New York Textile Industry Plans To "Reclaim Old Business" And Launch "Made In New York".

< p > April 24, 2013, the nine storey Rana building in Bangladesh collapsed, killing 1138 people and injure more than 2000 people.

The Rana building is the foundry of dozens of western apparel retailers who use cheap labour locally.

The massacre shock spread throughout the world, especially for New York, which has a profound tradition of garment making.

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< p > "the collapse of the building, the whole lid of the tragedy has been lifted, awakening consumers and waking up those brands."

Brand, an independent fashion designer, said that before the tragedy, consumers and customers did not know how many people behind the world's brand clothing production worked hard with extremely low wages.

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P a < href= > http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp > Brandt < /a >, which is why we think about reviving the textile industry of the United States, so we set up the "made in New York" organization.

This is a platform to assist independent fashion designers, and to provide them with a shared space, fully equipped professional sewing places and computers in Manhattan.

Another similar space is expected to open in Broolyn later in 2014.

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< p > Brand said: "the tragedy of Rana building and the global violation of the human rights of clothing workers directly stimulated many businessmen to return to shore.

More and more designers have settled in New York and developed.

The brain drain after the financial crisis in 2008 is much smaller now. "

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< p > for this statement, Libretto brand < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > designer < /a > Vitoria Hua Sen confirmed that "New York manufacturing" is now a very sought after selling point and marketing tool.

She said, "I make in New York, I like New York, I sell products in New York, everything is in New York, which adds a lot of points to me, much more than ever before."

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< p > it is reported that in the building of a New York building belonging to < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > clothing brand < /a > High Production, the entry sign lists the rights of workers, the basic salary is 8 dollars, overtime is another, there is a free hotline that can be played when disaster occurs.

A spokesman for the company said: "we respect workers here, which is totally different from Bangladesh."

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