Essay. Work by hand VS by machine

Work by hand vs work by machine
In general, there are two ways of making products, one is by hand and the other is by machine. It is undeniable/(khôngthểchốicãiđược) that products can be manufactured easily and efficiently / (hiệusuấtcao) by machine. But for me, I prefer hand-made items for their features (nétđặctrưng) of individualism and flexibility.
First of all, hand-made products are more unique and personal. Take birthday cards as an example, instead of same pictures on the printed cards available in the market, well-chosen images such as our own photos printed on a self-made card can surely distinguish(phânbiệt)the card from other. Owing to(nhờcó)its uniqueness, the self-designed card will be of greater value for the person who receives it.
What’s more, garments made by hand are fitter than machine made ones. Although men’s suits and lady’s dresses can easily be found in shops that sell machine-made clothes, many people go for tailor-made clothing simply because tailors can make those clothes precisely(chínhxác) according to individual customer’s measurement and styles. Obviously(Mộtcáchrõrànglà), the fitness of clothing is what those people care about most.
Finally, producing items by hand is more flexible. It releases(giảithoát) people from being confined(hạnchế) by modes that are necessary for machine-made manufacturing. For example, in hand-made pottery making, people can create new designs at any time. While in machine manufacturing, however, modes have to be made in advance, and afterward all finished products are based on the same modes and have completely the same looks. If a different look is needed, people must re-produce the modes first. Moreover, there are still some items that cannot be produced by machine because there are no matched modes.
In conclusion, it is easy to get the conclusion that doing work by hand is more flexible than by machine in most cases, so I prefer products that are made by hand.