Elise Don had always believed that Fenton's fabric could never be faulty unless someone switched it.
So, when she found the fake product in Fenton's packaging, she wasn't relieved to pass the blame.
Elise Don removed the protective mask, stretched out the fabric, and seriously sniffed it before speaking to Shay Windsor.
"Fenton's color fixative has always used EU standard products, with a smell similar to ethanol, but this warehouse is filled with a formaldehyde smell, which gave me a clue."
"There are many factories in Southeast Asia that like to use this kind of fixative, as it's cheap, leading to poor color fastness. Combined with the transport from the humid areas over there, the climate accelerates the fading, so..."
Raymond, experienced in garment processing, thought he could increase his profits by replacing Shay Windsor's goods with cheap raw materials but overlooked that the fabric itself could tell those who know it where it came from.
