The words “Work from home” decimate our sector yet not a word from the industry lobbying the government for support.
A complete contrast to the hospitality industry who have secured new grants today from @RishiSunak
It really is disappointing.
With all that’s happened the past year, many are feeling more disconnected.
It's time to come together and #SaySomething.
Take a moment to share where you are right now, whether it's your mental, physical, or emotional health, #SaySomething as you never know who you might help
With the challenges that we are facing in the current pandemic we're all going to have to find new ways to adapt our tailoring businesses. This could be one of those innovations that may help......it's a free webinar by @3dlook_me so why not register!
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@MandBT @RishiSunak I had the events and exhibitions in mind as a prime example of government stopping a sector trading & new measures not helping at all
First time back in London for 6 months. Had a meeting just off Savile Row. I think I was the only person wearing a suit on my entire journey from Golders Green. These a tough times indeed.
There’s only so much diversification a tailoring business can do in these circumstances.
The fact is, until people go back to work, wedding venues open, and people start going out to socialise, our industry is going to be a very tough one to survive in. #covid#coronavirus
Yesterday, one Mastership Year ended and another began. This year, we welcome not only a new Master but a Company first (not always easy in a Company with 700 years of history!) our first lady Merchant Taylor, Master Jane Hall.
Interestingly my 14 year old daughter was wearing a Boohoo dress yesterday when I was talking about this. She took it off and will never buy another item from them.
This appears to be people exploitation pure and simple. Modern day slavery. Will watch the NCA investigation with interest. Indian-born billionaire who launched Boohoo from Manchester stall https://t.co/eX5JCERaLb via @MailOnline
@thesundaytimes Made. In. Britain. It’s meant to represent quality not violations of people’s rights. If anyone has any information on this story in the @thesundaytimes I’d be interested to hear them. It’s a bloody disgrace if true and impacts all of us in the industry. #leicester#lockdown
Made. In. Britain. It’s meant to represent quality not violations of people’s rights. If anyone has any information on this story in the @thesundaytimes I’d be interested to hear them. It’s a bloody disgrace if true and impacts all of us in the industry. #leicester#lockdown
An investigation has revealed workers in Leicester making clothes destined for the fashion giant Boohoo are being paid as little as £3.50 an hour https://t.co/O0zilbU7RD