deserve? Do you really believe they’re happy to sleep at their workplace? No proper workplace would let its workers to sleep there. Instead they HAVE TO pay a fair amount of money so that they can actually get by. These people should be able to have a better life than this. I am not judging the workers, why would I?? They’re the victims here. I’m judging the brand as I should.

@francescabrega7864

5 күн бұрын

Sleeping at the workplace is ILLEGAL IN ITALY. We won't go back erasing decades of workers rights just because Chinese workers that are used to be treated as shit can't see the problem. This is a HUGE problem that cheapens the work of everyone.

How can this be scandalous? People can choose to work there or not. It is your choice.