Sri Lanka’s apparel industry is pinning its hopes on its ‘Garments without Guilt’ initiative to give it a competitive edge as an ethical producer in a crowded international market. It’s a bold stance, but one the country believes will help enhance buyer loyalty and tap into consumer concerns over the conditions in which their clothes are made. Leonie Barrie reports.

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