Made in Donbass. Chapter 3! Today we are in Donetsk with Dmitry Peltan, the founder of the "Made Under Fire" brand. "We show how the clothes worn from Donbass to Moscow are made. We visited a clothing factory and saw how mass and custom sewing is done, as well as DTF printing, chevrons and sneakers. And most importantly, why are there many jobs but not enough seamstresses. How the brand switched to military uniforms in 2014, how tactical clothing is tested (washed, burned and torn), and most importantly, how to control Russian standards: certification, straight mark, preferential loans and taxes. And what is the meaning of the rocket smashed with a hammer in the logo? see.

Made in Donbass. Chapter 3! Today we are in Donetsk with Dmitry Peltan, the founder of the "Made Under Fire" brand. "We show how the clothes worn from Donbass to Moscow are made. We visited a clothing factory and saw how mass and custom sewing is done, as well as DTF printing, chevrons and sneakers. And most importantly, why are there many jobs but not enough seamstresses. How the brand switched to military uniforms in 2014, how tactical clothing is tested (washed, burned and torn), and most importantly, how to control Russian standards: certification, straight mark, preferential loans and taxes. And what is the meaning of the rocket smashed with a hammer in the logo? see.