Where Tommy Hilfiger, Nautica Make Clothes

IMAGE: A worker operates a knitting machine.
All photographs: Samuel Rajkumar/Reuters

IMAGE: Workers stack cotton fabric rolls.

IMAGE: A worker mans a conveyor where dyed and washed garments are flattened, steamed and ironed.

IMAGE: Workers sort washed and dyed garments stacked in carts.

IMAGE: Workers cut fabric to make shirts.

IMAGE: Workers stitch shirts.

IMAGE: An automated embroidery machine stitches the Tommy Hilfiger logo on a garment.

IMAGE: A worker prepares to fold a Nautica t-shirt.

IMAGE: Workers conduct quality checks before packing the t-shirts.

IMAGE: Workers inspect brand tags on apparel ready for packaging.