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Let's talk about Quince, because that's the one everyone wants to know about. And I'm telling you right now, this is not an ad. They didn't pay me. They don't even know that I'm making this video. And I don't really care. You buy what you wanna buy. Overall, I'm giving them like a 7.8 out of 10. They have a lot of products that are really good, some that just are not. And a lot of the ones the influencers are telling you to buy... are like meh. Starting with the $50 dollar cashmere sweaters that a lot of the influencers are telling you to buy. Yeah, a lot of them are paid to say it. And no, I don't think this is the best sweater out there. Fifty dollars is a very cheap price. But overall I'd rather see you in something much better quality where you're gonna spend like a hundred or 120 dollars for something really good. And I can get into a part two if you want. Or go for vintage if you really wanna spend under 50. But I do wanna go rapid fire through some of the products that I do think are worth every single penny and are not getting enough attention. I'm also gonna make a much bigger list in the next free weekly newsletter. That information is here of which products I would stay away from and which are like really good. But let's get into some of the good ones. Linen sheet sets are not necessarily cheap, but they rival Cultiver which is way more expensive. Like $500 per set and pretty much the same quality. Don't worry, I'm gonna link a bunch of them here if you don't wanna wait for the newsletter. Hardside luggage is exactly the same as AWAY. I can't tell a difference and I own both. Same dimensions, same construction, same materials, same pretty much everything. Except Quince has them about 60% cheaper. This cashmere I will buy and I will buy again. It is the cotton cashmere blend tees. They're under $30, come in a bunch of different colors and sizes, and they're great. Why is it so cheap and machine washable? Well it's 65% organic cotton, 32% ecovero viscose, 3% cashmere, which I have a love hate with. It feels really nice on the body, gives a lot of stretch and good movement. But like, you know, it's viscose. Three percent cashmere is not there to make it feel like a sweater or really warm you up a lot. It's to make it feel super soft. And it does. The cardigans made of the same material are also a good buy. As you can see, they're cheap and they come in lots of colors. And these are a no. They look great, they sound great. The answer is still no. I mean, sure, 100% organic cotton on the outside. It sounds great, but then it's filled with 100% polyester, no. By the way, I did a whole series on blankets worth buying. That may be worth going back in my profile if you're interested in that. This is getting long. I'm going to include some other accessories like bags and shoes and other sweaters and skirts and dresses and things that I do think are worth it from Quince. But otherwise, if I'm not suggesting it,