Laura Debarra

It doesn't mean that every single thing is returnable straight away, but it just means that the standard within the EU is going to be much higher.

I really love it.

Like even like when I'm doing

the work I do with Primark, they have a lot of these standards in place already.

So I'm used to them as working on their producer side.

So knowing that other brands like the Pretty Little Things and all that of it, they are making clothes in much bigger sizes that are able to go to much more places.

The fact that they will have to raise their standard, I think is incredible because it's not always just about buying a £10 dress.

It's about other things as well.

They have a production line that can satisfy more people.

Definitely.

I think a lot of times when I like there's a big section, one of my friends calls a section of sustainability, which can be quite big in Ireland.

It's like stop being poor.

Yeah.

It's like buy better quality.

Like when I see it, I'm like, this person is so well-intentioned.

Like they are trying to get sustainability off the ground.

But like, do you realize how hard it is to buy high quality plus size number one?

Like I've seen- Oh, it's almost impossible.

What the fuck are you doing putting that style out?

Even the way the seams will pull with that kind of a fabric, you know this is not a fabric made for life, like a garment made for life.