I was suckered into buying from Quince so you don’t have to

[Anonymous]

Thank you! Confirms my skepticism of DTC Instagram brands.

[Anonymous]

Ordered a pair of linen pants—terrible. Granted they are white, but they are so cheap and see through. Old Navy has better quality.

[Anonymous]

Darn, I had placed my first order a few days ago. At least you thought the return process is easy.

[Anonymous]

Cashmere is not hard to maintain. I buy Bompard and Johnston's of Elgin, so basically one a year on sale and add to the collection. I store them in proper cotton zip cashmere bags and freeze them for a few days each spring so never had moth damage.

They barely pill and I've had some for a decade and you can ship them back for repair; the lost art of not wasting money on fast fashion. My 10 year old ones look very much like new and they definitely are worth it in how they look and feel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cashmere is not hard to maintain. I buy Bompard and Johnston's of Elgin, so basically one a year on sale and add to the collection. I store them in proper cotton zip cashmere bags and freeze them for a few days each spring so never had moth damage.

They barely pill and I've had some for a decade and you can ship them back for repair; the lost art of not wasting money on fast fashion. My 10 year old ones look very much like new and they definitely are worth it in how they look and feel.

10 is a lot of cashmere sweaters! One every year?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seen the ads, great reviews, low prices and wondered if it’s too good to be true? Is the stuff just trash?

Well I can confirm that yes, yes it is trash and not even worth your effort to click checkout.

I purchased this Mongolian cashmere sweater tee in “minimal pink”. It was more like minimal threads. This thing was very, very thin. Think tissue t-shirt but a little thinner material. That would be this.

https://www.quince.com/women/cashmere/cashmere-tee-shirt?color=minimal-pink


So no matter how alluring those ads look, the low prices and those supposed 5 star reviews, don’t be suckered like I was.

There was one positive - it was easy to return and get a refund.

If it seems too good to be true …

[Anonymous]

I ordered linen sheets and down pillows from quince and was pretty happy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My cashmere ALWAYS pills and looks crappy after a year. I prefer to buy low price and toss....
The only items I can maintain long term are cashmere shawls / ponchos

Pilling is pretty easy to fix with a fabric shaver.

Can you recommend one? I have more of a comb and it doesn't do much

[Anonymous]

I have been happy with all my quince purchases but I don’t buy their cashmere.

[Anonymous]

There was a big article in maybe the NYT awhile ago about cheap cashmere and how it’s not worth it. I wouldn’t buy their cashmere but I have bought other stuff from Quince (tees, one of the cotton sweaters) and it’s decent. They do run “short” though if you are taller or have a long torso.

[Anonymous]

I think it really depends on the product. Agree that the cashmere is crap but the jewelry and bedding are both really nice. I have had a quilt for two years that I love.

[Anonymous]

> Crafted from 100% Grade-A Mongolian cashmere
15.8 – 16.2 micron thickness, 12 gauge, 34-36mm fiber length creates a super soft hand feel

We're they lying?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why does it have so many 5-star reviews?

Online reviews are fake or filtered.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Darn, I had placed my first order a few days ago. At least you thought the return process is easy.

Reporting back that I’m actually quite happy with my order!

[Anonymous]

I like my quince sweaters a lot. TBF, I’ve never owned cashmere before. But the quince sweaters I bought are very warm and soft and I’ve been happy with them.