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Why the Iran war could make your fashion purchases more expensive next year

Disruptions in the Middle East region is driving up raw material, energy and freight costs, putting fashion brands under pressure to raise prices.

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为什么伊朗战争可能会让你的时尚消费明年更贵

Not only are energy and freight costs rising – which can add up quickly as garment production typically involves multiple countries and dozens of steps – the prices of raw materials are, too. Photo: Pexels

Lunch break is over at Plummy Fashions on the outskirts of Dhaka, and the production line hums back to life. Workers return to their stations, inspecting seams and attaching tags to stacks of women’s black T-shirts destined for Zara stores across Europe.

A few steps away, another production hall is silent.

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