Editorial policy

This page explains how Inidev works, from the choice of a subject to the correction of a published article.

Subjects

We write about clothes: fibres and fabrics, styles, shopping and sizes, care, storage and the wardrobe. We choose general questions, which many people ask in any country, and answer them as a practical guide.

Research and sources

Each article relies on sources that hold across several countries: technical standards, textile industry organisations, reference works and the pages of the makers and shops themselves, when the article deals with them. The sources appear at the end of the article, with the date they were consulted. A number comes with its source and its date, or is presented as an illustration.

Writing and drawings

We compare cases side by side before concluding, in direct sentences. The drawings, charts and tables are made by Inidev itself from the sources cited. We do not publish photos of people or copied images. We use artificial intelligence tools to research, draft and draw; every text is checked against the sources before it is published, and responsibility for what we publish lies with Inidev.

Independence

We are not paid to talk about a brand or a shop, no link in the text earns the site a commission and we do not rank brands as better or worse. The site’s advertising is separate from the content, as the advertising disclosure explains.

Corrections and updates

When a reader points out an error or a source changes, we check and correct the article. The date of the update appears at the top of the article. To ask for a correction, write to contato@inidev.net.