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Out of stock, the shirt of the French team hit the second star is waiting in France and elsewhere. The production plants of the brand comma are in turmoil, for a modest manufacturing cost.
This is the jersey that all France is waiting for: the one of the Blues World Champions 2018, with its two stars overlooking the iconic bad. Apart from 1,500 lucky ones who were able to order on the very Sunday of the coronation, the contenders for the famous tunic will have to wait until mid-August at least, if not in mid-September. In particular, the distribution circuit of the famous goods. Long, very long …
" As always, a tiny part will be made in Poland or Turkey not to deprive the market of the first requests, but the bulk of the tunics will be made in Asia and probably made in Thailand for reasons of production costs "says Nayla Ajaltouni, asked by the Journal du Dimanche as coordinator of the NGO Ethics on the label. An organization fighting against the violation of human rights at work
"A unit cost of less than 3 euros"
This is obviously not an exception related to Nike and the team of France but like most soccer jerseys, those of the Blues come from factories in northeastern Thailand. There, the American behemoth collaborates with no less than 30 factories, for some 37,000 workers working to design products called "technical" catalog comma. With a monthly salary of 180 euros much more profitable than the average remuneration now observed in China, former bastion of production of the Oregon-based firm.
For what cost of manufacture? The JDD survey notes " a unit cost of less than 3 euros, customs taxes included " for the most elaborate jerseys resold 140 euros in shops in France. Three weeks of boat being nevertheless necessary to deliver safely the blue tunic devoted, distribution deducted, the margin of the equipment maker will fall to about sixty euros part. A nest egg that must still amortize the 50.5 million euros paid each year to the FFF until 2026. To do this, Nike intends to sell not less than 8 million jerseys to two stars. A world champion jersey that is selling 8 euros today in the streets of the Thai capital, reports the JDD.
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