Kmart shoppers are set to save hundreds of dollars each year as it slashes the cost of clothing items by manufacturing in Java, Indonesia.
Nine's A Current Affair reports some clothing will be reduced by more than 20 per cent as designers claim they can order on such a scale that their goods are cheaper and of better quality.
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"Customer expectations are rising at an incredible rate," Kmart managing director Ian Bailey told A Current Affair.
"We sell 800 million things a year. You don't have to make a lot of money on each thing for it to still be a very profitable business," Bailey said.