1. Observe the color of the clothes.

Because the color of old clothes will look older, you can identify this type of clothes by looking at them.

2. Look at the hangtag

It means to see whether the hangtag of the clothes matches the clothes. You can know the information of the clothes from the hangtag, so you can touch the clothes according to the fabric provided by the tag to see whether they match.

3. Smell

Because refurbished clothes have been around for a long time, many of them will retain the odor left by previous wear. If refurbished clothes are not washed, they will leave musty smell, sweat smell and other odors; in addition, some refurbished clothes will be washed and will also leave a distinct fragrance, which new clothes should not have.

4. Look at the details

Although the second-hand clothes have been processed, if you look carefully, you will find that the elbows, collars, knees, armpits and other parts of the clothes have often been bent before. There will be traces of wrinkles and friction, but these details need to be observed very carefully to discover them.

Extended information

Even if old clothes have been simply washed and renovated, if you examine them carefully, you can still find traces of wear that are difficult to conceal. Check the labels on the clothes. If old clothes are worn for a long time or washed, the labels and tags will become bent and loose.

Consumers should be vigilant if they find signs of yellowing, old specifications and numbers that are blurred, or trademark tags that have been folded and reprinted. Whether new or old, purchased clothes must have hangtags and certificates of quality from regular manufacturers. Never buy imitation products just to save money.