The company’s chairman, John Condilis, said “various options” were being explored to continue some outsourced local manufacturing.
John Condilis, is founder of the premium denim group Nobody Denim, which remains healthy.Melbourne-headquartered fashion label Nobody Denim – founded by well-known rag trader John Condilis – has axed 40 garment workers at its owned manufacturing facility leaving questions over the viability of the premium denim maker’s production in Australia.
John Condilis, chairman of Melbourne-based label Nobody Denim, says manufacturing in Australia is untenable. “We’re going through all the right processes to realise the assets to make sure that we do the right thing for all. It is impossible to run Australian manufacturing.” “While these workers want to work, the lack of clarity is not allowing them to seek Centrelink benefits, while they are desperately looking for other work. They’re in limbo and that is a very stressful situation for these skilled workers to be in,” said Ms Kruschel.
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