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Case Study:: All Saints Project Just noted that in February 2014, Ecouterre reported that All Saints rated at the bottom of a survey conducted by the Responsible Sourcing Network that was designed to see how socially responsible brands supply chains were. All Saints need to become more transparent by disclosing suppliers code of conducts. Transparency is now more of an expectation than an option, says Reformation founder Yael Aflalo. "I think that the millennial generation is really starting to push the boundaries of traditional fashion retail and driving demand for honesty and transparency for the products they purchase,"she says. (HOANG, 2016) All Saints have consumers with a high disposable income, whereas Primark’s consumers shop with them due to the low pricing of their products. Even though Primark’s consumers may be saddened by what happened, they do not have the luxury to choose from multiple brands to shop with and so may continue to shop there just because it’s what is affordable for them. The guardian asked people in Granary Square, London, if how clothes were made affected their purchases. (Fishwick, 2014) The general findings from this were that they can’t always shop how they would morally wish to because of money issues. Having a higher disposable income comes with the privilege to choose f