retail managers, district managers and retail employees. I expect cleanliness in the store and so on. I'm also a man that feels that industrial workers should be fairly paid. I don't want people making my clothing who are earning 50 cents or a dollar an hour. I don't mind if they make $10 an hour, it's not amazing- but it's outrageous that people get paid $1 an hour to make garments. Even if companies are buying from China, there are ways of giving workers a fair deal. Maybe you could produce in Shanghai where workers may earn more money than the interior. Don't forget that the further you go, the more expensive it is to move goods- so you have to pay the workers less. Technology means that it's possible for the fashion industry to do better than it has done in the past. There's ways of cutting-corners on distribution costs and other areas to save rather than just paying workers less. That's what we're trying to do at American Apparel. I don't think the government should be regulating where the fashion companies buy their clothes. I think the fashion companies should get involved in reversing this trend. They need to mature and not always run for the cheapest products. They have to think about how products are made, and even organise their businesses in such a way that it makes good business sense to produce goods in such a way that workers are not making the lowest possible wage.