Sewing the labels of discontent

Taking a stroll through the endless clothes racks of a Canadian mall is generally not a terribly edifying experience. For some, it's a chance to pass a carefree day with friends, for others it's an opportunity to update their wardrobe with the hottest brands and styles, and yet for others, it's merely a necessary evil : a trip to buy new clothes for their children or for work. Whatever it is that draws us to go clothes shopping, it is a fairly repetitive ritual based on labels. We scan the (...)-Alizés, volume 3 numéro 3, mai 2010/ Asie, Bangladesh, Mouvement pour la justice sociale