Dhgate clothing - sellers and recommendations

[Manimo]

Been looking on here for a while but unsure if there any decent.
Few of my pals have bought the football kits and they look amazing but I'm tempted by the stone island gear and cp company.

Has anyone had any dealing or bought from here?

Cheers

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[standardpostage]

Never heard of it ?  Chinese site !

[mr.bluesky]

As standardpostage says Chinese site. Wholesale market site from China cheap rip off tat especially the football shirts I imagine. Only 1.6 ☆ rating on trust pilot. Wouldn't touch them with a bargepole 
Unless you want to loose your money or wait months for tacky rip off products .

[Pillowtalk]

and made with slave labour too.

[PepeMAGA]

Looks similar to Temu etc.

[Darren101]

They’ve been around for years.  All designer stuff will be knock offs.  Don’t know about quality.  Suspect delivery time will be slow but they’re a legit even if not great

[mr.bluesky]

and made with slave labour too.

Arn't most imported goods nowdays made with slave labour,  I bet most football shirts are made in Indonesian sweat shops for a mere pittance and sold in this country for £80.

[Pillowtalk]

Arn't most imported goods nowdays made with slave labour,  I bet most football shirts are made in Indonesian sweat shops for a mere pittance and sold in this country for £80.

Probably, so don't buy them.

[PilotMan]

Arn't most imported goods nowdays made with slave labour,  I bet most football shirts are made in Indonesian sweat shops for a mere pittance and sold in this country for £80.

You say you're unsure, but are willing to bet.

Depending on how much are you willing to wager, I might be willing to take you up.

[mr.bluesky]

You say you're unsure, but are willing to bet.

Depending on how much are you willing to wager, I might be willing to take you up.

Looked at the Coventry City shirts and training tops, etc in the Coventry club shop recently. Hummel are our kit supplier, A Danish company but they were all made in Indonesia, I wonder why that is , cheap labour perhaps 
I bet most sports shirts / football shirts are not made in this country

[PilotMan]

I bet most sports shirts / football shirts are not made in this country

That I would concur, as are the majority of clothes.

[PilotMan]

Arn't most imported goods nowdays made with slave labour, 

Cheap labour, maybe.

But to say "Arn't most imported goods nowdays made with slave labour," is rather ill thought out.

The Modern Slavery Act 2015 would apply to Coventry - there are serious financial and reputational consequences for failure.

[mr.bluesky]

Cheap labour, maybe.

But to say "Arn't most imported goods nowdays made with slave labour," is rather ill thought out.

The Modern Slavery Act 2015 would apply to Coventry - there are serious financial and reputational consequences for failure.

It would apply to Hummel, they are the kit manufactuer.

[PilotMan]

It would apply to Hummel, they are the kit manufactuer.

It would apply to Coventry, irrespective of whether Hummel are the manufacturer, or Fred in Brum makes them in his shed, or they buy them direct from a factory overseas. All UK businesses with a turnover greater than £36M, have wider legal obligations and  responsibilities under the modern slavery act 2015.

This applies to every business, no matter what they do. You have to put out an annual statement of what steps you are taking in your business to ensure your supply chain is free of slave labour etc. Lots of businesses with turnover of less than the legally required threshold are also declaring and publishing an annual statement.