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A story by Christopher Payne

In his latest series Textiles, New York City-based photographer Christopher Payne unveils the hidden world of textile mills and factories across America. Picking out the architectural symmetry of...

As the fashion industry has grown over the years, with more people shopping for garments and more clothing options than ever before, companies have had to show how quickly they can adapt.

ApparelTASKER is the ethical fashion factory that while producing sustainable clothing, also takes the “Made in London” label as the city leading the change in slow fashion. Bespoke, high-quality and ethical garments that have the control on all levels of the production.

A shocking report by Walk Free Foundation sheds light on the issue

Figure-1: Sewing line layout In this layout sewing machines are placed in zig-zag form and a wide table (same height of sewing table) is...

Elevated activewear inspired by Bondi Beach, Australia. Forever staying true to our Bondi roots, Running Bare Activewear is masterfully designed, crafted, with over 70% still made locally in Australia.

Wool factory worker, 1947, Sweden.

Factory line: garment workers at the Shen Zhou factory in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, make Adidas Olympic Games merchandise

There is continuous learning of how we can be better. Before they graduate onto the main production floor, the team goes through a series of processes and tests in craftsmanship which also include various stitching techniques.