Anonymous wrote:Quince is very hit or miss. Here's my experience:
1. Cashmere: miss, pills easily
2. Gold jewelry: hit, looks luxe, long-lasting
3. Leather purses: miss, looks plasticky
4. Cotton Cashmere sweaters (3% cashmere): hit, super soft and last long
5. Stretch Silk: hit, looks luxe, but washable and you can easily steam out the wrinkles
6. Shoes: hit, I have the driving moccasins, look and feel like M. Gemi
7. Pants: Miss (for me). They are suuuuuper high rise, come up to my boobs.
8. Activewear: Miss. The ultra-form feels too plasticky
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honestly even high-end brands are selling nothing but acrylic sweaters and elastic waist polyester trousers, so your best bet is to go with what fits you best. I like Madewell and Pistola jeans (on sale), but I get tons of compliments on a wide-leg pair I bought two years ago at Target. For sweaters, I shop TJ Maxx/Marshalls/Nordstrom Rack and use a sweater shaver to keep them looking decent. I'm struggling with athleisure because the quality is so bad across the board...
Would you recommend a shaver brand? I have this issue and a crappy shaver that cuts threads (replacement for a really old one that worked great).
NP: I've had issues with sweater shavers too, now I use a sweater stone and find that it works really well.
I have Electrolux, works like a magic on sweaters and coats.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Honestly even high-end brands are selling nothing but acrylic sweaters and elastic waist polyester trousers, so your best bet is to go with what fits you best. I like Madewell and Pistola jeans (on sale), but I get tons of compliments on a wide-leg pair I bought two years ago at Target. For sweaters, I shop TJ Maxx/Marshalls/Nordstrom Rack and use a sweater shaver to keep them looking decent. I'm struggling with athleisure because the quality is so bad across the board...
Would you recommend a shaver brand? I have this issue and a crappy shaver that cuts threads (replacement for a really old one that worked great).
NP: I've had issues with sweater shavers too, now I use a sweater stone and find that it works really well.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Quince is very hit or miss. Here's my experience:
1. Cashmere: miss, pills easily
2. Gold jewelry: hit, looks luxe, long-lasting
3. Leather purses: miss, looks plasticky
4. Cotton Cashmere sweaters (3% cashmere): hit, super soft and last long
5. Stretch Silk: hit, looks luxe, but washable and you can easily steam out the wrinkles
6. Shoes: hit, I have the driving moccasins, look and feel like M. Gemi
7. Pants: Miss (for me). They are suuuuuper high rise, come up to my boobs.
8. Activewear: Miss. The ultra-form feels too plasticky
I have 2 pairs of shoes and they are awful. One is falling apart. But I don't have the driving mocs so it may be some are good and some are bad. The woven plastic purses are terrific. They do not look plasticky. Agree on the other stuff.
I have the driving mocs. They are relatively comfortable but they definitely look cheap. I tried Quince a few times, but won't again. It's mostly trash. It's Shein junk curated to an "upscale neutrals" or "old money" aesthetic.