Restricted Manufacturers, the organization that has Victoria's Key, is ensuring a full research Friday after a document said natural cotton used in some of its products is produced using kid work, CNN.com is reporting:
"We are very worried," parent or guardian organization Restricted Manufacturers said in a document, figuring that the natural cotton in question, which comes from the Western side Africa state of Burkina Faso, is "used in a small part of our Victoria's Key knicker designs."
"If this claim is true, it represents conduct that is despite our organization's prices and the value of and getting expectations that we require all of our manufacturers in order to meet," the document said. "These expectations particularly prevent kid work."
Victoria's Key, a U.S. store of could underwear and underwear, is also known for its yearly Victoria's Key Design Show, and for its online, which function top fashion versions.
The document from Ohio-based Restricted Manufacturers on Friday, according to CNN, followed an substantial document from Bloomberg that represents the life of a 13-year-old-girl who is usual by the gardener she works for on a natural cotton area in Burkina Faso.
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