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Also uk based, I stopped buying clothing as it just doesn't seem reliable. Ordered the same shirt with quantity 3 and got 3 (slightly) different shirts. pair of
by bosie 8y ago
Also uk based, I stopped buying clothing as it just doesn't seem reliable. Ordered the same shirt with quantity 3 and got 3 (slightly) different shirts. pair of Levis jeans also feels very different than the same pair bought at House of Fraser. Don't know what is going on there.
- jghn 8y agoYour Levi’s example might just be Levi’s. They have numerous sub-categories and different vendors will be selling different ones. Also their QA is notoriously bad so things like fit between any two pairs can be a toss up
- fjsolwmv 8y agoA common practice is to sell the same branded product at a lower quality level when sold through a different retailer. Either intentionally or because QA rejects get sold cheap to wholesalers for use at discount stores. The modern twist is that these rejects can now get commingled back into the QA-approved inventory thanks to Amazon.