Fashion Lovers Experience Working In A Sweat Shop | Blood Sweat, And T-Shirts S1 EP1 | Only Human

Six young fashion lovers swap shopping for the factories and backstreet workshops of India to learn how the clothes they wear are manufactured.
Six young fashion lovers swap shopping for the factories and backstreet workshops of India to learn how the clothes they wear are manufactured. They start at the top, working for Shahi Enterprises in New Delhi, a multi-million pound factory that makes clothes for some of the biggest UK high street names. They learn to sew before joining the production lines where every worker has targets to meet. Supervisors patrol the lines and, at lunch, the sexes are made to sit apart. As unskilled workers they're paid around one pound fifty a day, a basic living wage in India.
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[@keeeksmonster]

Can we all keep in mind that this was a sweatshop where a camera team was allowed in. So it's obviously one with comparably good working conditions

[@Nik.No.K]

Right? This is probably one of the good sweatshops

[@rachelk4805]

Well and no doubt they tidied things up a little before they let the camera in.

[@polifonick]

So imagine what is basycly going on there in a lets say "secret places" if they allow the workers to sleep in a work place on the floor? These brits are right it's like a being a prisoner. It's so sad to wach I was crying all the time watching it ... and it's still going on in the same way even though we are already in 2021 ! If it's not frightennining I don't know what is .. this why I mostly by at second hands shops ... and last thing .. if I was like one of them ( these young people from UK) I would just I don't know chose one person from this factory and promise her to bring her to UK so she or he could have a normal life 😭

[@nathantorresstanevil6958]

@@Nik.No.K yeah notice how thete are Indian minimum wages. I'm sure in Burma and countries with more corrupt governments that won't be monitored well

[@julierood1228]

@@polifonick Same, Thrift shops, Goodwill and St.Vincent dePaul type used clothing shops as much as I can!

[@aday4evr]

These people can't be real?? "it doesn't affect me if it's been made by a 3 year old or a 50 year old" is something an evil character in a movie would say. Not a human being with any amount of compassion.

[@gindnersorinela3352]

How dare she to say she doesn't care who is working, 3 years old or 50. And she's Indian. Shame on her, she's a curse for her family

[@Isayah_613]

I was really surprised by her statement, she's heartless af.

[@rachelk4805]

I think there are far more people out there who really feel that way but won't admit it wven to themselves. Anyone who spends a lot of money on fast fashion makes it pretty clear with their actions they don't care, even if they say otherwise.

[@angiepahl5489]

I know right she was horrible. And when she said it was harder for her relate to them because she’s Indian... it should be so much easier for her to relate because if her grandparents didn’t move that would be her!!! What a monster

[@keyznerd]

I literally thought the exact same thing.

[@Del-Canada]

04:36 If I were to be a guest in someone's home I wouldn't be inspecting everything like that and showing disgust on my face. Keep it to yourself. No need to make the people feel shame.

[@richierich8628]

Chef gordan ramsay

[@noongourfain]

yup.

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

And when the woman spoke up about their laughing, they completely acted like the victims and even made her feel bad.

[@harshitsup5756]

This documentary is very old I'm from india myself basic food internet electricity is free

[@MakapoluEsq]

The audacity of these snowflakes to cry and get defensive when they get called out for their disparaging behavior 😐

[@phoebethegreat6253]

Some of the young people are so obnoxious. Only Tara and Stacey were consistently considerate.

[@pearlkelly6337]

I love Stacey, I watched a clip of her from like 2017 talking about her being in this

[@harshitsup5756]

@@pearlkelly6337 actually this documentary very old electricity basic food internet is free in india

[@pearlkelly6337]

@@harshitsup5756 yeah I know it's quite an old documentary

[@tobitobi2493]

At 50:00 you can see Stacy and Richard holding hands. And Richard is outwardly rude.

[@heyitsmaya72]

Stacey is the only respectful one. You can tell she genuinely cares - so pure hearted

[@tobitobi2493]

At 55:29 while the rest of them are sitting and relaxing and Richard complains about sleeping on the floor, Tara appears to be the only one still working.

