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- Seen from a gallery window, hundreds of workers at the Indian Designs garment factory in Bangalore produce clothing for international labels. (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- Light streams in to the factory floor. (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- A seamstress checks her work. (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- A metal mesh safety glove protects a man’s hand as he uses a power tool to cut through a thickly layered pile of fabric. (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- Workers check over finished shirts. (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- Work stations at Indian Designs (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- Two women sort pieces for assembling shirts. (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- Pressers work their way through piles of shirts at the factory’s ironing stations. (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- Henna-covered hands working on a sewing machine machine at Indian Designs. (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- Exit routes are marked with yellow lines and green arrows along a corridor through sewing machines at Indian Designs. (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- Workers prepare layers of fabric for cutting. (Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- A woman readies pieces for embroidery machines. Multiple machines can embroider the same pattern simultaneously. Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- One of Indian Designs’ major global clients is Portland, Oregon-based Columbia Sportswear.(Photo: Krysten Massa)
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- Factory workers’ children and their teacher eye visitors at the company’s crèche, or day-care center, at Indian Designs’ Bangalore plant. (Photo: Alicia Bermudez)
