Re:Show HN: Recurring reviews to track the whole lifecycle o...
by quarantine on Monday December 28, 2020 @04:38PM
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There seem to be filters for several ethical labels (vegan, fair trade, …)
If you filter by those and still find that this product has a shorter lifespan than comparable products then idk.
e.g. clothing built with more sustainable and/or more performant materials may not be 'buy it for life', but to some may be a better item.
How do those get reviewed over time? For example I have a few different wool sweaters - my favorite one I've bought twice and yet falls apart more rapidly than others.
One example of this brought up is https://www.econtalk.org/elizabeth-pape-on-manufacturing-and... - where in the interview she states her clothing items aren't built to be 'for life'.