[@alishaolivares4483]

Tara as well

[@n.o.7681]

Oh wow Stacey Dooley! She’s grown into an amazing journalist! I live her BBC documentaries. She goes all over the world

[@lauratt7743]

She’s fake and annoying

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@lauratt7743 my father do same work in video

[@Frenchkisssss]

@@lauratt7743 She is just British.

[@kelly-mariedunster4921]

@@lauratt7743 That’s your opinion but personally I like her and how honest she is in her documentaries.

[@harshitsup5756]

@@kelly-mariedunster4921 this documentary is very old I'm from india myself basic food internet electricity is free in india

[@drmimzz309]

Amrita is incredibly entitled and rude

[@ajmetsubo1612]

And amrita is Indian 🙊

[@GiraffeLoverJen]

Most of them are. It actually makes me feel really embarrassed for their terrible attitudes.

[@pauljordan4452]

@@ajmetsubo1612 Worth Sikhing out.

[@PigSty1985]

Probably the sense of inferiority for being ethnically indian and afraid to be equated to the indians in india. Has to behave in such a manner to emphasise her "difference" from them. Indians friends often tell me how they tend to be meaner to fellow Indians, rather than any other ethnic groups

[@onetwocue]

Well a lot of them live on credit cards. If they were so entitled and had all the money in the world to spend, they're not buying bargain clothing. Buying bargain clothing and being a fashion person just means you're poor trying to look good and "fit in"

[@dawnthatcher1412]

I watched this excellent series. Stacy Dooley really stuck out as a lovely young woman. Always polite and just getting on with it. She asked relevant questions. She has forged a career in exposè documentaries. She is excellent.

[@mehere8038]

watch a couple more episodes into the series & you get to see her start, as she exposes kids working in these conditions

[@harshitsup5756]

This documentary is very old I'm from india myself basic food internet electricity India although wages low

[@carolineolsenarnold7039]

The girl with the tousled updo is so optimistic. No matter the work etc, she smiles and gets on with it🤪😄😀

[@1209c]

That was Stacey Dooley she does her own documentary’s now on bbc she’s so young here

[@ellegaitor2887]

Random Meme I was watching thinking 🤔 she is so much like Stacey Dooley lol 😂 aw she’s lush I love her x she’s done so well for herself hasn’t she. I love how compassionate and fearless she is when she’s hosting her own docs now x

[@zoe74ful]

@@ellegaitor2887 me too.lovely personality.very estute also.kind.

[@CaraMarie13]

Well she doesn't have to live that life for long so what's there not to be optimistic about.

[@lauratt7743]

She’s fake and annoying. Can’t stand her.

[@Del-Canada]

15:42 Stop whining. It's people like you that create the demand for shops like that. You are literally paying for a name, not craftsmanship.

[@debbieherrera1605]

Not only that she is the one that said she didn’t care if it was made buy a 3 year old or a 60 year old. So little heart for a child and she can’t even handle a day.

[@Jewls1000]

I hope they paid all the indian people in this very well. Especially the families!!

[@veneec2311]

Imagine how much this tv show Paid to them to work in india.who leave there home country with all comforts and come to other country

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@veneec2311 I live in same video place

[@brookealyssa5079]

@@harshitkapoor8625 y r u saying the same thing in every single comment

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@brookealyssa5079 I was just telling

[@gorefieldluvr6921]

Right, and compensated the factories for the losses

[@tinypirate3109]

“The only people here that look miserable is us.” Plus his comment on how poverty is about lazy people. I want to throttle Richard like can you be any more conceited and blind to other people??? He doesn’t deserve any of the clothes he wears. And he clearly hasn’t learned anything from this experience.

[@annas4714]

Watch 2nd episode.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@annas4714 I also live in this slum also

[@eva8961]

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[@eva8961]

He doesn't even know a single word that isn't a swear word.

