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The non-denim items are, generally, not as horrid, but do suffer from a bizarrely inflated price tag. The entire appeal of Zara is just how cheaply you can get the items, it’s not a brand that one spends on. Even the most loyal Zara-heads don’t walk around with the company's logo emblazoned on their backs, chests, legs, or wherever else brands advertise.
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The items are so cheap, in fact, that prior to 2020, they used major amounts of toxic chemicals as part of the manufacturing process. In theory, these should never reach the buyer, however, neither should the notes from angry factory workers. Since then, Zara has become a major advocate for detoxification in fashion, a somewhat cynical attempt to save face.
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If you are still in the mood for fashion, Bored Panda has got you covered, you can check out our article on fashion fails from the even cheaper Zara, Shein, or you can scroll through some very questionable boomer clothing choices. If you want something a bit more educational, we have an article exploring the history of why women’s clothes don’t have pockets.
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