PPE: From healthcare crisis to fashion trend

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A few months ago, Eric Phu, co-founder of made-to-measure t-shirt brand Citizen Wolf, started investigating how to manufacture personal protective equipment (PPE) at the company’s factory in Sydney.   Like others in the retail sector, Phu had heard about the global shortage of face masks, surgical gowns and gloves that was sending PPE prices through the roof and putting healthcare workers’ lives at risk during the coronavirus pandemic.   Unlike most brands, however, he ha

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