[@harshitsup5756]

@@eva8961 he is right infact he's the best

[@Claudio_Santos_1974]

Conclusion: poverty is essential to teach rich brats to value their wealth.

[@harshitsup5756]

This documentary is very old I'm from india myself basic food internet electricity is free

[@aurelie8220]

Most of these kids don’t seem to understand: THEY HAVE CHOICES. When Amrita says, “I just wouldn’t work for 1 pound a day.” Others can’t make that choice. They can’t eat and their family can’t eat. The kid swearing and complaining at the garbage workers on the road was so unbelievably rude. If the garbage workers had other options, they wouldn’t be doing that either. Give me a break 🙄

[@richierich8628]

Eat grass and leaves

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Actually in india we are very poor people I also live there

[@harshitbasand6326]

I heard in india majority of people earn less then 1 pound a day

[@mehere8038]

most westerners don't understand, not just these kids. Just look at the number calling for total lockdowns in India. What do they think will happen to these people in that scenario???????

[@harshitbasand6326]

@@mehere8038 they are daily wage people will probably go hungry

[@LolCow.Complilations]

What stands out to me watching this is attitude. The three who stayed positive about the experience and were open got to stay as sewers. But the three who whined, complained or got cocky all got demoted.

[@phoebethegreat6253]

Does Richard not understand they don't have the waste disposal infrastructure we have?

[@mehere8038]

apparently not. He's pretty naive & dumb!

[@neighbourhoodwitch18]

Well, look how far Stacey came! She started campaigning after she did this and has done great things since - can’t speak for the rest of them, never saw hide nor hair of them again!! 😂

[@handymandev03]

It amazes me how many so called name brands are made in sweat shops and cheaply but very expensive for us to buy from the shops.

[@fairlyvague82]

It’s called Capitalism 😕

[@typerdaddy]

How all brand made in same factory are charged differently on the hangers ,gap tshirt 10 pounds ck 70 pounds

[@ZeeshanMuhammadX]

Amrita seems so callous and disregards other people's value and their lives. The moment she had to do seven hours of sewing machine training, she crumbled, but is okay with others going through misery ("it doesn't affect me if it's been made by a three year old or a fifty year old"). I hope she develops much more compassion for others as the years roll on.

[@nanakusuma5146]

I can imagine how annoyed the workers are with these "fashion lovers", they're kinda bothering the working process

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I also live in this slum video place

[@harshitsup5756]

This documentary is very old I'm from india myself basic food internet electricity is free

[@emmacat3202]

In past retail jobs I've had, none of their behavior would have been acceptable. Welcome to the working world for the working class. And welcome to the working world for working class people in developing nations.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Actually in india we are very poor people like I'm a toilet cleaner I earn around 50 dollar a month but most people earn less then that

[@MelWelz]

Wow, globalization at work. Slavery is still very much alive today and these lovely, hardworking people deserve so much better.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I also live in this slum video place

[@harshitbasand9864]

Mam actually in india we very poor people

[@harshitbasand6326]

India poor people

[@harshitsup5756]

Yes in india our wages are low but this documentary is very old basic food internet electricity is free in india although it's still a developing country

[@KarinGripp1]

This is one of the reasons I buy my clothing second hand (almost everything).

[@LilFoxyCosplay]

I rarely shop for clothes but stuff like this makes me decide I'm gonna look at secondhand more I already shop secondhand a bit but this makes me want to do it more

[@ST-mn6nw]

So you're stopping these people from work then?

[@amim4701]

I can't get my younger friends to understand that having good quality classic clothing is better. They see cute cheap but don't realize that work conditions and environmental impacts of fast fashion are horrendous.

[@harshitkapoor4765]

I live in same video place

[@mehere8038]

so have them watch this series then :) That is what it's for after all

[@saaramohamed8921]

So called "Good quality" brands also do this

[@peckerdecker]

What a fantastic episode. Seeing these privileged people getting a taste of _real life_ for most people. (Even here in England there are *rules and regulations* when working for a company( Great episode.

