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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So you’re only avoiding Yeezy bc of the price?? You’re a hypocrite! You should be avoiding Yeezy like the plague bc there are huge concerns with Kanye.[/quote] I think the point was that Yeezy (Kanye) and Balagencia (child porn) are controversial, but that doesn't matter because they are too expensive anyway. [/quote] Here is some more controversy for you. My nephew and his friends each have several pairs of Yeezys but they are knockoffs from Temu. They don’t care about the Yeezy controversy or ordering from China. Personally, I don’t avoid any brands and let my kids buy anything as long as it’s too too expensive and they can actually wear it to school. [/quote] You are in the majority unfortunately. Most Americans have the attitude if it’s cheap I don’t care and don’t want to hear about the slave labor that got me some cheap knock offs. [/quote] Ma'am some of us are just doing our best to stay financially afloat in a HCOL area. My goal is something affordable that won't fall apart or look super worn after a month. I don't have the mental energy or the money to buy more expensive brands. [/quote] There are plenty of clothing companies that are doing much better and others are admitting they need to do better and are working to improve. We can give them credit while still watching their progress. The big American corp have no choice but to improved their standards. The way to help is stay away from trash fashion, Shein Boohoo, Misguided, Forever 21, H&M. There are plenty of other stores. Ironically The most expensive brands are the worst offenders. Prada is the worst followed by Gucci, Fendi, and others. Until people make decisions based on ethical practices they will just continue. [/quote]
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