In the past, I tested a handmade bracelet for a small local brand. While wearing it daily, I noticed that the clasp would sometimes come loose during normal activities, which could cause it to fall off. I suggested that the brand reinforce the clasp design and use a more secure closure. I also shared feedback on the weight of the bracelet, pointing out that while the design was beautiful, making it slightly lighter would improve comfort for long-term wear. The designer later updated the clasp, and the bracelet became much more practical without losing its elegance.

To test the durability of the ear cuff, I would take a practical and consistent approach. First, I would wear it daily during different activities, like walking, exercising, or doing chores, to see how it holds up to movement and regular use. I would also test it in different environments, for example, wearing it outside in heat, light rain, or wind, to check if the material reacts or changes. I’d pay attention to things like whether it bends, loosens, or causes any discomfort after long wear. Finally, I would keep a log of all my observations, including any scratches or changes in shape, so I can give clear and detailed feedback on its overall durability.

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