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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What ISN'T poor quality, other than extremely expensive designer labels? And even a number of those companies have moved to Chinese manufacturing.[/quote]

Yes.  One of the reasons that I shop so much at Target now.  I'd rather spend $7 on a disposable top than $75 on a disposable top.[/quote]

Pleeeease tell me that when you say "disposable" you mean that you're donating this clothing somewhere and not literally disposing of it in the trash.[/quote]

If it's still in good enough shape to donate, I donate.  But I won't donate something that is worthy of the trash.[/quote]

Aren't you the PP who wears something once and never again? If so, I sincerely doubt it's ready for the trash after that one wearing.[/quote]

It depends on what I've been doing that day.  If I manage to pop a button or put a hole or tear in an item of clothing, I generally just toss.  If it doesn't look good after a single wash (I don't donate dirty clothes, I always wash first) into the trash it goes.[/quote]

How often do you pop a button or rip your clothes? This is such a strange thread. [/quote]

It doesn't happen all that often but it does happen enough to mention.  It's far more likely for the clothes to come out of the wash looking worn.  I suppose I could hand wash/line dry but I'm just not going to go through that for a t-shirt.  Especially if I'm not ever going to wear it again. Easier just to toss/replace.[/quote]

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