I'm probably the completely wrong demographic for your videos. Male 20 years old. Wardrobe consists of gym shorts t shirts, and sneakers but *I love watching your videos.*

I have no idea if another commenter has already mentioned this or if you will see it on a video this old and... I want to address your comment on the shoulder line of the Ines de la Fressange knitwear. I am a knitwear designer and that shoulder line is a common design choice in high end knitwear as part of the fully fashioned patterning - it is included to help distribute the weight of the knitted material away from the shoulder line where it creates the most tension through the shoulder line and arm scythe of the garment, helping to both increase the comfort of the wearer and the lifetime of the garment. It is NOT a manufacturing mistake, that can easily be seen by the decreasing of the stitches along that line (this is the 'fully fashioned' patterning I mentioned earlier. It is actually an indication of design investment and craftsmanship in the garment, not a mistake.

I think a lot of people need to remember the difference in target audience for Uniqlo - they are a Japanese brand that targets mainly the East Asian audience (famous for their heat tech, which is a MUST in the winter in northern Japan and Korea). So naturally, they lean more towards Asian fashion, which tends to be conservative and loose-fitted, with neutral and pastel colors. Their clothes are supposed to be used for layering, which is why many clothes are thin and stretchy for easy changing. Their main goal is comfort, not style. Also, Westerners should take note that Asian fashion brands tend to run small and short. So double check the length of your pants and, I cannot stress this enough, *ladies always triple-check the bust size!* Even if your shoulders and chest fit a size small shirt, your boobs may not. I learned this the hard way haha.

To clear things up: If you order from Uniqlo Europe you will get clothes with a European cut. I used to work at Uniqlo and the cuts and sizes are adjusted to different areas of the world, i.e. Japan, Europe, US.

First of all I love your video's! I've been a fashion professional for over 20 years (designer/ stylist) and I have one little remark. De striped sweater was (as far as I could see) knitted in a 'fully fashioned' way. It's a more expensive way of knitting sweaters and because of this it's completely normal that the shoulder seams are placed more to the back. It's actually a sign of quality. If the sweater is not fully fashioned, I rest my case! Keep up the good work!

I love Uniqlo largely because their lengths are more appropriate for my 5'2" frame. Asian brands tend to fit petite people better. And, having worked in a Japanese office for 3 years, they make clothes that are mostly conservatively shaped, appropriate and utilitarian for everyday work environments. The merino v-neck cardigan is the best thing they sell lol.

I live in Japan where Uniqlo is from and I guess the pattern is the Japanese body, short legs and arms and long trunk, as you said. But overall the shape of clothes are very well kept even after many washes, which is good.

Yes, please go higher end for a comparison. So informative. You are picky, but that's what we need!

Lovely reviews! Very detailed. I actually never bought anything other than the heat-tech line and undies from Uniqlo, but after watching this video I went to get some. I'm a petite Asian (5"1) with a long torso. From watching the reviews I had a feeling that the Uniqlo designs would fit me really well, and they do. (I don't know why, but the ones I bought do not have the shoulder line issue) Just like some other comments said, Asians do generally have longer torsos, especially people from East Asia. My observation is that the further south it gets, the longer the legs. (I notice that girls have shorter torsos and longer legs every time I travel to Southeastern Asia, and I get super jealous.) And as for the boxy design, I think it is a very Japanese thing. When I think of Japanese style, I think of comfy, boxy designs, although of course the more formal the style, the more fitted it gets. I am a pear, very skinny upper body, with absolutely no breasts at all (truth to be told, I don't think any bras from any Western brand could fit me. I sometimes have the feeling that Westerners just do not comprehend how tiny people's breasts can be.) Given my narrow shoulders and flat breast, I could look quite disproportional if I wear something fitted on the top, even if I wear it with my tightest jeans. So, when I buy tops, I look for those that are boxy, that have room around my upper body to increase volume on the top. If I want to show off my waist, I just tuck them in. I do wear fitted tops though, but when I do I always need to add scarves to create volume, or I would look disproportional again. I'm getting very off-topic, but I just wanted to note that people of different races have very different body styles, more different than many designers realize (but of course there are huge individual differences too). So, if you really like someone's style, but that person is of a different ethnicity than you, then you need to pay attention to a lot of details to successfully transform that style on to you. It's more than finding a similar cut and the right size.

