We have learned that quality is relative.  The more we pay for something, the better we expect the quality to be!  Now that you have learned all about the manufacturing process from spreading and symmetry, to stitches and seams, to trims and pressing, here is your opportunity to evaluate the quality of things  you own.
Choose three items from your closet, one you paid a low price for, one you paid a moderate price for and one you paid a high price for (or maybe was a gift in a high price range).
Briefly describe each item type of product, brand and materials – knit or woven and fiber type), what the approximate selling price was and evaluate the quality of the item based on all the factors listed above.  End your evaluation with whether you think it was a good quality average quality or poor quality based on the price paid.