($29=198CNY) 23ss Embroidered Tool Shorts Item ID:40038
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($29=198CNY) 23ss Embroidered Tool Shorts Item ID:40038
$29 23ss Embroidered Tool Shorts (This year's first shorts, with details that show my sincerity) 💗Item ID:40038 🔥Weidian link: https://weidian.com/item.html?itemID=7337732638 🔥Buying price $25, I add $4 margin for the service charge of purchasing , so our selling price is $29 😓In others' high-end Weidian，the selling price range is $30-$50 Purchase Record: Purchased from the Hangzhou boutique as a VIP early access (purchased on February 19th). L*V's latest style from the Tools series, which I fell in love with at first sight. Short-sleeved shirt priced at 6850cny, shorts priced at 9800cny. "Enjoy boutique quality at a fraction of the price" - this is my advantage. As the most popular item in LV's Tools series this year, its popularity has increased after several months. The secondary market price is nearly 12k, and most sizes are sold out (bought from the boutique at 9800cny). Embroidery Equipment: Imported Tajima embroidery machine. The embroidery details of the "hammer" and "nail" are basically the same as those on the short-sleeved shirt (the data is consistent, but the fabrics of the short-sleeved shirt and shorts are different, resulting in different presentations). The difference is that the "ladder" pattern on the back has been changed to "scissors". After repeated modifications of over a dozen times, I strive for perfection in the shading details. Details are magnified to the stitch level; slow and steady wins the race in craftsmanship. Compared to rushing to deliver products to seize the market or achieving perfect details, I prefer the latter and have always done so. "From the pattern layout of each design to the stitching of each part." "Confidence stems from quality." I originally thought the hammer details on the clothes and pants were completely identical. Since I bought the genuine short-sleeved shirt and shorts genuine from the same boutique at the same time, they should be from the same batch. In reality, there are slight differences in the fine black textures of the hammer. The embroidery data for the retail is exactly the same, but due to the different fabrics, the degree of stitch penetration varies, resulting in slight differences when viewed closely. Clothing development is compared to clothing retail, and shorts development is compared to shorts retail. The finishing process of the garments is also important. The invisible "details" stem from the perfect restoration of the garment craftsmanship (the stitching method and joint craftsmanship are benchmarked against the retail from the original pattern, which is not the case for versions on the market, so the comparison is obvious). Market goods are priced at 439cny, and the sales volume of goods on the market is generally not high. Efforts are then made to focus on pricing, which is far higher than the quality, destined to be unstable. Color Difference Comparison: The time spent on fabric debugging alone is close to a month. Even the most ordinary black color cannot be underestimated. The correct tone is a black with a bluish tint, while market goods are simply pure black, easily distinguishable at a glance. The color difference under fill light is more obvious than under ordinary daylight, but there is almost no color difference when compared, and there is no need to worry about normal wear. Fabric Comparison: I have always emphasized that color differences are unavoidable, even for retail product from different dyeing vats. However, the fabric can be 100% consistent. Customized 32-count double-yarn combed cotton (100% cotton) with exactly the same fabric specifications. After the fabric is formed, special treatments such as texture and fuzz removal are performed to ensure that the wearing experience is also maximized. The inner layer of the fabric is made of light brushed velvet material (commonly used in luxury goods), providing better skin contact feedback. Even a thin layer is not stifling in summer. Market goods use terry fabric, easily distinguishable at a glance. Hammer Embroidery Comparison: The overall shape of the hammer embroidery on market goods is incorrect, with deviations in size. One letter is enough to see the difference. Market goods may look fine at first glance, but upon closer comparison, problems become apparent. The equipment and production attitude are not up to standard (the font layout is not precise enough, and the fullness does not reach the level of retail). Craftsmanship Gap: The white part uses double-layer embroidery (this is almost never done on market goods). retail's full, diagonal embroidery slightly reveals the background fabric. Market goods only have simple single-layer embroidery, with insufficient thickness and no background fabric visible. The difference in physical items: retail and mine have thick yet soft embroidery due to the characteristics of water-soluble embroidery. Market goods are thin and hard, with a huge difference in texture. Detail Point: The first gap at the bottom of the hammer tends to be rounded. All market goods have irregular shapes. "One detail outshines the entire internet." Both the hammer short-sleeved shirt and shorts follow the same rule and can be distinguished at a glance (you can check retail online or in boutiques, and they all follow this rule).