I’m a male consumer so my experience with Uniqlo is vastly different but I for one like that the tops are cut with straighter, boxier lines. I think this reflects what I perceive as Uniqlo’s attempt to make straightforward articles of clothing. A fun take on basics rather than making statement garments. Overall prefer their clothing to other brands.

I imagine the straight fit is because uniqlo is a Japanese brand. I was there recently and the fashion is to wear really straight, oversized, non-fitted clothing.

YESSSSS, PLEASE HIGHER END. I want to start buying better quality clothing but I can never get a point of reference of brands that I should buy from.

I love uniqlo and totally agree with you in their designs and sizing, I usually prefer shopping in their store since I get to see all their sizes and try them all on. I think UNIQLO is more after the comfort than the aesthetic, but it could just be me. 💖 I love you channel!

Hi Justine! I'm really loving this series on different brands from the point of view of an experienced fashion designer. I was thinking it would be very interesting to see a video about Massimo Dutti, since it's a higher price point but still fast fashion/part of the inditex giant. Could you break down the price and explain to us if you see any jump in quality or if it's just higher profit margin without any improvement on quality of production/fabrics?

If you ever decide to buy anything from Uniqlo again, I suggest getting a shirt from their Heattech line. They are my life savers in winter. Specifically I suggest getting a long sleeve ballet neck shirt. The sleeves on these tops are purposefully slightly shorter than full length, this combined with the wide neckline allows you to wear them as an invisible warm layer under all your winter sweaters. Another favorite of mine are the drape wide lounge pants. When I am at home I wear those 90% of the time. I have also gifted them to my two sisters who are obsessed with them too now. We call ourselves the sisterhood of the comfortable pants. :P

I think the reason why it didn‘t fit you quite well is that Uniqlo is a Japanese brand. It was designed for Asian women which generally a bit shorter and thinner with smaller frames. Although you are quite slim, you are tall and your frame structure is unlike the Asian’s. That’s why everythings seems short on you. However, women in Asia like to go for something bigger and looser instead fitted clothings. So the tops sold in Uniqlo are long enough for your torso and a bit boxy in style. I’m a big-framed curvy women (US size 8)living in Hong Kong. It is always a struggle for me to shop here. I can only buy clothes in some foreign brands.

Love the honesty :) could you do a review on Everlane? They’re a brand that’s exploded so it would be great to see what a professional thinks

i love the way you say Ines de la fressange.

I LOOOOOOVE Uniqlo!!! I’m obsessed. Everything lasts incredibly long and stays looking new even after many washes. I am obsessed with simple quality basics, and Uniqlo is my go-to nowadays.

I am a fan of the down jackets because of the following reasons: 1. They are easy to carry around 2. They ARE shorter than other outerwear so they act as a bonus layer of insulation IN TANDEM with other outerwear. 3. They are super travel-friendly with a bag 4. Pop them in a machine, in a laundry bag, all clean! I bought one from 2012, still going strong right now in Canada!

I would love for you to make a "price" video! For me as an non-educated person when it comes to clothing and production, I find it difficult to have an opinion on what is cheap and what you should expect from quality. For instance, 80£ is for me a higher price for a sweater, but not true in this case as you found it very cheap for cashmere. So what "should" it have been priced? And what about other fabrics and techniques (beads, embroidery, etc)? And when are you just paying for the name and not quality?

I’m Asian, 5’3” (1.6m) and 115lbs (about 52-53kg) and Uniqlo clothes fit me really well. I find pants a little bit long for me but it’s ok. I love the Ines de la Fressange collection - they have a loose fit but very cute! All their undergarment are great too, I like the fit but also feel like their materials are super comfortable. I dont even want to wear any other bra after I wear their bras. The problem about arm holes is true though. In comparison with Loft (an American brand) I think Uniqlo clothes have better material, they still look good after many wears.

I personally love uniqlo clothing. The fabrics I normally get are those that are natural materials and the movements in the fabric seems to be for an active life style (city where you are running around all day doing errands etc.) I am 5’9 and thinner frame and don’t have any issue with their length. Their sweaters too seem to fit perfectly well and also last long. I am happy to have found an affordable brand that’s also good quality.