[@Del-Canada]

07:18 Wait, is that Stacey Dooley? This must be early 2000's.

[@Del-Canada]

Yep. It is.

[@aliceinchboard5911]

Thank you ! Is this before she became a journalist then?

[@Del-Canada]

@@aliceinchboard5911 This was the first public media related thing she did I think, before she was a journalist. I think I was off about the date range though. This was from 2008.

[@bobbielou1395]

Wow how young was stacy dooley in this

[@iqbalrather4292]

Amrita singh is an Indian brit and the way she behaves makes me feel cringe worthy.

[@PigSty1985]

She's lashing out probably due to her sense of inferiority. Secure people do not behave that way.

[@HyperSarcasticAvocado]

She says those rude things because she wants to feel removed and above them

[@fairlyvague82]

I shouldn’t worry, I’m cringing painfully at most of the other kids there. It’s embarrassing.

[@hhdbhn302]

I love Stacey!! She is so cute. No wonder that one guy is more interested in flirting with her than the trip itself 😂

[@ann-mariebaker118]

Tara & Stacey are the only 2 i really liked in all honesty

[@DrkRse0788]

Makes me feel better i might buy a new garment once ever fee years. I wear my clothes until they are worn out.

[@harshitbasand9864]

Mam please buy clothes it help us in india

[@suecollado8696]

💓Could you PLEASE do a follow up so we can see if any of the 6 changed there ways after working in India💓

[@jessbx5292]

This was a series from 2008 so it's unlikely that they'll follow up now

[@sarah3796]

I'd love to know

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@sarah3796 actually in india we are very poor people like I'm a toilet cleaner we earn around 50 dollar a month

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@jessbx5292 actually in india we are very poor people

[@mehere8038]

@@jessbx5292 but like you say, it's a series, in the final episode they show them back home & do a little on what's changed

[@R83145]

It's kind of terrible how they walk around the streets cussing about everything. They should know that many many people in India understand English and are probably hurt when they hear someone walking by calling their home/neighborhood a shithole.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Yes they do understand english and they have understood what they said 😌

[@harshitbasand6326]

But they said true only I think

[@claireemilycook]

the entitlement lol

[@claireemilycook]

four minutes in and it’s nauseating

[@claireemilycook]

WHO THROWS CLOTHES AWAY AFTER WEARING THEM ONCE?! NO ONE SHOULD EVER DO THAT EVERRRRRRR

[@claireemilycook]

Georgina’s eyebrows are as nonexistent as her patience

[@claireemilycook]

I hope Richard’s employers saw this

[@lokieec.r.p.swarrior8740]

Hmmm.. Different forms of it and trust me you are 1 as well just not in this scenario.

[@emmacat3202]

I can tell that Richard hasn't had to struggle for much in his life, or sacrifice much.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I live in this slum also

[@harshitbasand6326]

Oh he's from india he must be very poor

[@Dhdjksjsnsnsnnsnsna]

i dont get the crying and complaining scenes. am i supposed to feel bad for these brats?

[@chazbaz4519]

I think you are meant to cringe.

[@felice173]

What I don't understand, that they were crying because they thought that 7 hours of work is daunting and they had to sit at the machine doing nothing but sewing straight lines on paper,. Well, every seamstress has to learn that, and nobody minded them being slow and such. I mean, the workload is excessive the hours are long but nonetheless a simple workday. You don't need to go to the end of the world to experience that.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@felice173 I also live in same video place

[@biggaydave5905]

It’s to highlight that they’re brats....

[@mehere8038]

@@felice173 it's still a shock for them no doubt & remember we can't see everything they're experiencing, the smells are obviously really bad & the heat as well. I'm not excusing them being spoilt little brats, obviously they are & that's why they were chosen, since it makes good tv, but just saying what they're experiencing isn't actually going to be the same as a western seamstress

[@celestialcircledance]

I wouldn't be able to keep up with that pace and I'd thank my lucky stares that the lower skilled jobs don't require an exam lol . Tara should be really proud !

