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SapporoChris 2 days ago

Interesting data, but it seems overly complex and could easily be simplified by having less clothes. Example I have so few shirts that I wear each one on a weekly basis. Because of the frequency I quickly figure out when a brand is not of quality and switch when necessary.

It also makes determining cost per wear much easier. If a shirt makes it through the year then the cost per wear is price/52.

derwiki 2 days ago | parent [-]

Less clothes or less variety: I wear Amazon Basics plain black tees, 6-pack is like $20 (bought 2) and I just wear a new one every day.

clayhacks a day ago | parent [-]

Wait like you never wash them and just buy new shirts every 2 weeks?

derwiki a day ago | parent [-]

I was them regularly, just have 12-18 duplicates and zero energy spent on choosing a shirt