Fashion Why are clothes sold with sewn-in pockets and should they be ripped?

Surely, while trying things on in the store, you have repeatedly noticed that the pockets on them are sewn. The same thing happens with an opening on a coat, jacket or skirt. So why do they do it?

This method allows the manufacturer to maintain the salable appearance of the clothes for longer, both during transportation and directly in the store. Not all buyers handle things with care when assembling. Including lovers who put their hands in their pockets, thus extending them. It is easy to guess what will happen to the clothes after a few such customers and how many people will eventually want to buy them. In order to protect things from damage and keep them in good condition for as long as possible, manufacturers came up with this method.

So what about the sewn-in pockets and belt loops after purchase? After the purchase, the buyer has the right to open the seams or leave everything so that the thing looks “like new” for as long as possible. It’s up to you.