Woman-Owned Does Not Mean Ethically Made

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Factory Settings

Chelsey Brown

4 episodes

2 weeks ago

Not every brand is a scam—but some are built on marketing magic. Factory Settings breaks down your favorite brands, how things are made, what goes wrong behind the scenes, and how to tell what’s worth buying… and what just looks good on social. Influencer-backed brands that rise overnight could turn out to be mass-produced catalog items with a fresh logo slapped on. Others call themselves “sustainable” while churning out goods made of questionable materials. The hosts hold brands accountable- including their own. This isn’t another "feel-good" founder podcast.

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Woman-Owned Does Not Mean Ethically Made

Factory Settings

49 minutes 8 seconds

6 months ago

Woman-Owned Does Not Mean Ethically Made

Chelsey and Marinda return from Asia with more than just jet lag—they come back gutted. This episode pulls the curtain back on the shiny branding and reveals the truth: child labor, sweatshop floors, and factories that some “woman-owned” brands don’t want you to see. From a close brush with jail over a single Instagram post to watching people sleep next to the machines they operate, Chelsey talks about the trip that broke her and reshaped her standards for good. If you think that a “woman-owned” label means anything without boots on the ground, think again.

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