The quality dude is looking for durable, high-quality products amidst all the crap that breaks down into his hands in just a moment. Price and brand when they no longer guarantee quality! Now it’s time for the t shirts for couples.
Here are the tips for t-shirt shopping:
- The thin hair on the top of the jersey indicates that the t-shirt is easy to pounce on.
- Check against the light that the knitwear surface looks flat and must not look “cloudy”. If it looks cloudy, then the yarn is uneven, sometimes thinner, sometimes thicker. In use, such a knit easily forms a hole for a thin thread.
- The material must be neat. It is flexible, but when it is stretched it must also recover quickly.
- A very slim, downhill sweatshirt can be beautiful but not very durable. Thicker sweatshirt is better for washing.
Many knitwear contain spandex, which becomes gray in laundry
The material should feel good in the hand. Try to see if the sweatshirt fists. If it wrinkles a lot, it means that the jersey is of poor quality cotton, made from shorter fiber. This also makes the garment more palpable because it has more fiber ends.
The seams should be straight. In particular, the side seams must not curl forward or backward. When you put the garment on the table as a blanket, it should be straight. If the seams are slightly twisted, they will rotate even more in the wash.
- Make sure the edges and cuffs are firm.
- Loose loosening even more in the wash.
The casual hem or cuff does not last in everyday use
If the t-shirt has a print, embossing or glitter, then the fabric should have at least some flexibility. Try stretching your clothing at the store. Also, try gently scrubbing to see if the pattern comes off easily. Special printing is never as permanent as regular printing.
The color stability of a garment is difficult to test in a shop, but you can try color by rubbing the garment against white fabric. If the fabric starts to dye right away, it will certainly fade in the laundry.
When buying, make sure that the t-shirt looks neat, smooth, clean and unused. Sometimes cheap chain clothes look like they have been worn for a week.
Finnishness in clothes does not necessarily mean the best possible quality: in Finland, small designers often sew the clothes themselves, which does not always guarantee the best possible work. However, it favors small brands that make their products in Europe. Usually, the clothes made in Europe are of higher quality than those made in the Far East, where the controls are not as good.
The garment must also sit well. Always fit a t-shirt before buying.
If the product becomes peeled, discolored or discolored, or rusted immediately after first use and properly washed, then it is not good and can be returned to the store.