“Two-thirds of U.S.-based apparel mills, they have fewer than 10 people. You can think about all these contracted factories in Bangladesh , in Vietnam , they typically have 1,000, 2,000 or even 5,000 workers. My point here is, yes, domestic factories, they can do prototyping, do sampling, but when you ask them to scale up, there’s so much they can’t do,” Lu said.Lu said part of the problem is the lack of lead up. Trump’s tariffs have been a whirlwind that has seen a slew of brands and retailers considering ...