[@harshitbasand6326]

I heard in india most people earn less then 0.1 dollar a day

[@lexirianne1195]

I’m so embarrassed for Amrita. Just W O W. shocking. so entitled and ignorant. to disrespect the place your parents came from like this. so uncaring smh. do you forget your blood?

[@Denise-Lynn]

Eye opening. A sad reality.

[@harshitkapoor4765]

I live in same video place

[@chazbaz4519]

Very similar to British Workhouses back in the day.

[@user-sy6fj2bm1z]

What I love about Stacey is that she is game for anything

[@gaynorbrown631]

I've been to a jeans factory in Bangladesh, and you can bet you're bottom dollar. it was cleaned up before we went. We had a fancy lunch and everyone was very nice, but I don't believe that what we saw was how things are everyday

[@saaramohamed8921]

Absolutely

[@Jewls1000]

These people were so disrepectful its insane I cant believe you would be a guest anywhere and act this way. Its making us look bad! You signed up to go here, you knew it was India!😤

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I also live in same video place

[@harshitbasand3124]

U can ask me anything if u want about here

[@Jewls1000]

@@harshitbasand3124 what do you do there for your work? How do you like it? Also what did you think ab the show?

[@harshitbasand3124]

@@Jewls1000 here like daily wage so like it keep changing right now I'm a toilet cleaner in a hotel.......

[@harshitbasand3124]

@@Jewls1000 mam we like used to it 90% indian live like this only

[@fairlyvague82]

Did none of these kids’ parents ever talk about things like this with them at home whilst they were growing up?? We’ve known for DECADES that this is where and how our clothes are made, I know this was 2008 because I watched it when it originally aired, I’m 48 now and we were learning about Disney sweat shops in Guatemala when I was in middle school in the early 1980s! There’s really no excuse for such painful ignorance anymore. They’re embarrassing.

[@TheSiobhan12]

So glad the ginger Tara did the best!!! Fair play love!!!! #ginger power!!!!

[@miissseu7048]

Amrita keeps saying 'as I am from Asia' even as she stands on her own homeland...she can't even say she is Indian, where they are. It is funny because all this new west generations from these countries don't even know the hardship their parents went through to get them to where they are today. Indians kids are funny. Rude and entitled in these documentries.

[@susanfox2443]

I can't afford these products. How can they cheat these workers like this??

[@annas4714]

Corruption form top to bottom.

[@Nik.No.K]

Global economics plays a large role. If indian clothes were more expensive than chinese western companies would just buy chinese products. At the end of the day it's mostly western corporations who are profiting massively off of sweat shop labor and human suffering. If they were paid more, white people couldn't get as rich.

[@rachelk4805]

Ah, capitalism...

[@LILAC2CARB]

@@Nik.No.K it’s not JUST white people.... open your eyes....

[@mrknarf4438]

It's not really cheating: the cost of living is different from country to country, so 20 cents in India equal 12 dollars in America (minimum living wage). Plus branding and marketing, which is the main reason why people spend hundreds of dollars.

[@tonchobg652]

Greek companies open sweat shops just like this in my country. They do call them factories but the conditions are horrible. My mom worked in a clothing and a food one for years. My aunt still does. I've worked in one. It is hard. But ppl do what they got to do. I realize there are rich ppl out there. I do make a decent amount now myself. But ppl need to be aware and respectful.

[@angelcosm2245]

Which Greek companies? Could you name them please?

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@angelcosm2245 mam I also live in video place actually in india we people very poor u can ask me anything if u want

[@angelcosm2245]

@@harshitkapoor8625 Hello. Thank you for the reply. Do you have the names of the companies?

