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Cheap versus expensive in basics
Short answer: In basics the difference comes mostly from the weight of the fabric and how the seams are made. Two gar...
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What the price actually follows
Short answer: The price of a t-shirt follows the amount of fabric, the sewing time and how many links there are betwe...
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The packaging and what it says about the product
Short answer: A package with clear size, material and care instructions in several languages is a sign of a proper su...
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The smell in new clothes and where it comes from
Short answer: New clothes smell of packaging, transport and leftovers from production. A single wash almost always re...
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Uneven colour in the fabric
Short answer: Stripes or shadows in a solid color area come from dyeing the fabric. Small differences are normal and ...
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Clothes that are sewn askew
Short answer: If the side seam does not run straight down the side, the fabric was cut crooked. It does not correct i...
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Loose threads in new clothes
Short answer: A loose thread is almost always a leftover from sewing and not a defect. Cut it off close to the fabric...
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Printed labelling versus a sewn in label at the neck
Short answer: A print directly on the fabric cannot itch, but a sewn-in label can. That is why printing has become st...
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The weight of a single garment tells you something
Short answer: Short answer: A t-shirt in size L typically weighs between 110 and 180 grams. If it weighs less, the fa...
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A quality test after three washes
Short answer: Short answer: New clothes always look good. The real test is how they look after three washes, and ther...
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The gusset in briefs and what it is for
Short answer: Short answer: The gusset is the extra layer of fabric in the crotch. It is there for hygiene and should...
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Fly opening in boxer briefs or not
Short answer: Short answer: A fly is a practical detail, but it costs two extra seams against the skin. Many people s...
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