| Luxury |
>23 |
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| Supreme |
>21 |
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| Premium |
>18 |
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| High end |
>16 |
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| Standard |
>14 |
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| Basic |
>12 |
12
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| Explanation of Points - Bibriks Quality Chart |
Total points |
This Product |
| Material and Fabric: 5 Points |
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Fiber Content: Bibriks meticulously evaluate these aspects by examining materials, including wool, cashmere, silk, or synthetic blends, with a particular emphasis on natural fibers for their warmth and soft texture |
3 |
2 |
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Texture: Assess the texture for smoothness and softness. High-quality shawls should feel luxurious and comfortable against the skin. |
2 |
1 |
| Craftsmanship: 4 Points |
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Weave: Examine the weave pattern for consistency and tightness. A well-woven shawl is less likely to snag or pull. |
2 |
1 |
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Edges and Fringes: Check for neatly finished edges and fringes. Loose threads or irregularities can indicate lower quality. |
2 |
1 |
| Design and Pattern: 4 Points |
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Design Detail: Evaluate the intricacy of the design or pattern. Elaborate and well-executed designs often indicate higher quality. |
2 |
1 |
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Color Fastness: Ensure that colors are vibrant and resistant to fading. |
2 |
1 |
| Size and Weight: 4 Points |
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Size: Consider the dimensions of the shawl, as larger shawls offer more versatility in styling. |
2 |
2 |
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Weight: A heavier shawl may provide more warmth and durability. |
2 |
1 |
| Finishing Touches: 3 Points |
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Labeling and Branding: Check for labels or branding, as reputable brands often produce higher-quality products. |
2 |
1 |
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Care Instructions: Quality shawls typically come with clear care instructions. |
1 |
1 |
| Touch and Feel: 3 Points |
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| Bibriks checks physically touch and feel the shawl. The tactile experience can reveal a lot about its quality. |
3 |
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| Certifications: 2 Points |
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| Shawls those made from natural fibers, may come with certifications that guarantee the authenticity and quality of the material. |
2 |
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| Total |
25 |
12
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| Remember that our grading process can vary depending on the type of shawl (e.g., pashmina, cashmere, wool, silk) and its intended use. Higher grades often signify better quality, but personal preferences and specific needs also play a significant role in determining the right shawl for you. |