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@angelcosm2245 I don't know about the companies I live in same video place it's called delhi I used to work in this factory they just used to tell us to stitch clothes nothing else now I'm a toilet cleaner in a hotel there are a lot of rich foreigner that come and stay in hotel where I work now my wage is around 3 dollar a day earlier it was only 1 dollar a day so I buy small phone ☺ u can talk to me if u want I have always lived here

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@angelcosm2245 mam they just give like us to do work we know nothing about brands like

[@minicat3640]

This is why I try and buy clothes from brands that pay their workers living wages.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Actually in india we are very poor people

[@feliciafelicia6965]

Which brands are those?

[@mehere8038]

@@feliciafelicia6965 small brands mostly. Now is actually a good time to look for them, cause any ethical ones should be advising on their website that they are paying their staff while they can't work due to covid & also should have various delays in supply as they send their staff home to be safe (while paying them)

[@Koorime18]

You think they'll go home an appreciate everything they have and their home a little more after this? Count your blessings.

[@saaramohamed8921]

I feel like some would be more racist and entitled?

[@ellegaitor2887]

Stacey Dooley even as a youngster is lovely x

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I live in same video place actually in india we are very poor people

[@harshitbasand6326]

Oh he's from india he must be very poor

[@Luna.3.3.3]

And THIS is the price for not only $10 jeans from Walmart, but just imagine the MARGINS the designer brands are making! It really makes me think twice about ever buying cheap clothes again. They've done it with some food, there should be a bigger organization for either 'Fair Trade CLOTHING' and more of bigger push on North American made clothes. I know the problem is most people don't care, as long as it's cheaper.

[@LILAC2CARB]

So true 😢 what shocked me was the designer brands, they probably pay $3 a garment but charge people $3,000... wow the profit they make.... wow.... we need to be standing together to try and stop this type of slavery and those designer brands should be ashamed and we need to boycott them.... but reality is people always want cheaper.... it’s just a vicious cycle...

[@Luna.3.3.3]

@@LILAC2CARB Yes, it's a double edged sword for sure. Me, personally, I would pay a higher price for 'fair trade clothing'. We're not rich, but we do the same for local food. We just buy less if it's not in the budget.

[@LILAC2CARB]

@@Luna.3.3.3 I love that... that’s definitely my plan with clothing now just makes me feel sick that I’ve contributed to this industry 😪

[@DrkRse0788]

Id say, its that most people cant afford pricier items. Some people have to choose those $5 pants for their child so they can put food on the table for the rest if the week. Its not as black ans white as you think.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@LILAC2CARB actually in india we are very poor people I live in same video place

[@hhdbhn302]

How does this not have more views???

[@schlieffenska]

Georgina's mom looks like her daughter.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I live in same video place

[@minimalist5555life]

When we look at the other side we people who live in the western world have no idea how good we have it

[@gemmabosley4804]

I love Stacy dooley!

[@spiltmilk2794]

Wow, 7 hours of actual work and she "snaps" !?

[@jenniferhcsmith-5586]

@Sinistesox definitely

[@carochan86]

She's having an anxiety attack.

[@angelcosm2245]

God forbid she ever has to do overtime :p

[@thegenius4069]

That is not a sweatshop this is a luxurious factory

[@numberone5680]

I wish it was easier finding the first part of each of these series!

[@rawanalhelwa915]

Tara is amazing!

[@tapiryanghebat]

Stacy was soooo cute....

[@ellens9100]

Some of these people are so rude. You can think things but you dont have to say it. Very offensive to those who have no choice but to live that life.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Actually in india we are very poor people

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I live in same video place

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I earn around 50 dollar a month I'm a toilet cleaner but most people earn less then that even

[@harshitbasand6326]

In india I heard that 90% people earn less then 0.1 dollar a day

[@kathrinel.j4382]

You can wear it once? And then there is me trying to handsow wholes in my garments.

