How to recognize poor vs. good quality in clothes (in 5 points) | Justine Leconte

This video explains how to spot (cheap) bad quality clothing and what high quality would look like. You don't need to be a fashion designer to learn how to recognize poor quality!
I tackle the following 5 points:
- Good fit / Good cut
- Colors / Dyeing
- Prints / Appliqués / Jacquards
- Fabrics / fibers
- Sewing quality / Stitching / Threads

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FIBERS MENTIONED

- The core 4 natural ones: cotton, silk, linen and wool.
- The "new" natural ones (with better properties, derived from natural materials): modal (better than cotton), viscose (made from wood), tencel (made from bamboo).
- The most common synthetic ones: acetate (this one is old and not breathable, stay away!), rayon (a substitute for silk), nylon, acrylic (a substitute for wool), polyamid, elathane (great to make e.g. a cotton fabric or denim fabric bounce back after you have moved!)

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