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How to Spot Clothes That Actually Last
Most clothing today is designed to fail. The average t-shirt is 40% thinner than it was in 1990, stitching density has dropped, and the entire fast fashion business model rewards disposability. But there are brands that opted out — and many of them are more accessible than you think. This episode breaks down the actual physics of durable clothing: why fabric weight matters more than brand names, how to spot a flat-felled seam, what "long-staple cotton" really means, and why a $30 pair of Dickies work pants can outlast designer alternatives. We cover the trinity of durability (weight, fiber…
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