A few years ago, after watching the movie "The True Cost" (2015), my attitude towards clothes changed. "People don't know how hard it is to make clothes. They just buy and wear. But the clothes are made of our blood.” (Bangladesh seamstress)
So I thought I want to take care of my clothes. I was thinking about how to resize and wear sweaters that have become tight, because I got bigger but..."Hmm, I got bigger... this one can't keep up with my speed... it's no one's fault. murmuring”
That's it! All you have to do is cut the back and sew the cloth on!
Just cut it down the middle of the back down to your neck...
and try it on once to see how long it is.
Make a triangular piece of cloth. Felt from a 100-yen shop is fine.
Sew it on and you're done! (Every time I see a pincushion, I remember gentle Watamaru. Distant sky…)
It can also be applied to T-shirts and sweatshirts!
It looks like you can play with a funny design!
The End
The True Cost trailer
Livia Firth from Eco- Age talking about a garment facory in Dakha, Bangladesh in 2008. She visited there for the expedition to some project in Oxfam.
- Only one entrance/exit
All windows have grids. Even if a fire breaks out, you can't escape.
・The quota of 100 clothes per hour
Use the toilet only twice a day
・If you get sick, you will be fired.
・出入り口は一つだけ
・窓は全部格子がついている。火事とかが起きても逃げられない。
・一時間に100着のノルマ
・トイレは一日2回だけ
・病気になれば解雇
"I wanted to share this story with everyone."
「この話をみなさんにお聞かせしたいと思った」
My Bangladesh Line stickers! :
日本語版ネコヤマンガはこちら！🇯🇵 https://nekoyamasayo.hatenablog.jp/
