Something else that fits with dynamic clothing is avoiding large, rapid movements. In other words, a lot of movement done in only a few frames. Many times for a sitting figure, rather than moving a figure from in front of a chair back into the chair, I have the figure positioned where I want them and have the chair pushed back out of the way and move it into place for the end of movement frame. (usually, I give the figure 15 frames to get from zero pose to whatever pose I want and then another from letting the cloth settle.) The more movement a figure makes, the more frames you need to keep the cloth from whipping around and going wild, unless that's the effect you're going for.

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