Perhaps because the cleaning of Pesach this year was more furiously thorough, but perhaps also in a sense more lenient in terms of time, having also stored the heavy winter clothing, I made a decisive discovery!
Studying the Jewish Kasherut I learned that there are rules, even non-food rules, for example the shatnez which forbids us to create and use fabrics made of wool and linen together. I always remember the perplexity of my and my fellow students in trying to imagine what kind of garment could be the case, my "eyes" mentally running all over my wardrobe, and I say everything, winter and summer, since those two fabrics are normally typical of two opposite seasons. But nothing, I never found a scapegoat! Hahah!
And today, here I am, dwelling on a label,
I find out I had a real example of shatnez!
Oh, I really loved this hat I bought in Milan, but...
Bye Bye shatnez-rose, I'll imitate you, creating many new ones!
p.s. Article published after Pesach.