This was something different. Since I live in a country where we don't have a Primark, I didn't even know these problems existed. I know it, but I didn't know it was this bad.
But you likely have a cheap clothing store that is doing the exact same. H&M is a more well known example that has a long history of poor working practices, and multiple factory collapses under their belt.
Nothing wrong with being preachy and encouraging living minimally. A £40 T-shirt seems expensive next to a £2.50 T-shirt. If people who run companies didn't try and hit rock bottom prices, and encourage spending, a £40 T-shirt that lasts years seems like a good purchase in the end.
I agree, if something is cheap, it usually comes with a catch. One day we may have the option for decent quality and affordability. But right now £40 for a plain t-shirt is too much for most people
I would argue that they clothes won't stand even one wash. I have plenty of clothes bought there which I was wearing for a couple of years actually. But the fact that they are so unethical doesn't make me want to return there.
huh, we don't really have primark here but I thrifted some stuff with their label and it's fine. Like, the quality is normal, will probably last 10 more years. Is the drop in quality something new?
Just had your channel recommended. Love your work, just now working my way through your catalogue.
😂😂😂Dang. Not one wash. I couldn't bring myself to go to Primark. Good video. After this video, I'll never step foot into a Primark.
This was something different. Since I live in a country where we don't have a Primark, I didn't even know these problems existed. I know it, but I didn't know it was this bad.
But you likely have a cheap clothing store that is doing the exact same. H&M is a more well known example that has a long history of poor working practices, and multiple factory collapses under their belt.
Nothing wrong with being preachy and encouraging living minimally. A £40 T-shirt seems expensive next to a £2.50 T-shirt. If people who run companies didn't try and hit rock bottom prices, and encourage spending, a £40 T-shirt that lasts years seems like a good purchase in the end.
I agree, if something is cheap, it usually comes with a catch. One day we may have the option for decent quality and affordability. But right now £40 for a plain t-shirt is too much for most people
No lies. Their shoes don’t even last. Plus clothes have gone cheaper.
I think this can only be solved if the state forces companies to behave. The general public won't stop buying sweatshop clothes as long as it's cheap.
In a capitalist society, unfortunately, I don't see that happening anytime soon. But yes, bad press doesn't stop people from buying cheap tat
I would argue that they clothes won't stand even one wash. I have plenty of clothes bought there which I was wearing for a couple of years actually. But the fact that they are so unethical doesn't make me want to return there.
i got a shein ad on this video. truly ironic
All my shirts are from Primark which I've had for years maybe mine were the exception
You sir, need more views and subscribers. Perhaps this video may help.
huh, we don't really have primark here but I thrifted some stuff with their label and it's fine. Like, the quality is normal, will probably last 10 more years. Is the drop in quality something new?
I mean, it _is_ here, but thay cannot compete with H&M or Zara