Thank you very much for sharing this honest review. I live in France and I’m really happy that finally Uniqlo opens shop in this country. When you shop Uniqlo, you have to expect Japanese influence style, which I love. But for most european people the fitting is not always flattering. You also have to know that their light weight jacket are used for layering, that is why they are so fine. But when you looking for good pieces on a budget, I think Uniqlo is reliable. They have so many options : coton, merino (a must), heatech and airism collection. And they keep their form after washing machine... For now, it’s the only brand with affordable price and correct quality that I know. Do you know better options ? What about Esprit, Rodier or Tommy Hilfiger ?

Thank you for sharing your educated opinion! I've read many things about Uniqlo, but never dared to buy their clothes. Your video was very clear, and, as always, full of information. P.S.: Zara/Massimo Dutti, Mango, Benetton, Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren...

I‘d be interested in a video like this about brands that produce fair and sustainable fashion, like Armedangels etc. Their clothes are not cheap and it would be great to see your opinion on quality and so on.

I'd love a COS review

I love the down jackets from uniqlo. They're super light and I even wear them in the winter, when it's super cold. They're warmer that they look.

I love the Uniqlo sportswear! They are my go-to weekend attire, when I do a lot of walking [pre-pandemic]. I also love their fabric, especially the light-weight jackets, I can put it crumpled in my bag, yet crease free when I put it on.

I'm surprised that my favorite KZfaqr review my favorite brand! As a short South-East Asian (150 cm) with rectangle body, I fit into most Uniqlo products. I also love their minimalistic & conservative Japanese design. Probably 50% of my wardrobe consists of Uniqlo products, but I don't have their signature parka & heattech products since I live in a humid area. My favorite product is the pocketable hoodie, since it's very lightweight & fit for travelling. I admit some of their products are not a good quality, some have weird seam and bad materials. From your video I just realized that I have a thin linen parka that also have weird seam like your knit sweater. This video really open my eyes on how I should look into more details, even though I really like the design & color. Thank you Justine!

I"m glad you go over these issue in regards to how the garments are made and their design flaws. This video made me "personally" feel better knowing that although I"m 5'1" (and it's frustrating finding garments that fit properly) I'm glad I'm not the only one with these issues. Honestly, for years I thought it was me and that I simply needed to find a "petite" size garment (for a better fit) but that didn't always solve the issues with the garment's that I've bought in the past. Thanks for being so informative and moving forward I won't take clothing that doesn't fit me correctly so personally...it is what it is. Thanks so much Justine!

Could you try Massimo Dutti, Arket, Cos or & Other Stories? They are all of my favorite stores to shop from at the moment. I would love to hear you opinion on them:)

Extra bra tip: always try it on with a T-shirt on top. The sexiest, most comfortable bras might look amazing on skin and a total fake-chest, uneven mess under clothes.

I never thought that I would fall in love with clothing brand. Buying Uniqlo clothes is an investment. Their clothes don't cost much, but it's certain they'll be utilized and last a long time.

Their merino wool knits are the best buy on the highstreet. They hold their shape amazingly, and my oldes one which is 4,5 years old is still going strong, despite heavy wear. For a longer fit, just shop the mens knits. It is a shame you did not try them. They are one of their best sellers.

Thank you for reviews of brands, that helps a lot! As for me, I found Uniqlo's light jacket perfect for wearing underneath of a coat or winter jacket. Saved my body warm in cold Russian winter and prolonged time of wearing woolen coat or even oversized sweaters in autumn. Looking forward to the next video!

What I like the most about Uniqlo is their thermal clothing.

If you open my closer, you can hear someone shout “Welcome to Uniqlo!” Haha! Uniqlo’s quality is outstanding and it last for a vert long time. I like plain looking clothes without logos or brands, and its perfect,

I really like your videos. As a professional you pay attention to things that would never come to my mind. I like to think that I become a better consumer by watching your videos.

Can you review some brand that is supposed to be really high quality so we'd have a comparison of what that looks like? I could tell from this video right away that Uniqlo was higher quality than Asos, but I would be really nice to see how clothes should actually be :)

Hi Justine- could you review ethical brands? Everlane perhaps?

Interesting! I always thought they were quite decent quality, which I guess is true, when you compare them to other high-street/online retailers. I'd be interested in your reviews of several other brands, like &Other Stories, Arket, COS, Massimo Dutti, Banana Republic, Joules, Marc O'Polo, ESPRIT...the list goes on really, I think it warrants a series ;)

14:18 Uniqlo is higher quality than ASOS. I'm glad to know that, thank you!

