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Most of the cashmere sweaters packaged for foreign trade are knock-offs and the quality is not good, so you cannot buy them.

How to identify foreign trade clothing:

1. Look at the style

Foreign junk clothing styles generally appear in single pieces, and rarely have the same style and style. Specifications and seller inventory quantities are basically one. If there is more than one piece of clothing of the same style, you can basically judge that it is not foreign junk.

2. Look at the labels

Because foreign junk clothing has been worn for a long time and washed many times, the trademarks will be curled, loose and slanted, yellow and old, and the specifications and numbers will be unclear. clear. The trademarks of many foreign trade clothes sold online will be cut off and then sold, which is what we often hear about label cutting.

If you suspect that the clothes you received are foreign garbage and the trademarks have been cut off, you can observe whether the remaining parts of the clothes that have not been cut off are obviously wrinkled or worn out. If so, be careful.

3. Look at the fabrics

Although the foreign trade final orders are cheap, they are all brand new clothes. Brand new fabrics are definitely different from clothes that have been worn by foreign junk. The difference can be seen just by looking closely.

4. Smell

No matter whether it is packaged or not, the foreign trade final order has a certain smell. This is the smell produced by some chemical substances in the production of new fabrics.

Foreign garbage is second-hand clothes, and unscrupulous merchants will wash, disinfect, and iron them later, so that the smell on the clothes is more of the smell of detergent and disinfectant. We should keep our eyes open when buying foreign garbage covered in "foreign skin". Although the tail goods are good, vigilance is essential