3 Essential Details I do to prevent Pilling on my clothes

[@59Drauz]

You provide a great resource! Thanks!

[@EnduringAttire]

I'm glad to help :)

[@JuCardin]

"It's just f*cking bad quality cashmere" ahahaha I love you so much 😄

[@beach_lion]

Fascinating details about the behind the scenes of fabric selection / costs! Subscribed! How can avoid low quality even when it's 100% cashmere etc? Are Everlane/Kotn type of brands good? Do you have any favorites? Edit: just saw your brand recs. How many wears do you think is normal before piling is noticable? Even just one night?

[@kenzotheband]

Thank you for your great content mate! I learned a few things from you, so keep up the good work 🎈 one advice for the composition of the filming frame: try to stay in the middle of the camera but away from the picture in the background. This would enhance your look with the plain contrast of the wall. Happy Sunday, V

[@EnduringAttire]

Thanks for the tip man, that's true :)

[@محمدعلي.ج]

Your videos are informational & relaxing, keep it up. I would add that even 100% cotton sweaters if its really light you can instantly tell it will pil a lot, other than that it will lose shape. If I may also request the music you use in the background if that is possible. 😊

[@EnduringAttire]

Thanks man!! All the music I use comes from www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License

[@ankushsethi2823]

Nice information

[@carlsmith9864]

awesome video

[@EnduringAttire]

Thanks !

[@pintthereof4598]

What is your opinion about 100% cashmere jumpers from suitsupply? Thanks a lot

[@deanalainv]

What about cashseta from Zegna ?

[@byN91]

Now thats Neat wear

[@plantbased2846]

Luca Faloni is great!

[@ctlspl]

I just use a razor regularly to keep lintballs away.