Hello Justine! I just want to say that I loved this review, Thank you for doing it. I have been wearing Uniqlo for nearly 10 years so I am very familiar with this brand. I lived in Japan for 15 years and Uniqlo is the brand for simple tastes and reliable clothing at a reasonable price, which I am glad that you mentioned in your review as well. I did, however, notice that when I wear Uniqlo that I can never trust in one size (S, M, L) for all of my clothing. I’m an hour-glass shape (as i have found through your tutorial videos on body types) so it turns out that Uniqlo is not as simple for me as it is for the more typically square or apple shaped Japanese people. as for the tops and bottoms issue that you mentioned, I feel that i might know why that is. Most Japanese people tend to have long torsos and shorter arms & legs. this is why your tops are long but the sleeves are short and the shirts are often box cut. The bottoms are almost always cropped because Japanese would otherwise have to fold them. And the jeans are usually stretchy, most likely so that even though you might have purchased the wrong size for yourself that it would still be somewhat wearable. I hope that you decide to do more reviews of brands. i do love your channel!

I would love to see you find and review good quality yet affordable well fitting cloths for hourglass figures. Thank you!

Excellent review and explanations. I'm so glad to see some validation regarding the arm hole situation from some of these lower end brands, and the boxy cuts. I find myself trying them on and looking ni the mirror and feeling like an alien - like WHY doesn't this fit right? Why is it so weird around the arms... - it's because it's cut strangely. I'd be curious to see some reviews of other brands that are accessible in many countries like Zara, H&M (sorry, all fast fashion :( ) . Maybe some pieces from Ted Baker? Reiss? Do you have any Chanel items to review and show the quality differences?

Love your honest opinion ❤️

I wish you analyze more retailers and brands quality and put it on a playlist

I love all my UNIQLO purchases. They fit perfectly and I also love the quality. There is a measurement chart where you can enter all your size information and UNIQLO gives you the size you will need to order. It allways worked for me so far. I bought several pieces from the INES DE LA FRESSANGE line and they are very good quality. I also got 2 leisure wear trousers (not Ines) which I wear as every day pieces and I am in love with them! I wear them all year round and after a year of constant wearing they still look brand new. Huggs from Germany

Thanks for your review, I have only written once before and that was to ask for a Uniqlo review, and here it is. I too have a hit and miss fit at times with this brand, but now thanks to your review I understand better now the possible reasons. A brand that I am thinking about buying from is Everlane, they claim to have “ethically” made products, but they are pricier.

I live in Japan and love Uniqlo for basic staple pieces, but definitely somethings just don't work for me. I like their cotton tees and denim the most as well as undergarments. However even though I like their jeans a lot, depending on the cut, some of them are simply way to short for me on the leg. Some are perfect, but if they are an ankle length style, it's halfway up my shin haha. I'm an hourglass with a 26in waist but big bust and bum lol, so definitely some of the blouses are just a no for me (their button up white business shirts though fit well). For the down jackets, specifically the ultra light ones that you were looking at, Japanese people usually style them under coats and jackets so that's why they are usually shorter in size so they don't peep out from underneath. They also tuck their shirts into their pants or skirts a lot so it doesn't matter if the shirt is longer than the down jacket. Edit: though if they are marketing overseas, they should definitely adjust their sizing and styles for different markets lol

Japanese have a bit different proportions. Legs and torso are closer to 1:1, they are yes - shorter. And japanese fashion is not about defining vaist that much, especially casual wear. It depends on preferences too much. Also, striped sweater is special collection, so I don't think it represents their general pattern. Down jacket is rather to wear it underneath outerwear, or to wear it for warm weather. Japan's climate is not about raining or snowing in winter.

Boden, please. And thank you! You are an excellent teacher.

I never buy clothes these days - I only wear hand-me-downs and DIY clothes. But I learn a lot from your videos. Especially about what makes a good fit. I mean, I sew really, really well, but I don't understand the "mechanics" behind patterns and cuts. Now I'm much better informed. Thanks, Justine!

