Hello, I’m working on a school project about the rise of low-quality clothing and how it affects consumers. I’m collecting personal experiences as informal research.
If you’ve had issues with clothing wearing out quickly (e.g., seams ripping, fabric pilling, shrinking, losing shape, broken zippers), I’d really appreciate hearing what happened what item it was, where you bought it, and how long it lasted.
Been wanting to buy a piece from this shop. Do you know if it is legit?
https://www.cruisefashion.com/
Thanks!
I don’t usually post about brands, but this one honestly deserves it.
If you’re someone who is tired of fast fashion and actually wants premium, classy, long-lasting clothes, you NEED to check this out.
I found this brand called House of Mantra and their collection is just
The fabric feels premium, the designs are super elegant, and the best part it’s sustainable, not that fake “eco” marketing stuff.
It’s one of those sites where you keep scrolling and go like:
“Okay… this is nice… wow this is also nice… damn this too” 😅
Sharing before it becomes too mainstream 👀
If you’re searching for premium & sustainable women’s clothing, this is 100% worth checking out.
Let me know if you’ve already tried it or if you find something good there
Hiya, has anyone ever bought trousers from Brava? Their website has measurements, but they don't seem right. Trying to figure out if their sizes are as other brands or do they run big / small. Let me know if you have experience dealing with that brand. Thanks
Everything in AR/VR is either bulky or looks like cheap plastic. I've seen the RayNeo X3 Pro photos, and the design is sleek. It's got the full-color, dual-display true AR tech, which is a major leap over smart glasses like Even G1 and Meta RayBan Display and Snap Spectacles, but it looks like a real piece of eyewear. If the frame has the right weight and finish (rumors say aerospace-grade alloy), this could actually be the first smart glass that integrates with a proper techwear look instead of ruining the fit. Fingers crossed for the November drop
A recurring thread for talking about things related to sustainable fashion. Be nice.
