perfect candidate for oversees production, because this style of clothing is subject to little change, so there is little danger of styles becoming "out-dated" during the time between production and sale. Lesser-developed nations also have the characteristic of weak labour movements, and lack of enforced employment, environmental, and health regulations. Governments are either unable or unwilling to ensure the right of collective bargaining between workers and management, or are outwardly repressive of independent unions. Workers often toil about 13 hours day, sometimes seven days a week, in dangerous and unhealthy conditions. Most of these workers are women and sometimes children. Therefore, these factories with slave-like working conditions, have been named sweatshops, a term borrowed from the factories of the industrial revolution.
             This kind of broad information is readily available. Yet, apparel manufacturers have been very successful at concealing exact details of how clothing goes from sweatshops
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