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Shift Fashion Group

Shift Fashion Group

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Everything Shift personally uses, recommends, or has created — plus things they don't recommend — sourced from their own show and appearances on other podcasts.

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Tencel uses product
"We've actually used Tencel for a lot of our clients, and I think it's a great fiber. It's cool. It's soft to the touch."
From: Do you own a Tencel garment? ▶ 0:13 Jan 2026
On shoes uses negative product
"my shoe just broke from them. I am zero for three from the products I've purchased from On"
From: Not impressed.... Mar 2026
On shirt uses negative product
"this shirt that I got from On. It is only one wash and it faded so much from its original. Look at that bacon neck and also shrunk up a lot too"
From: Not impressed.... ▶ 0:24 Mar 2026
On socks uses negative product
"this is going to pull out. And this is after just one wear and wash"
From: Not impressed.... ▶ 0:20 Mar 2026
Pima cotton recommends product
"Pima cotton is the gold standard when it comes to cotton fibers itself. It offers the best performance to value ratio."
Interlock knit recommends technique
"If you want the top tier stability, look for a interlock knit. Think of it as a double-sided jersey."
Ring spun cotton recommends technique
"Ring spun and compact ring spun. This is the oldest method and still the gold standard."
Compact ring spun cotton recommends technique
"Compact spinning takes that even further by using a vacuum to pull in all those stray fibers to create a yarn that's almost hairless and almost cool to the touch."
Mercerization recommends technique
"Luxury brands will either go through the process of mercerization or the process of using liquid ammonia to change the chemical structure of the fiber itself."
Reactive dyes recommends product
"The last and the gold standard for dyes for cotton is what's called reactive dyes. Reactive dyes actually change the molecular structure of the cotton itself and bonds to the fiber."
Garment Manufacturing Systems recommends technique
"When it comes to factories, the ones that survive are very organized because garment manufacturing is a very low margin business. It's so important to be organized and be efficient."
Songmont recommends product
"One particular brand that I've been aware of that's been kind of adapting to this new type of luxury is a brand called Songmont. They do handbags and they are growing so rapidly because they have that honest value exchange with consumers of delivering a high quality product for a reasonable price point."
From: Quality is better than "Luxury" ▶ 0:36 Feb 2026
bespoke suit recommends product
"If you are going to buy a suit, definitely spend the money to buy a bespoke suit if you can afford it."
Levi's 514 Jeans recommends product
"The 514 is basically a 501 without a buttonfly. 10 out of 10. It was $28 US value. I'm going to give this a solid 9 out of 10."
Carhartt Duck Material Pants recommends product
"98% cotton, 2% elastane. They double panel the fabric on the thigh and below the knee. Having excess fabric there will make a big difference in terms of your comfortability."
Patagonia Arctic Program recommends product
"Down keeps you warm because it has the ability to trap air pockets. For the most part, is very well manufactured. Final score 34 1/2."
Levi's 505 Selvedge Denim recommends product
"The Levi 505 is over 50 years old. 10 out of 10. I still think is a pretty good deal for a pair of selvedge denim. For those who care about the nuances in their clothing, I think it's an interesting option."
Costco jeans recommends product
"I think for the price point, you're getting very close to the same value. I'm going to give it a 8 out of 10."
Costco Levi's 514 recommends product
"For the Costco variant, it was $28 US, which is $8 more than the Good Fellas denim that we reviewed. This is significantly better for $8 value. I'm going to give this a solid 9 out of 10."
Carding mentions technique
"Every yarn starts off with a process called carding. This is a mechanical cleaning process that lines all the fibers into a rough rope called sliver."