Why Quality Fabrics Matter Even More in Domestically Made Garments
When garments are made domestically, the most visible cost difference is usually labor. Sewing in the United States, or any country with fair wages, worker protections, and skilled trades, costs more than overseas production, but focusing only on sewing costs misses a critical truth: When labor is at a premium, materials must be worthy of that investment. Cutting corners on fabric in a…










