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It is ridiculous; I have a 20 year old t-shirt from a middling local brand that is still holding on, so I went and bought a similar one from them a year ago. I
by ykonstant 3y ago
It is ridiculous; I have a 20 year old t-shirt from a middling local brand that is still holding on, so I went and bought a similar one from them a year ago. It fell apart within six months. I cannot figure out where to find good, sturdy clothes anymore.
Edit: I just realized I am wearing said t-shirt right now!
- toofy 3y agoit’s literally why i just won’t buy clothes online anymore, not at all. and i know this is anecdotal, but so many people have been telling me the same thing over the last year or two. so often i’m disappointed, over and over again when i order online vs buying from a store. whether it’s the quality is terrible, the color is just wrong, or the fit is weird, buying online is an awful experience and seems to be getting worse. i can’t tell you how exhausted i got over time waiting for stuff to arrive, wasting time going through the exchange process, having to ship it back, waiting yet again for the new one to arrive, and then let down again. rinse and repeat over and over, so frustrating. i know how ridiculous this next thing sounds, but it’s just so much more satisfying doing a full on trip to the mall.
- gmerc 3y agoWelcome to the glory of capitalism - if things don’t break you can’t sell more. To answer your question: Japan. Uniqlo for example is a solid choice and if you want really long lasting things, buy in Japan directly. It’s the only society on the planet that has resisted the insanity of continuously sacrificing quality.
- ainiriand 3y agoIf you buy socks, buy Stance brand. Super solid. I do not have any other advice unfortunately.