Shoppers at Zara stores across Istanbul found these unusual tags left on garments, hidden in the crease of a pair of jeans or in the pocket of a jacket.
The tags were left by workers from local company Bravo Tekstil, which produced clothes for Zara and other big international brands like Next and Mango.
BBC report workers from this label underwent a period of time where they were not paid when the brand suffered financial issues in 2016.
this is not the first time Zara has come under fire as they have previously been accused of child labour.
the workers who took part in this said they had to take action and they felt this was the way to do it as they were being mistreated.
Shoppers at Zara stores across Istanbul found these unusual tags left on garments, hidden in the crease of a pair of jeans or in the pocket of a jacket.
The tags were left by workers from local company Bravo Tekstil, which produced clothes for Zara and other big international brands like Next and Mango.
BBC report workers from this label underwent a period of time where they were not paid when the brand suffered financial issues in 2016.
this is not the first time Zara has come under fire as they have previously been accused of child labour.
the workers who took part in this said they had to take action and they felt this was the way to do it as they were being mistreated.
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