Wall Street Journalのインスタグラム(wsj) - 11月24日 10時47分

A worker checks the stitching on jeans at Crystal Group, a major supplier to Levi's, in Zhongshan, China. In this factory, lasers are replacing dozens of workers who scrub the jeans with sandpaper to give them the worn look that American consumers find stylish. Automated sewing machines and digital printers have also reduced the number of workers needed. The the end of cheap labor in china is pushing Western brands into more automated innovation. See more photos at the link in our bio. (?: @gillessabrie for @Wall Street Journal) #demographics #2050 #manufacturing #levis

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