The real story is in a garment's manufacture and don't rely on price and/ or designer label. So, don't get distracted who made it but focus instead how it was made, so that you can be sure you are getting for you are paying for.
They should not have loose threads, the meet the buttonhole perfectly, be sewn securely on heavier fabrics and should match the garment.
Firstly they should be flat and even, but also it is as well invisible from the outside. But a good hem allowance can be also a good sign.
They must be flat and not shown. If the lining is too stiff it will ruin the garment.
They should lie flat and not pull or wrinkle and be generous to let out if the need arises.
A good stitching is about 8 - 12 stitches per inch- plus they need to be straight and secure.
When you but a two piece outfit the patterns must always match up from piece to piece and also they need to match up on all seams.
Can be tricky because on one hand they should be hidden and dyed to match the garment, but many times they don't because they will stand for the trendy touch in the garment. But whether trendy or not they need to work smoothly without snagging!
So, how to show off the quality garment you bought? If not wearing it the right way the quality you bought can turn to look cheap and the good money you spent is out of the window.
Here are some tips how to achieve an elegantly loose fit when wearing your clothes!
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