I Own a Garment Factory Here's What I Never Buy

I own a garment factory — and I'm exposing the 6 things I will never buy, and showing you how to spot every one of them in 10 seconds, right in the store. In this video: ✂️ The $5 t-shirt: why it's built to die in 6 washes (GSM, stitch density, shrinkage) ✂️ "Genuine leather": what the grades actually mean, and why it's third place ✂️ The dry-clean-only bargain blazer: why the label is protecting glue, not craftsmanship ✂️ Super-stretch jeans: the elastane percentage rule from the factory floor ✂️ "Cashmere blend" labels: how 5% cashmere doubles the price of a plastic sweater ✂️ The fake heavyweight hoodie: why GSM means nothing without the inside test Plus the complete 10-second quality check — three moves that work on most of what's in your closet. I manufacture garments for a living, and this is Seam Ripper — where a garment factory owner decodes fashion, one secret at a time. New videos every week. Which one surprised you most? Tell me in the comments. CHAPTERS 00:00 The industry doesn't want you to hear this 00:40 Why I know this (factory owner intro) 01:30 #1: The five-dollar t-shirt 04:00 #2: "Genuine leather" is third place 06:00 #3: The dry-clean-only glued blazer 08:00 #4: Super-stretch jeans 10:00 #5: The "cashmere blend" that isn't 11:30 #6: The fake heavyweight hoodie 12:19 The 10-second quality test 13:11 Recap: the six things I never buy 13:58 Next week: what a $5 t-shirt really costs to make #garmentfactory #clothingquality #fastfashion Music: "Ossuary 6 – Air" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) — licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0