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Quality in clothing is determined by evaluating the fabric type, construction, stitching, and finishing details. High-quality garments use premium materials and exhibit careful craftsmanship and durability.

• Key Indicators of Quality
• Fabric and Material: Natural fibers like linen, cotton, and silk are often indicators of quality due to their comfort and breathability. The fabric should have a smooth, substantial, and even texture without a lot of fuzz or pilling.
• Linen (which the unstitched suit material in the image appears to be) is known for being durable, highly breathable, and absorbent, making it a top choice for warm weather. High-quality linen feels smooth to the touch with only minor variations in the yarn, and becomes softer with every wash.
• Fabric weight (GSM) is also a factor; heavier, denser fabrics are often more durable and less likely to be see-through than lighter, flimsier materials.
• Stitching and Construction: Inspect the seams inside and out. High-quality items have tight, even stitching (often 8-12 stitches per inch) with no loose threads or gaps. Seams should be strong and ideally reinforced in high-stress areas.

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