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Declaration This study represents t
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Abstract A fundamental change in th
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8.10 Comments on the Clothing Indus
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CHAPTER ONE Introduction A Sicilian
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esearch on the global clothing and
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2.2 The Global Industry - post-2005
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they are starting to go back home,
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Fashion is acknowledged as a vital
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fashion designers cope with these u
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natural fibres: wool and cotton; ot
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By the 1950s, Durban was the specia
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Lu Jean Clothing, closed its operat
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Due to South Africa being a middle-
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pivotal role in sustaining and deve
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This table shows that there are far
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Late in 2004, SACTWU reported that
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Basic Conditions of Employment Act
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A feature that is advantageous to C
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(Mokopanele, 2006). Deputy Minister
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Figure Three Profits before tax R m
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Further import figures collaborate
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share the space, none showed any in
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CHAPTER FIVE The South African Fash
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eiterated the need for local manufa
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The owner of a new retail outlet in
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critical resource for profiling Dur
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with fabric, and colour co-ordinati
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