Cute flippy floppies. (And, hm... That girlie's hairdo was a bit scandalous! Good reporting, anyway.) Gracias! ;)

Awesomeness. I <3 flip flops. Can you go to the Volcom creedlers factory next? :)

I saw the article. And BTW nice bows :) Freaking sweet... I wonder if its possible to get custom....

While the sun may be shining for those strolling around in their havaianas, the grim reality for production workers at the factory in Campina Grande is a monthly wage of little over £100 for a 44-hour week. This is barely enough to feed a family. Ironically, the flip-flops are named after Hawaii, a destination that the workers could only dream of. According to Neil Kearney, director of the International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers Union, "the whole thing is a rip-off from top to bottom. The people making them are paid a low wage and consumers at this end pay a huge mark-up." Mr Kearney accuses the Brazilian footwear industry of having a poor reputation for health and safety, and says that companies are not doing enough. "There needs to be a significant tightening of the retailer's surveillance and monitoring of its supply chain." See article for more details: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/havaiana-the-march-of-the-fashionista-flipflop-409890.html

Here's the working link. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/this-britain/ havaiana-the-march-of-the-fashionista-flipflop-4 09890.html

Nylon should used REAL BRAZILIANS SONGS to make this video. It looks so "Argentina" and a fake Brazil! The article intention is good, but...

Marsus Minqu says: "Gracias" WAKE UP, SON!!!! In Brazil you say: OBRIGADO!

Unfortunately many people think Spanish is spoken in Brazil . . .