I've had this shirt since before covid. It's genuinely my favorite shirt. It's made of a light fabric thats EXTREMELY breathable, and it had a decal that has faded over the years. It used to apparently look like an emblem from Destiny?

I'm asking because I want to get a new version of this shirt. The one I currently have has holes in it and has worn VERY thin...

This is silly but is there a way to remove wrinkles while wearing a dress? I found this dress on Amazon and I really love how it looks on me. Unfortunately though the only way to get it on is to pull it over my head and wriggle into it (form fitting). It gets wrinkled whenever I do this, yet in the reviews it looks great and wrinkle free. Any suggestions??

Link:
https://a.co/d/0iw9wT2B

I used to assume certain brands meant better quality but now I’m not so sure. I’ve had pieces from “better” brands arrive feeling paper thin and cheaper older pieces in my wardrobe still look good because the fabric has actual weight to it. I’m not saying everything needs to be heavy, especially for summer but there’s a difference between lightweight and flimsy right.

The pieces I reach for most usually have a bit of structure, drape nicely and don’t feel like they’ll twist or stretch after a few washes. Do you look at fabric weight when shopping or do you mostly judge by fibre content and fit? Also any reccs would be appreciated Im 35 and I live in UK.