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Workshop designed to damage jeans
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Video published by DIY BB Jeans
An employee films a Vietnamese workshop (Washing & Garment) whose purpose is to deliberately damage jeans for the worn-jeans fashion effect.
Brand-new jeans are therefore manually sanded and scratched with a hand-held electric wheel to satisfy demand. The result matches the desired effect thanks to the employees' skill.
5 people seem to work on the same pair of jeans:
- One on the left leg
- One on the right leg
- One person on both legs
- One person dedicated to scratch effects all over
- One person who organizes storage
That is about 12 seconds per pair of jeans in this video, so we can deduce about 2,000 pairs of jeans per day for 8-hour days
By the way, we can notice the repetitive, probably exhausting work of these employees, not all of whom wear respiratory protection masks. It is very likely that after a while, they will have a significant amount of jean particles in their lungs...
Workshop designed to damage jeans
Information
Video published by DIY BB Jeans
An employee films a Vietnamese workshop (Washing & Garment) whose purpose is to deliberately damage jeans for the worn-jeans fashion effect.
Brand-new jeans are therefore manually sanded and scratched with a hand-held electric wheel to satisfy demand. The result matches the desired effect thanks to the employees' skill.
5 people seem to work on the same pair of jeans:
- One on the left leg
- One on the right leg
- One person on both legs
- One person dedicated to scratch effects all over
- One person who organizes storage
That is about 12 seconds per pair of jeans in this video, so we can deduce about 2,000 pairs of jeans per day for 8-hour days
By the way, we can notice the repetitive, probably exhausting work of these employees, not all of whom wear respiratory protection masks. It is very likely that after a while, they will have a significant amount of jean particles in their lungs...
Workshop designed to damage jeans
Information
Video published by DIY BB Jeans
An employee films a Vietnamese workshop (Washing & Garment) whose purpose is to deliberately damage jeans for the worn-jeans fashion effect.
Brand-new jeans are therefore manually sanded and scratched with a hand-held electric wheel to satisfy demand. The result matches the desired effect thanks to the employees' skill.
5 people seem to work on the same pair of jeans:
- One on the left leg
- One on the right leg
- One person on both legs
- One person dedicated to scratch effects all over
- One person who organizes storage
That is about 12 seconds per pair of jeans in this video, so we can deduce about 2,000 pairs of jeans per day for 8-hour days
By the way, we can notice the repetitive, probably exhausting work of these employees, not all of whom wear respiratory protection masks. It is very likely that after a while, they will have a significant amount of jean particles in their lungs...
