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I gotta agree, ctotheatothet. I love charity shops, but I confess that I do go to Primark to browse a lot, being a student and unable to afford much else... but the *reason* they're so cheap is always at the back of my mind. Plus, from a much more superficial point of view, how many other people will be using the exact same bag? It reaches the stage where you'd see the bag, and instead of saying "wow, that's lovely", yo'd be like "hey, I saw that in Primark", or worse, "hey, I have that. And I'm using it right now. Yayy(!)".
I'm afraid you are rather uninformed then Benni. It has been widely publicised that Primark, Asda, Tesco (amongst others) use cheap labour in poor areas such as Cambodia and Bangladesh to make their clothing and satisfy our consumerist hunger for the latest trend at cut prices.
What is ironic is that these people can't afford to send their kids to school with the money they are paid to make our kids £2 school skirts and trousers sold in supermarkets.
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