Why This Internet Provocateur Is Launching an ‘Ethical Sweatshop’
Thanks to a labor-law loophole, Oobah Butler’s new clothing line was largely designed by unpaid children. “It made people like myself, who work in marketing, feel very tiny,” he tells GQ. “Like, a child could do a better job.”
Thanks to a labor-law loophole, Oobah Butler’s new clothing line was largely designed by unpaid children. “It made people like myself, who work in marketing, feel very tiny,” he tells GQ. “Like, a child could do a better job.”
