(Airlines and spas have also been accused of up-charging larger customers.) Yes, it takes more fabric to make a larger garment versus a smaller one, which could be why some people want to put that back onto the customer, but that doesnt seem like the right way to do things, Chromats Becca McCharen-Tran told Glamour earlier this year, adding that designers can adjust wholesale margins based on the largest size they sell to offset expenses while keeping the price consistent
Luxury fashion isnt inherently sustainable, and with the news of Loro Piana decimating indigenous farming practices, and Armani being caught using sweatshops, I think its time we redefine luxury as real, careful, thoughtful craft
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