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The title says it all... Where would you prefer your clothes/shoes/accessories to be made, and why a lot to me - although I know e.g. fabric may just as well come from anywhere in the world. Maybe to an interview! I give preference for my clothes to "rougecostumes" in Australia. Quote: : Finally, I can

As above, Do you value Australian made clothing over clothes made off-shore? Is this for ethical reasons (sweatshops overseas), quality or image? How much more are we willing to pay for clothes for Australian made clothes but I suppose there are people who value the brand and designer more than

'). I have to confess that I've probably spent ~$300 a year on clothes in the past four years. That has ) Do you budget for clothing, or just buy clothes when you have the extra $$$? 2) Where can you get peeve, but I hate clothes that proclaim labels or brands or designers. It just seems very tacky

People may not like the idea of buying clothes (or anything) off of Ebay but for those who have never . There is no such place as "Ebay", as far as clothing is concerned its 3.3 million items of clothes, shoes... slim fit shirts? JAB calls theirs "tailored fit," for instance. "Fitted" is also used. Some designers

Course at St. Andrews is another example. I think that with modern courses, designers are more that with modern courses, designers are more dependent on eye catching visual features that generate Have you ever played a 'famous' course that seems to have a glowing reputation, only to seriously wonder what all the fuss...

Successful fashion designer within the industry? Basically which fashion designers do you feel Posted 28 March 2005 - 10:06 PM Whose designs do you simply love? Who do you think is the most only 1 designer for the rest of my life (and could afford it), it would be Issey Miyake. His clothes

designers / web designers portfolio tips Interview tips How to dress what work to show CV tips I've I was looking at an article today, saying how difficult it is to get your first job as a designer clothes! Quote: I would suggest attempting to apprentice with an established design firm. Even

Who pays for clothing if the company requires specific clothing, logo and employee designation? It depends on the state. Some states (e.g., California) require the employer to pay for uniforms Who pays for clothing if the company requires specific clothing, logo and employee designation?

End, high priced clothing really worth it? Is the fit really better, or can you just tailor a Target of dollars on designer clothes, with putting a dime toward making them fit. Wut does MJ stand . And despite what designers mash down your throat, most of their clothing ALSO comes from sweatshops

There who make clothes and sell them, we are always striveing to make them as 'proffesional' as we have and again. Most everything that I make for BJD's I sell. I like to design, I love fabric, and am thinking that more love & thoughts are put into the clothes made by independent designers