How many times have you followed the washing instructions and ended up with a different top from the one you started with? Either because the weave of the fabric has warped or the seams have twisted, neither lead to attractive garments. How about when part of the item stretches, like the neckline or hem and the rest stays the same. This just isn't what you paid for and I don't care if it cost £5 or £500, its not right. By quality fabric I don't mean expensive, I mean functional.
You can tell a quality garment by the feel with a little practice and it'll stop the wear and waste issue. I received the best text today, which I think explains my point, "people know you mean business when you're sporting a quality fabric!! :)" Hell yeah they do! You're clothes don't always have to be new but they should still look as if they are. Sometimes half the battle of looking stylish is looking smart and half the battle of getting what you want is feeling like you deserve it.
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