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RE: LeoThread 2025-04-27 16:59

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For example, a direct comparison of clothing from the 1980s to today reveals a stark decline in quality. Vintage items boast impeccable craftsmanship and premium materials, whereas modern equivalents frequently feature synthetic blends and poor seams that offer little longevity. The rise of fast fashion, notably propelled by retailers like Zara, exemplifies this shift towards rapid production and cheap quality in clothing, rendering clothes disposable rather than long-lasting investments.

The Fast Fashion Effect and the Dimminimous Exemption