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My understanding is that the problem isn’t QA but rather that manufacturing to a tight tolerances costs more. Specifically because you can stack a bunch of shee
by seoaeu 4y ago
My understanding is that the problem isn’t QA but rather that manufacturing to a tight tolerances costs more. Specifically because you can stack a bunch of sheets of fabric and cut them all at once, provided you are willing to accept slight differences in the measurements on each.
- bombcar 4y agoOr even that it’s the same factory. The big stores/companies have factories around the world producing and that can lead to lots of variation. Some high end tailored clothes even sells you the entire bolt of cloth in case you want to match it later, because everything the same the bolts will vary slightly over time. This is also why so much clothes now is stretchy.