    Sentence 1: A successful U.S. apparel-naker,  for instance, may assemble basic men's khaki  pants in average sizes in Nexico, taking  advantage of low labor costs as well as  Mexico's proximity to the maker's Texas  distribution centers; at the same time, this  company can choose to manufacture products  with more variable demand, like khaki pants  with narrow waists and long inseams, in the  United States, providing fast turnaround for  retailers and lower exposure to inventory  risk.    Sentence 2: Outsourcing work to Hexico would  benefit apparel-nakers due to low labor  costs.    