Almost all of the clothing sold in America comes from overseas, making a long journey on a shipping container into a domestic port. Peer inside any apparel shipment bound for customs checkpoints, groaning with t-shirts or leggings or underwear, and you’ll probably see tags hinting at their origins: Made in Vietnam, China, Indonesia.
Forced labor in the clothing industry is rampant and hidden. This AI-powered search platform can expose it
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