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Why two copies of the same model can feel different

Short answer: Yarn and fabric are made in batches. Two batches can differ slightly in fineness, density and shade, ev...

What is checked before a garment is packed

Short answer: Measurements, seams, color and flaws in the fabric. These four points catch nearly everything that can ...

Why months pass between order and shelf

Short answer: The yarn is spun, the fabric is knitted and dyed, the garments are sewn and the goods are shipped. Each...

How a garment goes from fabric to finished product

Short answer: The fabric is laid out in many layers, the pattern pieces are cut all at once, the pieces are sewn toge...

How fabric is dyed and why the colour stays

Short answer: The dye bonds to the fibre in a warm bath, and this bond decides whether the colour lasts over time. Ex...

How bamboo becomes viscose fibre

Short answer: The bamboo stalks are broken down into mass, dissolved in a liquid and pushed through fine nozzles into...

Where the bamboo for clothing comes from

Short answer: Most of the bamboo used for textiles is grown in Asia, mainly in China. The plant is a grass that grows...

How to choose a colour when shopping online

Short answer: Screens show colours differently. Choose by the name and description rather than the picture alone, and...

The best time of year to buy clothes

Short answer: Seasonal items are cheapest when the season is ending. Basics have no season, so the price moves less. ...

Why your size in particular is often sold out

Short answer: The middle sizes sell fastest because most people wear them. Shops buy according to a size curve, and w...

What to do if an item has a fault

Short answer: Contact the shop with photos of the fault and your order number. A manufacturing fault is different fro...

How to read a fibre composition label

Short answer: The fibres on a garment label are listed in descending order by weight. If viscose comes first, it is t...