An Invitation to a H&m Sweatshop: Hunt for a Living Wage

This documentary follows three young fashion bloggers who travel to Phnom Penh to live for a month as Cambodian garment workers. Confronted with the reality behind their clothes, they experience the low pay and hard conditions of the fast fashion supply chain. The film turns a personal experiment into a wider question about the true cost of cheap clothing and a living wage. Eye-opening and human, it connects consumers to the people who make what they wear. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

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