Two items of ethnic clothing may be very similar looking in the product picture and yet differ dramatically once you have the actual piece in your hands. Agapi Clothing is especially careful about just this type of gap constructional subtleties that distinguish an outfit that only looks festive from the one that truly feels luxurious. None of those constructional subtleties stands out individually; however, all taken together, it is usually these details that people refer to when they say an outfit "feels expensive."
This article will provide a list of details that you should be aware of before making a purchase, and places to check them in practice.
It must be noted that none of these details are ever mentioned in a product description; most consumers are not even trained to pay attention to them. However, once you learn the details to check, the difference between an ordinary item and a high quality one is almost instantly apparent.
Lining is one of those construction details that is almost never highlighted on a product description, yet has a greater impact on the look and feel of a garment than just about anything else. A properly lined garment will hang nicely, maintain its shape while being worn, and will not stick out or show in an unflattering manner despite the most exquisite material on the outside. A badly lined garment may look gorgeous on the outside, but just feel "wrong."
Take a closer look at the embroidery or embellishment on the borders of a section of an ethnic costume. In good quality costumes, the embroidery finishes nicely with the edges neat, without frayed threads. On less quality costumes, you can see the embroidery fading away and loose threads. This is something which is difficult to spot through a photograph.
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