Lorena M. Caraballo
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The point of this thread is not to give you a checklist for "quality metrics," but rather help you develop an understanding of clothing. There are lots of quality hoodie companies in the world. Each makes a design according to their taste, much like how a chef creates a dish.
November 12, 2025 at 10:54 PM
The point of this thread is not to give you a checklist for "quality metrics," but rather help you develop an understanding of clothing. There are lots of quality hoodie companies in the world. Each makes a design according to their taste, much like how a chef creates a dish.
Reposted by Lorena M. Caraballo
The difference between a $40 and $100 hoodie will be about a few things:
— Location of production
— Time it took to produce the garment
— Quality of the materials
All of this can add up to how much you love wearing the garment over the long run.
— Location of production
— Time it took to produce the garment
— Quality of the materials
All of this can add up to how much you love wearing the garment over the long run.
November 12, 2025 at 10:54 PM
The difference between a $40 and $100 hoodie will be about a few things:
— Location of production
— Time it took to produce the garment
— Quality of the materials
All of this can add up to how much you love wearing the garment over the long run.
— Location of production
— Time it took to produce the garment
— Quality of the materials
All of this can add up to how much you love wearing the garment over the long run.