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This difference, notably, is about the deskilling of labor, which allows factories to push down wages. By more closely adhering to trade definitions of "handmade," we can better protect what makes these type of processes — and the associated artisans — special. IG sarto_kang

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Thus, we can see a few things: First, what counts as handmade differs by craft tradition. Tailors, shoemakers, and leather artisans don't adhere to the same standard. Their standards are set by history and trade traditions. IG sartoria_salino
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