Shirts from Che-Lives

[CubanFox]

In a fit of brain-numbing boredom a few days ago, I began to read the labels of my shirts. I noticed that the Che shirt I bought from the site a while back was "assembled in Honduras".

Would anyone care to elaborate?

Does this mean that my shirt was made by some poor Honduran woman in a sweatshop earning less than $1 a day?

Seriously, does it?

[Latin American Socialist]

yup

[Pawn Power]

yea i dont know if i should buy one or not, it is supposting this fabulous wed site and forume but it kinda goes againts che's ideas and communist ideals

[dopediana]

i know the berets are made in cuba but i have been wondering about the t-shirts for quite a long time...

[(*]

To me, it doesn't matter. Most of the clothes I own anyway were probably made in countries like Honduras, what difference does it make if the Che shirt was made there?

However, if I knew of a place, close by, where I could buy clothes that are sweatshop free....i'd shop there.

[Hate Is Art]

To be brutaly honest I just buy clothes I like, i'm to poor to be choosey over where something was made.