[@harshitbasand9864]

Mam actually in india we very poor people

[@harshitbasand6326]

Oh he's from india he must be very poor

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

One of the girls was right though in what she said. If everyone stopped buying the clothes, the demand would stop, putting these people out of work. As little as they make, & as much as they have to work / live in the most horrendous conditions.. this is some sort of income to them. Take it away & they’ll have nothing - that’s the bloody sad reality of it all 😔 They need an intervention direct from either the supplier themselves or from the government (fat chance) - the employers take advantage too. Also - although some of these ‘kids’ might act spoilt the point of this series, I’m guessing, is not just to raise awareness on what really goes on in the clothing industry but for the younger ones to lose that entitled attitude & for it to be a real eye opener for them (which I think it has been for the majority). X

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

@Mel The difference being, time has evolved & changed since ‘thousands of years ago’.

[@Nik.No.K]

We can hope. They seem like they've changed their mindset now but we have no way to know if they just go back to their old ways after this is over

[@rachelk4805]

If consumers demand better of clothing brands, they will demand better from their producers. If consumers' only interest is cost, that trickles down too. Many brands are already trying to do better.

[@ellyneil8219]

It makes it a hard decision.

[@LauraBidingCitizen]

@@complexcarbivorous8013 A lot of companies now do clothing from recycled plastic bottles, as well as fairtrade organic cotton. I know ASOS & H&M do this. x

[@jasperrhodes9236]

I hope the family they were living with got a large chunk of money for having those brats staying with them

[@bamm3707]

First few weeks in such a different living situation takes a while to get used to. I always feel dreadful by the second week and only feel even decent after a month or so.

[@sevcencoroxana]

I honestly really thought Georgina is about 40 years old

[@harshitkapoor4765]

I live in same video place

[@harshitbasand6326]

Wow he's from india he must be very poor

[@sofimak]

Please we need EP 2!

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Actually in india we are very poor people like I'm a toilet cleaner we are like daily wage people

[@mehere8038]

should be in your recomended, if it's not, just search the series name, cause all eps are there, as are all eps from the next 2 series, blood sweat & takeaways & blood, sweat & luxuries

[@BJ-bi9xv]

As I always say what's a documentary / real life program without someone crying 😂 . It never fails! 😔 😆 If you had to drink every time someone cries… DRUNK…I WOULD BE DRUNK!

[@mohammadfaisal4773]

Georgina is a totally changed person with more love, kindness and respect for everybody

[@kerrypeters4724]

Pity she didn't keep it up

[@petitpois4227]

"It doesn't really affect me if my clothes are made by a three-year-old..." Wow, have the parents instilled any values in their daughter? Sad...

[@samyuoo1721]

DAWG HER FACE AT 20:30 SHES ABOUT TO LOSE HER MIND LMAO

[@nuchzara97]

This is so sad...i hope those workplace are in better condition now.

[@LILAC2CARB]

Doubt it.... it’s just appalling but it continues on today...

[@minimalist5555life]

Wow I never realised Calvin Klein uses cheap labour for their clothes. I thought they would have made their clothes in USA.

[@gorefieldluvr6921]

The same with gucci 😣

[@Star-po6gq]

Just imagine how they treat the workers when the camera's are not there!!

[@kcunningham064]

First thing I saw Stacey Dooley in.

[@kathrinel.j4382]

I get that it is hard, but dont disrespect their rules.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I live same place

[@10AntsTapDancing]

This is what happens when you don't draw a line in the sand for behaviour with your children. Young people not being able to control their emotions and having tantrums when they come up against even the smallest of problems. Life is going to be hard for them when the shtf and the way the world is going it will be very soon.

[@emmacat3202]

It's not just young people, but spoiled westerners in general.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

@@emmacat3202 actually in india we are very poor people like I'm a toilet cleaner I earn around 100 dollar a month there are a lot of foreigners from Europe America etc come here

[@michaeldixon5059]

total discipline and focus for such low pay, they should pay people 156 per day not 117.

