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RM 170 For This? M’sian Calls Out Local Fashion Brand For Poor Clothing Quality

today29 June 2021

Background

When you spend money on a certain product, you’d expect the product to be of proper quality. According to the price, usually. So when you spend a big sum of money on a product, by default you’d expect a quality product delivered to you.

Unfortunately, this Malaysian felt that she did not feel that quality as she unboxed her purchased product. @9hoursofsenses shared on Twitter her experience of what she describes as “shocking quality”.

 

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She emphasized that the company was not fond of having problems, but nothing has changed over the months.

In the posting, she shared a few photos to support her argument of dissatisfaction upon receiving the product.

 

Photos via Twitter

 

In the photo, she shows a conversation with her designer friend who was shocked to witness the final product.

 

Photo via Twitter

 

“Oh god, it looks like they paid a factory RM7 to make it.”

 

She continued her thread sharing another screenshot of a friend who also had a bad experience with local shopping.

 

Photo via Twitter

 

She then shared that the product team was quick to respond after her post went viral.

 

Photo via Twitter

 

However, she was still disappointed as the solution she was offered seemed to go against what the company stood for.

 

Photo via Twitter

 

Despite all the criticism, she ended her rant by sharing why it’s important to voice our dissatisfaction with products even if it’s a local business.

 

Photo via Twitter

 

The moral of this story goes two ways; for customers to be brave and voice out their dissatisfaction with the product quality if it’s not on par with the amount of money paid as well as for local businesses to improve quality in producing the items. This way, not only will we see all businesses in general improve, but happy and loyal customers. Let’s be responsible traders, everyone!

*Cover Image Credits: Twitter

Written by: Mifzal Malik


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