I would love for you to try more sustainable, ethical brands! Still, another very interesting video :)

Hello, Justine! Great video! I would love to hear your opinion about Everlane clothes :)

Hi Justine, thanks for this review, it's really good idea to test brands with your designer sight. I find it really helpfull! and I hope you'll test other brands, maybe Benetton, Esprit etc.

Hello Justine I enjoy your posts very much. The striped sweater with shoulder seam toward back, this is normal for a fully fashioned sweater garment. Especially higher end. A good indicator for fully fashioned is you will see, “birds feet” knitting at armhole about half way down. This was a nice sweater but I agree, not shaped and feminine enough. Continue what you are doing. I feel you are a gift.

I am very happy that you did a review on Uniclo. In Korea you are quite limited as to what clothes fit you if you are a Westerner. Uniclo is one of the few Brands you are limited to, size wise. This video is very helpful in looking for items to fit, body style

I would really like to know which brands you would recommend. It's so hard to find good brands with long-lasting quality and paying a fortune does not mean that you get good quality.

I really love this kind of haul video, thank you for making it. It was very informative rather than a typical "this is what I bought, isn't it cute?" fast fashion sort of haul. If you decide to make more of these hauls in the future, I would love to see brands like Everlane and Brandy Melville (if only for their "one size fits all" exclusive sizing). Again thanks and great job on the video. 😊

Thank you, Justine! I have only 2 pieces from uniqlo ( the brand is impossible to get in Eastern Russia). Thermo top is absolute best - fabric super soft and it haven't changed in 2 years! Seamless bra is just weightless&almost perfect. I agree that that molded ones have a weird shape.

Justine, can you do the same review for Sezane? I always love their collections, but I'm not sure about the sizing and quality. Especially shoes. Just pretty or comfy too?

Uniqlo heat tech is awesome, I've had my Uniqlo heat tech tops and leggings since 2016 and they're going strong. But I bought mine in Japan. The legs are short on me but I'm 5'9". Their other garments aren't designed for my body type. But the heat tech is the bomb.

The fit problems you’re having with uniqlo is because you have a European body and they’re designed for more Asian body types. East Asians tend to have shorter legs and longer torsos as well as more rectangle and apple body types. Broad shoulders. Native Americans often are like this too. A lot of my family prefers uniqlo for this reason because of our longer torsos.

Japanese women are usually shorter and and smaller in general so I'm not surprised that the clothing didint suit you so well since you have a different body type...I'm shorter and usually find normal jeans etc too long so maybe I should try uniqlo jeans :D I find the quality pretty good too ^^

Please do Esprit and Mango.

excellent explanation. Unlike many other youtube fashion videos, Justine Leconte definitive have a lot knowledge when it comes to design, quality, material. Well done!!!

Thanks for your comments. I love UNIQLO but as a pear, most things don't fit well. I wanted to like the Ines line but everything is boxy and looks frumpy..I purchased an ultra light down jacket a few years ago, but it can only be worn inside or under another coat! it's NOT warm enough! The garment I LOVE are the just waist underpants...they have a little lace, come in many different colors and patterns (or plain), they last and are comfortable. I have been a fan for several years! (also a heat tec fan)

Please do more !I love this series.

Ever since I started following you Justine, I've become super picky with the quality of clothes I get... So now I ended up having much fewer but good quality & reliable garments. Please do a video on garment maintenance? Dry cleaning cost is killing me, hehe .

Your comment about wondering why Uniqlo didn't use the same girl made me think: As it is a Japanese brand (as pointed out by several others here), and the Asian frame is (generally) longer torso-ed and shorter legged - they very well may have used the same girl, it is just that the proportions of the Asian woman are different to western women.

I loved this one!!! ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👌🏻Please keep these online shopping+testing videos coming! It’s amazing how much we can learn from them!!! I’d like to see an Esprit and an Armani haul, please!!! 😘😘😘

I like Uniqlo bed time clothes, actually I buy them for the whole family but I don't like their bras, they're no so confy as described in the pub. Great channel! Justine, j’apprécie votre style et votre objectivité. Bravo!

Uniqlo clothes fit me perfectly though. And I'm satisfied with their quality. Even though I like the aesthetics and the quality of brands like J.crew, they don't fit my body type well: sleeves are always too long, etc. Everyone has different body shape, and not all brands will fit everyone perfectly. You just gotta know which brands' cutting works for you.

