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I don't mind "fast fashion" for some items.  If something is more trendy, I don't want to spend a lot of money on the items because they aren't something I'm going to have in my closet for a long time.  However, there are times I am surprised at the quality of these fast fashion houses.  The items have held up much longer than I expected them to.

 

But let's be honest.  Anyone that is a fast fashion company isn't good for the environment.  That is common sense.

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@granddi wrote:

Any thoughts or experiences with Zara clothing fit, quality. How ab out  ordering on line?


I have two wool, lined blazers from Zara. They are from ten years ago...not boxy but fitted styles. I went up a size. They rival my Theory blazers in quality and fit. 

Zara has some real bargains but I only shop in-store as their sizing is all over the place.

 

I have a knock off Burberry trench from Zara. It rivals the fine tailoring and looks really great five years later...

 

Love Zara!😀😍😍😍🥰

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i have not shopped at Zara.  i'm not big on online ordering either as i like to try on garments first.  Wayy back when H&M first arrived here in the US, their fashions were nice quality.  The dress pants had a generous seam allowance for alterations, they had nice wool sweaters and blazers.  Along the way they, like so many other brands,  went downhill.  Macy's INC, same thing.   I still have a few H&M and INC pieces, from before they did new collections every 2 months.  

 

I love fashion.  i don't have money to burn and fashion pics with fancy scarvage to post daily as some here do   i do like quality in my clothing purchases and i don't collect so much stuff to "run to consignment" to dump off things worn once or twice.

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@CatsyCline wrote:

i have not shopped at Zara.  i'm not big on online ordering either as i like to try on garments first.  Wayy back when H&M first arrived here in the US, their fashions were nice quality.  The dress pants had a generous seam allowance for alterations, they had nice wool sweaters and blazers.  Along the way they, like so many other brands,  went downhill.  Macy's INC, same thing.   I still have a few H&M and INC pieces, from before they did new collections every 2 months.  

 

I love fashion.  i don't have money to burn and fashion pics with fancy scarvage to post daily as some here do   i do like quality in my clothing purchases and i don't collect so much stuff to "run to consignment" to dump off things worn once or twice.


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@Trinity11 wrote:

@granddi wrote:

Any thoughts or experiences with Zara clothing fit, quality. How ab out  ordering on line?


I have two wool, lined blazers from Zara. They are from ten years ago...not boxy but fitted styles. I went up a size. They rival my Theory blazers in quality and fit. 

Zara has some real bargains but I only shop in-store as their sizing is all over the place.

 

I have a knock off Burberry trench from Zara. It rivals the fine tailoring and looks really great five years later...

 

Love Zara!😀😍😍😍🥰


I just got my red jacket and I feel like a princess! Ha Ha

Just for feed back on sizing, I'm an 8 pant and 10 top. I ordered the medium and it fits. If you have long arms the sleeve length might be an issue. I would say it would not fit well over a bulky sweater as the back it not generous.The construction looks good ie seaming.  For under $100 its a good find.