Textile industry. Worker examining newly dyed fabrics in a textile factory. Around 10 to 20 grams of dye powder are used to dye 120 kg of fabric. The dyes need to be resistant to machine washing and bleaching by sunlight. This factory, run by the French company Devanlay, is producing clothing for the Lacoste company. Lacoste, founded in 1933, is one of the world's major clothing, garment and footwear companies. Devanlay has been producing Lacoste clothing since 2006. Photographed in Troyes, France.