Nobody Denim has axed 40 garment workers at it manufacturing site, Denim 108.
John Condilis, is founder of the premium denim group Nobody Denim, which remains healthy.
Denim 108 also manufactures combat uniforms for the federal government.
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.
Mr Condilis is a director of the Australian Fashion Council, and chairman of Nobody Denim, which sells to The Iconic and David Jones. He also makes combat uniforms for the government, a contract he says can no longer be serviced.
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