Pearl Lowe Denies Using Sweatshop in Clothes Production

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A video containing a footage of a poor working condition is denied by Lowe as the place her clothes are made in.

November 10, 2010

AceShowbiz - Singer-turned-fashion designer Pearl Lowe has dismissed speculation her latest clothing range was produced in a British sweatshop. The Powder frontwoman was flooded with complaints from followers on Twitter.com after a TV expose investigated poor working conditions of U.K. factories which produce lines for national retailers.

But Lowe insists her designs for British chain Peacocks are manufactured in a "legit" Hong Kong unit. In posts on her Twitter page, she explains, "Want to put all of your minds at rest, the factory I use for my Peacock range is in Hong Kong, not the one used in last night's C4 Programme."

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"I have also been there a few times & I can promise you that it is a totally legit family run business."

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