The Factory Floor | Blood, Sweat and T-Shirts | Warner Bros. TV

Stacey Dooley’s first appearance on TV, in the iconic series about the true cost of fashion, first broadcast in 2008. Six young fashion lovers swap shopping for the factories and backstreet workshops of India to learn how the clothes they wear are manufactured. They start at the top, working for Shahi Enterprises in New Delhi, a multi-million pound factory that makes clothes for some of the biggest UK high street names. They learn to sew before joining the production lines where every worker has targets to meet. Supervisors patrol the lines and, at lunch, the sexes are made to sit apart. As unskilled workers they're paid around one pound fifty a day, a basic living wage in India. #BloodSweatAndTshirts #Documentary #fastfashion #BBCThree #BBC This award-winning, thought-provoking reality series immerses ordinary people in situations that reveal the true human cost of producing the everyday items that everyone takes for granted. When a group of fashionistas works in an Indian clothes factory, they learn the hard way the true cost of their fashion habit. After churning out hundreds of clothing items per day and talking with their Indian co-workers about life, family values, teamwork and respect, the participants find their perspectives changed forever.