[@sarah3796]

This is such a hard life and this would also be so hard for these young people

[@harshitbasand6326]

I heard in india people earn like less then 0.1 dollar a day in these slums

[@harshitbasand9864]

Mam actually in india we very poor people

[@jvnd2785]

I can see 6 spoilt brats who are just waking up to the reality of life. Good for laughs!! LMAO

[@asmrme600]

CLASS DOESNT EXIST WE ARE ONE

[@lucyrosee3140]

would love to see molly mae in this now

[@momof2796]

Button closing..ha ha...oh god

[@LILAC2CARB]

These workers😪 Thanks big conglomerates who don’t give an F about human life they are all about max profit at any cost including human slavery, misery, oppression but let’s call them workers because you pay them a dollar a day.... just appalling..... I’m sure it’s a lot worse now..... ugh this world is so damn depressing😞😞

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Actually in india we are very poor people like I'm a toilet cleaner I earn around 100 dollar a month but most people earn less then that

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I live in same video place

[@harshitkapoor8625]

Most people is like 1 dollar a day

[@schatzeeone6230]

I realize that using self-important, whiny, self-indulgent, superficial young adults made for more dramatic TV, but apart from Stacey and Tara, I’m struggling to like any of them. I kind of want them to fail.

[@seank7413]

If Amrita needed to excuse herself she should've done it quietly and not throw a fit like a 3 year old

[@pearlkelly6337]

I couldn't believe what I heard that girl say, she doesn't care if its a 3 year old making the clothes, I'd like to think if she had a child what she would think about her 3 year old making clothes

[@maldonboy1]

Amrita, 2nd generation British Asian, when I saw this program 14 years ago I thought she'd be more respectful! Viewing this now I'm afraid that there are people worse than her and that the internet has a lot to answer for?

[@anoni6108]

Tara seems like the only one who was respectful and trying

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I live in same video place

[@lyeanj6530]

And stacey

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

How can you compare irresponsible spoilt brats in Britain to lower earning working people in India. These kids are considered spoilt and irresponsible where they came from. They will be acting like fools even if they were employed in the UK. And regarding Amrita, who claims to want to be a designer, I don't even know how she didn't value the experience of being trained in a factory by professionals. I tought my self to sew and I would love to learn from professionals, just looking at how they train is fascinating.

[@thehonesttomomtruth610]

I love thrifting because I’m not paying $10 that cost ¢20 to make

[@MrsRemyLebeau]

That cost doesn't include the environmental impact. Clothes have a lot of hidden costs that the consumers and the manufacturers don't pay.

[@lokieec.r.p.swarrior8740]

yep, You are saving but that garment most likely violated human rights at some point so kudos to your coupon savings.

[@MrApokalipse666]

It only cost c20 to make because their workers starve to death and could not work anymore if they would pay less.

[@harshitkapoor4765]

I live in same video place

[@harshitkapoor4765]

@@MrsRemyLebeau actually in india we are very poor people

[@thatweirdgirl1977]

This is definitely making me rethink not always washing clothes before wearing them

[@kerrypeters4724]

How shallow you fooln

[@ewaste-jd-preciousmetals3723]

Stacey is very sweet young lady.

[@alisonshanahan9529]

They're all very young and only Tara seems to have a real work ethic, probably because she intends to work in the industry herself. The others are merely interested in fashion.

[@harshitkapoor8625]

I live in this slum also

[@BillWaltersIndYoda]

Brampton in a few years. 🤣

[@vigdis628]

get them krishna

[@melodywatson960]

I liked the people on blood sweat and luxuries a lot more than the people on on blood sweat and t shirts

[@harshitbasand9864]

Is this your British channel

[@harshitbasand9864]

I live in same video place mam actually in india we very poor people

[@harshitbasand6326]

Wow he's from india he must be very poor

[@Pretty_Boy_Proud_Fil-Am]

Those two Brit men are absolute cuties.

[@tobitobi2493]

55:29 Tara seems to be the only one who practices what she preaches. The five of them are relaxing to the side while the loud one complains about sleeping on the floor. She is the only one still at her station making garments.

[@sergioin3D]

Lmfao I hope someone’s thinking what I’m thinking without me having to say it