1. CONSUMER GOODS EQUALS SUCCESS
1.1. EVIDENCE THAT OUR CONSUMER CULTURE LEADS TO INCREASED ANXIETY AND UNHAPPINESS
2. INCREASED PRESSURE TO CREATE LARGE NUMBER OF COLLECTIONS PER CALENDER YEAR
2.1. ANXIETY/STRESS
2.2. IMPACTS THE CREATIVE PROCESS
3. NO WORKERS RIGHTS
3.1. CHILDREN ADVERSELY AFEECTED
4. WORKFORCE
4.1. LACK OF EDUCATION AND OPTIONS
4.2. NO HEALTHCARE PROVISION
4.3. POOR WORKING CONDITIONS
4.3.1. UNREGULATED BUILDINGS
4.3.1.1. LACK OF FIREESCAPES
4.3.1.2. OVERCROWDING
4.3.1.3. POOR VENTILATIONS
4.3.1.4. POOR SANITISATION
4.4. LOW INCOME
4.5. FORCED MIGRATION
4.5.1. RURAL DECLINE
4.5.2. SEPERATION OF FAMILIES
4.5.3. DECLINE IN ARTISAN SKILLS
4.6. URBAN OVERCROWDING
4.6.1. POOR LIVING CONDITIONS
4.6.1.1. LACK OF SANITISATION
4.6.1.2. AIR POLLUTION
4.6.1.3. NO CLEAN DRINKING WATER
4.7. FEMALE EXPLOITATION
4.7.1. HARASSMENT
4.7.2. UNSKILLED WORKERS
4.7.3. HUMAN TRAFFICKING
4.8. NO UNIONISATION
5. ENVIRONMENTAL
5.1. DESTRUCTION OF WATERWAYS
5.1.1. DESTRUCTION OF LIVELIHOODS
5.1.2. FOOD SHORTAGES
5.2. AIR POLLUSTION
5.2.1. RESPIRATORY ISSUES
5.3. CHANGE IN WEATHER PATTERNS
5.3.1. FLOODING
5.3.1.1. DESTRUCTION OF HOMES/LIVELIHOODS
5.3.2. DROUGHT
5.3.2.1. CROP FAILURE
5.3.2.2. FAMINE/LOSS OF INCOME
6. CONSUMERS
6.1. PRESSURE TO PURCHASE
6.1.1. SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCES
6.1.2. MORE PERSONAL DEBT
6.1.2.1. LESS QUALITY TIME FRIENDS/FAMILY
6.1.2.2. LONGER WORKING HOURS
6.1.2.3. INCREASED STRESS/ANXIETY
6.1.3. SHOPPING CULTURE
7. DESIGNERS
7.1. MINIMUMS MAKE STAYING SMALL DIFFICULT
7.1.1. DECREASE IN LOCAL ARTISAN SKILLS
7.1.2. COMPETITION WITH FAST FASHION