No, that's wrong. Mass-produced clothing is the direct opposite of a commodity. A commodity would be silk, or cotton - the raw fabric used as base materials. W

No, that's wrong. Mass-produced clothing is the direct opposite of a commodity. A commodity would be silk, or cotton - the raw fabric used as base materials. What you then do with those materials to increase their value directly changes them from commodities into products. Put another way - gold is a commodity, as is silver. Jewelry, however, is not. It can't be a commodity if the material has been changed into a diversified form to increase its value - it has to be raw in order to be a commodity.