Would love to see a guide to plus size friendly brands, and how to look out for quality as the sizes go up. Love your work, Justine!

I really like this series that you have started! One company that I would love to see you review is the California company, Everlane. They appear to promote sustainability as well as transparent pricing and ethical manufacturing. This prices seem reasonable as well. I have watched quite a few reviews on KZfaq, but nothing as in-depth as what you provide. I believe that you are a true authority in this arena and would love to see you continue this important series of videos!

Bonjour Justine, can you review some of the more expensive high street shops, like zadig et voltaire, comptoir des cotonniers, the kooples, etc ? Love your videos!

I'm so glad finally someone agrees with me on all the boxy clothing that seems to be a trend at the moment. It's horrible that I'm unable to find anything tailored. I went shopping last week and at shop number 16 or so one of the ladies that worked there asked if she could be of any assistence. I asked if they had any tailored tops or blouses (anything not boxy). She literally asked me "why? Do you have special plans or a party?". I could not believe what she was asking. Her answer in the end: no, because oversized and boxy clothing is a trend. Ugh. I had to go to a second hand shop to find tailored tops/blouses. It's unbelievable, especially when the majority of the women don't have a straight or apple figure. #end rant #sorry

Uniqlo RULES!!! I f i could, I would have had my entire winter wordrobe Uniqlo. It protects me from freezing!!! it so worths every cent PS - I do have garments that are a few years old, and they still maintain their shape and color really nicely.

Hi,Justine I bought UNIQLO when I was in Japan,and there it is considered a cheap brand,in comparison to Japanese prices of course,so I wouldn't expect anything more interns of quality! Thank you so much for your videos!! Could you maybe talk about 'and other stories" brand? I like it and I would like your opinion!!!

I am a japanese and I like UNIQLO very much. I think every japanese people have at least one piece of clothe from Uniqlo. But UNIQLO should learn more about European sizes🤔

Hi Justine, I really love these type of videos, could you do it with H&M or C&A as well in the future? Xoxo 💞

It is so useful. I am a big fan of UNIQLO because I feel their fabric is the best out of similar price range on the market.

That was really useful. We don’t have Uniqlo in Liverpool but I’ve been tempted to buy on-line as Ines refers to them often. I was surprised to hear that the quality was’t as good as I expected and was glad to hear your honest review.

I'd like to see an Everlane review. Both their shoes and clothing.

Higher End! Joseph! But I'd also LOVE to see Everlane

I really enjoy this series! I would love to see a review of the brands that are supposedly a step above like everlane or madewell

Dear Justine ! You relax me so much! You have no idea! I can just listen to you all day long, and you your voice and your tone calms me down so good, it is amazing!

I love how you are teaching me stuff about brands that I would never have known about if I hadn't watched your video. I don't have the passion or time to really spend looking up fashion but I feel like i don't need much time to watch your video.

these videos are so helpful

Hi Justine. Could you review Everlane?

Excellent review!! I’d love to see comparisons with everlane and cos !

Oh, you are a designer. No wonder why you know a lot of the tricks! Thank you for sharing!

I have a Uniqlo knit sweater and this one is really boxy as well. But it doesn’t bother me, because I usually wear skinn jeans and it’s okay if the top is wider, then. I also bought it from the German shop. I really liked the quality (including the seams). I also bought a silk dress in Japan from Uniqlo and despite having a liiiiittle to short arms for me it’s pretty much flawless. For me, I feel like I get decent quality for a good price. Definitely better than anything I owned by H&M and the likes.

Awesome! I would love to see a video on more ethical brands such as Everlane and The Reformation.

Great review, honest as always. I'm one of the ones who asked for Uniqlo, so thank you!!! I'm shorter-waisted than you, so perhaps that's why their pants fit me so well.

Hi Justine, thank you for such useful videos, I'm enjoying watching them every Sunday. Would you please create some videos about the brands you find producing good quality clothes? Like where to find good cashmere, good wool, in different prices segments.

I love your videos! No gimmick, just a really knowledgeable women! I really like this type of video. The most helpful is all the advice you give on how clothing should fit. If I could suggest something, it would be to wear an item of clothing that fits you right to visibly compare with the item that does not. This would give a direct visual to how proper clothing should look on a real human body. Again love your videos!!

Could you make a review of a brand you would really recommend in terms of quality? But that isn‘t too expensive either?