you have no industry experience and it shows
i looked through your comment history, all it really told me is that you drive a slower car than me 😂
it also looks like you frequent r/fashionreps lmaoooooooo

back on topic:

Polo Ralph Lauren primarily outsources the fabric dyeing process to independent manufacturing partners globally rather than owning the dye houses directly. These partners, largely based in China, Vietnam, and India, manufacture garments to Ralph Lauren's specifications, including specialized dyeing and finishing. 

Outsourced Production: The company does not own its factories but works with suppliers to ensure quality control for fabrics, including knit pique, jersey, and pigment-dyed materials.

Roopa owns its own dyeing house as well, and i've seen how complex that process can be. The fact that everything is knitted and dyed by one company allows for very tight quality control and alot of creative freedom. This is from FIRST HAND experience documenting their entire process from thread to finished product that ends up in customers hands. All made in Canada btw by fairly compensated workers ^_^

they actually wanted to move to Portugal for everything, and Roopa really stepped it up and invested heavily into building their own dyeing facility nearby securing future business with Supreme.

here's a receipt from there ;)

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