[ SECRET POST #4698 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4698 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Why oh why

[(Anonymous)]

The answer is that clothing is made from fabric that's designed to fail.

It's actually rather remarkable how much work they put into making shit fabric for the garment industry.

Re: Why oh why

[tabaqui]

You know, that is so spot on. It's so frustrating. I take my stuff to the local dry cleaners who also do tailoring and mending, so i get things fixed or patched or whatever, rather than replaced.

But it makes me mad how quickly things wear out.

Re: Why oh why

[(Anonymous)]

If you think that's bad, try buying fabric to make your own clothes, putting 10+ hours into a pair of jeans, and watching them fall apart in a month.

Apparel fabric is SHIT.

Re: Why oh why

[tabaqui]

Oh, jeez. That is some fucking bullshite, right there.

Re: Why oh why

[(Anonymous)]

Omg it sucks. I was trying to make a dress and the fabric was pilling as I was sewing it. I'm 100% convinced that my local big chain fabric store gets all the fabric that even the cheap sweatshops pass on. It's that bad.

Re: Why oh why

[(Anonymous)]

And it's not just the chain stores, right? I've ordered from Mood and had designer denim and double knit bag out after a half-hour of wear.

WTF no.

Re: Why oh why

[(Anonymous)]

>:(

That is such a scam!

Retail quality is so poor now too. That's the reason I wanted to make my own stuff but I guess we're just locked out of getting quality fabric unless we pay for pre-made designer clothes.

My grandmother says quilting fabric has gotten a lot cheaper feeling too and she didn't want to make anything for the newborn in our family because it wasn't softening after washing.