Clothing Doctor

Buy clothing that fits your current body.
Buy clothing that looks great in the store, looks great at home 72 hours later, and stop buying "maybes."
If you can't resist a "passionate purchase," use the 48 hour rule. If you pass up the item and you still want it 48 hours later, it’s probably a good investment.
Have a quality standard for all clothing -- from bargain basement to designer boutique -- and make sure that the clothing meets this standard.
Read all care labels and content labels before you buy.
When you shop, ask yourself, "Is this fabric well-suited for me and for what I do? Will it wear well? Can this fabric be washed at home or will it need professional drycleaning?"
A bargain is only a bargain when quality is part of the package.
Before you reach the cash register, hang the garment, spin it around, and spend two minutes to do the 6-Point Quality Check™; zippers, hooks, hems, seams, snags/stains, and buttons.
Always ask for extra buttons because 3 months later it will be too late to get more!
Always ask the salesperson for a quality hanger (wide plastic or wood) for your new purchase and be sure to keep your garments on quality hangers whenever possible. Or purchase high-quality hangers from Clothingdoctor.com
If you find something that you like and you can afford to buy more than one, in more than one color, do it!
Always beware of piping and trims made from leather, suede, vinyl. Check the care label and think about eventual washing and drycleaning.
If you want to keep your white clothing white, make sure that these garments can be washed and drycleaned.
When buying outerwear and clothing with buckles, hooks, clasps and zippers, be sure to closely check the quality of these accoutrements.