- Twitter
The reason I decided to use twitter was because of how much people boost and advertise clothes. For example things like this, Retweet for Nike. Favorite for Adidas. This is how people without even knowing end up advertising clothes and having people choose which clothing is better.

- Facebook
The way that facebook has a lot of ways to show off clothes is by having multiple pages for different clothing stores and brands. On these pages they show the clothes and have so many people liking the pages. That is another way that so many people visit the website and also visit the stores. Just by this they are allowing people to come into the store and the end up buying things.

- Tumblr
On Tumblr they have so many pictures of people and the different styles of clothes they wear. And its not just people but they advertise the clothing and the brands with multiple other things that this generation loves to mess with. For example you could find hookah smoke with Nike signs all over the place and that is what people like and enjoy.

 

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Women & The Economy - UNPAC
http://www.unpac.ca/economy/g_clothes.html
In this website it talks about the way clothes started off being made in the same town and then started to be transported to other towns that were far away (kilometers). This also talks about the way that buy women being able to buy clothes instead of having to make them it gives them time to focus on other activities. Through this website it just talks about clothes and women and the globalization of both through making clothes.

Press, Release. "Globalization Changes the Face of Textile, Clothing and Footwear Industries." Globalization Changes the Face of Textile, Clothing and Footwear Industries. N.p., Oct.-Nov. 1996. Web. 10 May 2013.
In this website it states what was going on in 1996 and how things had change. It also talks about the percentages of the clothing, textiles, as well as the footwear. And at the end of the website it has a chart that is clearly seen and lets us know the different percentages of people who work in the factories all around the world.

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Nike, Inc. "History & Heritage." NIKE, Inc. -. N.p., n.d. Web. 29 May 2013.