I very much agree about HM clothing, the fabric for this suit looks very cheap, it is not merino wool which is something I would expect Victoria to wear in something like this suit. I used to work one time in a very exclusive fabric store and the owner taught me a great deal about fabric and how clothes are made, even to this day I can walk along a rack of clothes and just by the touch tell the fabric is cheap or good and see if the garment is well made.....stops me in my track from by cheap clothes that will not last one season.
I understand that Victoria has to promote the fashions of Sweden and the companies yet this company does her no good in their cheap clothing lines.
I will say that HM has one product I just love, they make a great cardigan in all cotton in the greatest colors I have ever seen, you can wash and wear this sweater all year long with various tops or blouses, and it is not expensive at all. That is the only product I buy there for other pieces of clothing is so thin, thread count is in all fabrics not just sheets for the bed........and what China makes today is very thin cheap fabric.
Personally I don't care for H&M and other "fast fashion" brands, because of their low quality, poorly designs and materials that can literally fall apart after only some washes. I get more joy from clothes that I can keep for years and that are not so clearly tied to certain year's seasons and look outdated too quickly. Having a good dressmaker in the family also helps, so its just my kink ?
Its her red skirt from the baptism isn't it?
