'A self made documentary film (The Lovedesh Tee) by founder Yasmin Choudhury & daughter Amber Choudhury-Kaye’s journey to Bangladesh, making the world\'s \"Kindest & Rarest Tee\" In this 36:11 min film, Lovedesh founder Yasmin Choudhury explores the views of Rana Plaza survivors and victims who she sought permission from, to make what she calls the world\'s \"kindest\" t-shirt. As well as meeting with empowered women at a worker owned factory, who collaborated with with her on the Lovedesh Tee. Who share their hopes, dreams and also explain why a boost in their incomes is so important. The film also reveals footage of master weavers who value equal gender pay and the threat fast fashion is posing to slow fashion heritage skills. As well as the army of grassroots Bangladeshi people who back the Lovedesh Tee idea. A key mission of Lovedesh, is to change the fortunes of 5 million+ plus garment workers and artisans in Bangladesh, which is home to the second largest ready made garment (RMG) nation in the world after China. The Lovedesh Tee is designed to combat sweatshops, climate change, fast fashion and fundraises for good causes. For more info Lovedesh is a new British ethical luxury brand - with heart. Run by a British mother and daughter design duo in London.'
Tags: fashion , Designer , Luxury , british , sustainability , bangladesh , CHARITY , climate change , ethical , social impact , Yasmin Choudhury , Lovedesh
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