I generally refuse to have anything to do with that sort of thing because of the child labor issues. However, several years ago I ran into an imported quilt at K-Mart with a simply spectacular top and bought it. When I got it home it was clear that while the top appeared to have fairly good construction that the quilting -- 1 inch stitches in lines 8 inches apart! -- was abominable, the the binding was actually shredding. So the quilt wasn't even close to being usable and would never survive a wash. After sitting in a bag for several months, I finished it properly. I kept the godawful "quilting" as basting while I quilted the thing with stitch in the ditch, and then put a double bias binding on since I happened to have a large enough hunk of fabric in a complimentary color tucked away. Now it's a very handsome quilt at the foot of a bed, and has made it through several trips to the laundromat.