OUTLET

Products OUTLET These are items that differ from the standard offering, that have characteristics distinguishing them from standard production or HAVING DEFECTS in the material, missing parts, etc..

These defects can be remedied by washing the product properly or by taking an additional step that the customer will need to take or are an irreversible characteristicthat must be accepted in exchange for a significantly lower price.

Below are examples of the features and flaws of products sold at the OUTLET. These defects may occur individually or overlap with one another. The product may also be free of defects, and the discount may be due solely to the product being discontinued or for another reason that does not affect its quality.

	PROTOTYPE	Artworks created during the development of the new collection.They have no physical defects in the material, but their dimensions may differ from those of standard production.
	OLD, DISCONTINUED PRODUCT MODEL - end-of-line item, different material, different color shade, size change, etc..	These items have no physical defects.The fabric composition in these items is different from the standard lineup—for example, they use cotton instead of Lycra, etc.. A drastic change in color shade means that the item is of full value, but its color shade differs significantly from that of the new production batch, which is why it is sent to the OUTLET section.
	DISPLAY MERCHANDISE - sticker residue	A work of art bearing traces of post-production or post-exhibition labels.
	ITEMS USED IN THE PHOTO SHOOT	The artwork has no flaws other than minor smudges resulting from the photo shoot, such as: face powder, concealer, creases, and stains from changing outfits, etc..
	ADDITIONAL ITEM - patches	Pieces that deviate from the norm by featuring additional sewn-on elements—hearts, squares, emblems, etc..
	ADDITIONAL ELEMENT - BROOCHES, EMBROIDERY	Items with a fastener at the crotch, when the standard version does not have one.
	MATERIAL DEFECT - HOLES	Holes created during the fabric manufacturing process that require the customer to patch them up themselves. It may happen that we've already reamed the hole, but that's not standard practice.
	MATERIAL DEFECT - Traces of a different paint color	These are usually faint marks of a different paint color that appear in the paint shop while the beam is being painted.An Irreparable Defect.
	MATERIAL DEFECT - Defective weave	Defects in the yarn or those that occurred during the production of the fabric. An Irreparable Defect.
	MATERIAL DEFECT - a thread of a different color woven into the fabric	Defects in the yarn or those that occurred during the production of the fabric.You can try to fix the defect by pulling out the loose thread from the main fabric.It's time-consuming, but it can be done.
	POST-PRODUCTION STAIN - oil stains	Oil stains on the artwork during the sewing process.You can remove this stain using a home remedy.
	A STAIN OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN	It may disappear after washing the product, or it may remain on it.
	MATERIAL DEFECT - dyeing defects	A defect occurred at the dyeing plant in the form of streaks of lighter-colored fabric.A defect that cannot be removed, unless the piece is dyed again.
	MATERIAL DEFECT - dyeing defects	A defect found in metallic materials.Creases in the fabric during the dyeing process result in a lack of a particular color, most often in the form of a white stripe.An Irreparable Defect.
	MATERIAL DEFECT - dyeing defects	A lighter-colored spot—a defect resulting from the dyeing process.The stain won't come out after washing.