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Consumer Buying. Advanced. Joy Jordan, Extension 4-H Youth Development Specialist and Tiffany Browning, 4-H Project Coordinator, Department of Family Youth & Community Sciences. Things to Ask Yourself When Buying Clothes:. Is the fabric of high quality? Is the garment well constructed? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Joy Jordan, Extension 4-H Youth Development Specialist and Tiffany Browning, 4-H Project Coordinator, Department of Family Youth & Community Sciences

Things to Ask Yourself When Buying Clothes: Is the fabric of high quality? Is the garment well constructed? Does the garment fit well? Is the overall appearance of the garment

good? Is it of high enough quality for the price?

What to Look for in Fabric Nylon and polyester are the most abrasion

resistant so when you combine these with cotton, rayon, or wool, you have a more durable fabric.

Smooth fabrics will last longer than rough ones.

Certain fabrics will require more care so make sure to look into this when purchasing your clothing.

Construction Qualities

Button holes and buttons securely attached with no loose threads.

Pleats should be evenly spaced and hang straight.

Hems should be even around the garment and the stitching should be tight.

Construction Qualities

Seams should be well finished and have no loose threads hanging off.

The garment should be finished appropriately.

Pockets should be well made and reinforced.

Construction Qualities

Your garment should fit you well!Pockets should not bulge,There should be no wrinkles when you wear it,And the seams should be straight.

Remember: Price = Quality

» Quality of Fabric

» Quality of workmanship

» Number of details & trim

» Brand or designer name

» Store where it is being sold.

Price Reflects:

Before Buying Something, Ask Yourself:

Does it improve my appearance? Will it be easy to care for? Is it comfortable when I move around? Does it fit into my current wardrobe? Can I wear it often? Does it fit into my budget? Is it really me? Do I need it?

Wise Buys

$ Choosing your clothes based on their quality and value will help you get more out of your clothes.

$ You should not choose based on the price, rather the cost per wear.

$ Cost-Per-Wear $

CPW = Cost + Cost of Care*Number of Wearings

* Cost of care is about 25¢ per washing.

Applying them to Shorts• Look at each of the pairs of shorts in front of

you.• Read each situation and rank them in order

of 1-4 based on which one has the most quality for the price as well as how well it fits the need in the situation.

• Be prepared to give reasons as to why you placed them in the order that you did.

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