Is American Apparel still good quality?

Is American Apparel still good quality is mixed, with quality changed after acquisition by Gildan Activewear in 2017, with some saying quality declined compared to original made in USA era, while others say still decent for price. American Apparel, founded 1989 in Los Angeles, California, by Dov Charney, was known for good quality made in USA basics, with thick cotton, durable stitching, made in downtown LA factory with good quality control, costing $20 to $40 for t-shirts, considered good quality for basics, with many praising fit and durability. After bankruptcy in 2015 and 2016 and acquisition by Gildan Activewear, Canadian company headquartered in Montreal, in 2017 for 88 million, manufacturing moved from Los Angeles, USA to Honduras and Nicaragua, with materials and quality control changing, now made in Central America, not made in USA, with some customers reporting quality decline, with thinner cotton, less consistent sizing, and less durable stitching compared to original LA-made products, with online reviews averaging 3.5 to 4 stars vs 4.5 previously. However, Gildan is large manufacturer with quality standards, so quality still decent for price, with basics costing $15 to $30, with good fit but not as premium as original. So is American Apparel still good quality, it is decent but not as good as original made in USA era, with quality decline after moving production overseas, still good for price but not premium as before.