The global business behind World Cup jerseys, from $180 authentic shirts to $4 counterfeits
Business Insider investigates the global supply chain behind World Cup jerseys, comparing the production costs and quality of authentic versus counterfeit goods. The report highlights the manufacturing hubs in Bangladesh that drive this multi-million dollar industry.
Why it matters
It sheds light on the economic disparity and labor practices within the global sportswear industry.
Official World Cup jerseys can cost as much as $180, while counterfeit versions sell for as little as $4. We visited factories in Bangladesh, one of the world's biggest garment manufacturing hubs, to find out what separates authentic, replica, and fake soccer jerseys and why they cost so much. Read the original article on Business Insider
The article provides a factual, investigative look at a supply chain without taking a political stance.
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