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[Cristóbal Palmer <cmp AT cmpalmer.org>]

How do we know the $240 pair at the local shop weren't made under
sweatshop conditions?  Not saying they were; it just hasn't occurred
to me until just now that that might be the case for any frames.  I'll
have to ask at the shop.  My frames are Danish in terms of design, but
I have no clue where they were made....

On 8/9/09, Thomas Beckett <thomas AT tbeckett.com> wrote:
> But aren't they made by sweatshop lens grinders someplace in Asia?
>
> TaB
>
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>
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