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I’ve noticed this even with “nice” clothing brands like Banana Republic. I bough a shirt, and within two months it was ready for the garbage pile. I’ve since s
by FredPret 5y ago
I’ve noticed this even with “nice” clothing brands like Banana Republic. I bough a shirt, and within two months it was ready for the garbage pile.
I’ve since switched over to the even more expensive Lululemon, which seems vastly better. Time will tell.
I’d rather have three very expensive shirts that fit great and last a decade than a tidal wave of garbage that costs the same in the end.
- adhesive_wombat 5y agoTimberland suckered me with their sustainable-fairtrade-robust vibe. I have never seen a pair of trousers disintegrate so fast in the wash, or a pair of jeans wear though at the knees so rapidly.