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2008
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Technology vowed to take the exacting labor out of such tasks as sewing a dress. It facilitated more efficient weaving, new fibers, increased volume and fast fashion, but also heralded the rise of sweatshops and landfills teeming with synthetic fabric.

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Authors

Cara Rose DeFabio, Tim Ganey, Wendy Kohn, Elizabeth Conner, JM Cava, Trevor Boddy, Alexis Madrigal, Mary Hale, Peter de Lory, Tim Girvin, Matthew Stadler, Ron van deer Veen

Editors & Designers

James Nesbitt & Stephanie J. Cooper

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