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Stretch and release as a quick test

Short answer: Pull the fabric across and let go. If it springs back, the item holds its shape through the day. If it ...

Hold the fabric up to the light and see what happens

Short answer: If you can see your fingers clearly through the fabric, it is thin or loosely knit. That says something...

How to judge quality with your hands

Short answer: Grab the fabric, feel the weight, stretch it lightly and see if it springs back. Three seconds with you...

What makes a fabric resistant to bobbling

Short answer: Short answer: Long fibers, a tight knit and a firmly twisted yarn give fewer pills. Short fibers and a ...

Thread count in bedding and what the number means

Short answer: Thread count is the number of threads per square inch in a fabric. Up to a certain point, more threads ...

Yarn count and what it tells you about the fabric

Short answer: A high yarn count means a thinner and finer yarn. That gives a softer, more even fabric, but also one t...

Grams per square metre explained in practice

Short answer: The number tells you how heavy the fabric is. Under one hundred forty is thin, around one hundred eight...

The neckline on your t-shirt has gone slack

Short answer: A sagging neckline comes from the garment being pulled over the head and hung on a hanger. Fold the gar...

The hem rolls up at the edge

Short answer: Single jersey always curls at a free edge. That is the nature of the fabric, not a flaw, and steaming o...

Small holes by the seam and where they come from

Short answer: Small holes right at a seam almost always come from rubbing against a buckle, a button or a table edge,...

Should clothes be packed in paper or plastic for storage

Short answer: Short answer: Paper lets moisture escape, plastic seals it in. If the garment is completely dry, plasti...

Do expensive garments always last longer

Short answer: Short answer: No. Price also covers marketing, retail margins and design. Lifespan is decided by yarn, ...