Tips to Spot Quality Clothing With Spark

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Expert Tips to Spot Quality Clothing With Spark

• Look For The Details
• Get Up Close And Personal
• Decent Hem Allowances
• Care Instructions Label For Natural Fibers
• Pattern Matches At The Seams
• Natural Fibers
• Strong Stitches
• Well-Cut
• Fabric Patterns That Match Up
• Good Quality Thread
• Finished Seams

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Look For the Details

• A high-quality garment is something you're going
  to have for a long time - and something its
  makers expect to last for a long time. So Sara
  says "something women should learn to look for
  are those well-crafted functional details like
  generously cut pockets or extra buttons and yarn
  sewn into the inside of the garment." These
  little details will extend the life of your new
  investment.

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Decent Hem Allowances

• The hem allowance is the width between the
  hemline and the hem edge. If youre tall, you
  already know that this extra bit of fabric can be
  a life-saver when it comes to tailoring items to
  be a little longer.

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Care Instructions Label For Natural Fibers

• Natural fibers like silk, cotton, and wool stand
  up to wear and tear better than synthetic
  materials. 100 Cotton is using in Spark T-shirts.

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Pattern Matches At The Seams

• Check the side seams of a shirt and around any
  pockets to instantly tell if quality is high or
  not.

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Natural Fibers

• Synthetic fabrics are notorious for piling, and
  require lots of special care. If you want your
  clothing to look great wash after wash, stick to
  natural fibers like cotton, wool, linen and silk.

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Good Quality Thread

• Wimpy thread is only going to get wimpier over
  time, so take a minute to examine the quality of
  the thread that's been used to put the garment
  together. Does it appear to be strong enough to
  hold the fabric together? Could they have used
  something stronger? Are the stitches reinforced
  where they should be?

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Strong Stitches

• Inspect the stitching of any garment that you're
  considering for signs of unraveling, missed
  stitches, loose stitches, snags, crooked lines
  and other imperfections. Then, grab the fabric on
  each side of a seam, and lightly tug to see how
  well the garment holds together. If there's any
  sign of pulling apart, leave it on the rack.

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Finished Seams

• Look over the seams of any outfit that you're
  thinking of buying to make sure they lay flat and
  are free of puckers and other irregularities.
  Then, flip the piece inside out, and look at how
  the seams were finished. Unfinished edges are a
  sign of poor quality.

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