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By focusing on the matter of sourcing, the documentary shows a prime example of how it is relevant in ones life. Highlighted throughout the video is the rapid spread of globalization. A sweater found online illustrates this concept. After examining the materials needed to make the sweater, determining the source of the supplies was the next step. The fabric needed was 100% cotton. A factory located in China produces this material. A company overseas in Taiwan is responsible for supplying the thread used to put the fabric together. The West Midlands in England was the source of the buttons. Mexico supplied the decorative beading attached all over the sweater. The documentary displays the different cultures that contributed to the making of this one garment. Each place had a small, yet crucial part in the creation of the detailed sweater. Ordering the sweater online provided a clear example of how fast and easy it is to make a purchase. While filming for the documentary, the amount of time buying the clothing estimated to be less than one minute. There is a comparable difference in time buying online than buying in store. From sizes, colors, and styles, the products online provide the customer with numerous options at just a click away. The focus of the documentary is sourcing because it is an aspect of globalization that has become applicable in many aspects of a persons life. It allows consumers to do things more efficiently without going out of their way. Manufacturers …
