How Tailors Can Protect Their Business Reputation & ROI During Covid-19 Pandemic
In the bustling city of Bangalore, India, a girl loved tailoring more than anything. Needles and silk stitched her childhood. She grew up to work for various tailoring companies and garment industries. She has around two decades of experience. She started as a helper, then got promoted to a seamstress. Today, she is a quality analyst at a leading garment industry in Bangalore. She is 41 years old. And her monthly wage is just Rs.8000 ($109). She also has a family that depends on her little income. Remember, this was the case of most of the garment workers and other local tailoring stores before COVID-19 wrecked our world into shreds. Reports claim that in the month of May, the apparel sector has suffered a steep dip of 84% in sales. This is due to reduced orders, absence of workforce owing to security concerns, and shutting down of traditional tailoring stores. Bloomberg claims 1,089 garment factories in Bangladesh have experienced a huge cancellation
