Zara pledges 100% sustainable fabrics by 2025
Amparo Polo on Twitter: "Nice!! @clarkaw: Visiting a Zara factory in Spain. I am completely surrounded by beige coats. http://t.co/YhrqNvNwEl”" / Twitter
A woman works at the Zara factory at the headquarters of Inditex group in Arteixo, northern Spain March 29, 2006. Spain's Inditex, owner of the Zara fashion chain, [said it would pay
Zara and Primark factory workers allegedly sacked after forming union
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Empire. Workers in the Zara factory. Sabon. Arteixo. La Coruna. The... Photo d'actualité - Getty Images
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Unpaid Zara factory workers issued a call for help by placing tags in clothing - HelloGigglesHelloGiggles
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How Zara Makes Its Clothes
How Zara Makes Its Clothes
Zara owner Inditex hit by FX swings and warm weather | Reuters.com
H&M, Zara's Owner Stick With 'Made In Myanmar' After Coup, but Some Brands Exit - WSJ
Buoyant Zara owner Inditex invests in tech and U.S. expansion | Reuters
A woman works at the Zara factory at the headquarters of Inditex group in Arteixo, northern Spain, June 14, 2012. Spain's Inditex SA, the world's largest clothes retailer, bucked Europe's financial crisis
How Zara Makes Its Clothes
A woman works at the Zara factory at the headquarters of Inditex group in Arteixo, northern Spain, July 15, 2011. Amancio Ortego, Spain's richest man and founder of clothing label Zara, stepped
Fashion brands from Zara to H&M urged to make 'responsible exit' from Myanmar | South China Morning Post
