A world famous trader, Warren Buffet, says that " Do not buy thing you don' t need”. It seems that this statement is true for fashionable clothes too. They usually look very attractive & beautiful but all good looking things come at a cost. Off course, branded fashionable clothes are expensive because there is a brand value or cost attached to it. For example: Gucci, Armani, UCB, Ferrari and many more would sell a jacket for 10, 000 Rupees which one could buy for 2000 Rupees from a not so known brand. Moreover, the reality is that most of the brands (including the not so known ones) use the same dress material with different styles and are stitched in same factories. Instead of falling for them people should look out for cheaper options that are easily available.
Most of us generally want to make a fashion statement whenever we step out of our house. It has been scientifically proven that people judge you by what you wear and not by who you actually are. That is the sad truth and probably that is why everybody wants to look their best. In this race, they spend too much moolah on expensive branded clothing and accessories. Rather, they should spend their money wisely and buy cheaper options. Cheaper clothing are mostly available in flee markets. Off course, one has to search from a big pile of clothes at many outlets but it is definitely worth the effort. It is more pocket friendly so one can buy twice or thrice as much in the same amount.
Also, people are in a habit of discarding used clothes pretty quickly as nowadays stores change their collection every other month. Instead, they should donate their clothes to someone in need. This they would achieve maximum utilization of their clothes, do some social work and add good karma as well. People can also make use of used clothing to make things for daily use. For example: Pockets of jeans and shirts can be used to make holders for mobile phones. A T-Shirt in a worn out condition can be used as a use and throw mop.
Majorly, people buy clothes they actually do not need. Brick and mortar shops as well as eCommerce companies attract customers by giving attractive discounts. For example: Bug 2 get 1 free. So, actually one would have stepped in to a shop to buy only 1 garment but ends up buying 3.
In my humble opinion, people should ask themselves a question before going for shopping clothes. Whether they actually need new clothes or not? I am sure they would definitely get a wise answer.
A world
famous
trader, Warren Buffet, says that
"
; Do not
buy
thing you
don&
#039; t
need”
. It seems that this statement is true for fashionable
clothes
too. They
usually
look
very
attractive
&
;
beautiful
but
all
good looking
things
come
at a cost. Off course, branded fashionable
clothes
are expensive
because
there is a brand value or cost attached to it.
For example
: Gucci, Armani, UCB, Ferrari and
many
more would sell a jacket for 10, 000 Rupees which one could
buy
for 2000 Rupees from a not
so
known brand.
Moreover
, the reality is that most of the brands (including the not
so
known ones)
use
the same dress material with
different
styles and
are stitched
in same factories.
Instead
of falling for them
people
should look out for cheaper options that are
easily
available.
Most of us
generally
want to
make
a fashion statement whenever we step out of our
house
. It has been
scientifically
proven that
people
judge you by what you wear and not by
who
you actually are.
That is
the sad truth and
probably
that is
why everybody wants to look their best. In this race, they spend too much
moolah
on expensive branded clothing and accessories.
Rather
, they should spend their money
wisely
and
buy
cheaper options. Cheaper clothing are
mostly
available in
flee markets
. Off course, one
has to
search from a
big
pile of
clothes
at
many
outlets
but
it is definitely worth the effort. It is more pocket friendly
so
one can
buy
twice or thrice as much in the same amount.
Also
,
people
are in a habit of discarding
used
clothes
pretty
quickly
as nowadays stores
change
their collection every other month.
Instead
, they should donate their
clothes
to someone in
need
. This they would achieve maximum utilization of their
clothes
, do
some
social work and
add
good
karma
as well
.
People
can
also
make
use
of
used
clothing to
make
things for daily
use
.
For example
: Pockets of jeans and shirts can be
used
to
make
holders for mobile phones. A T-Shirt in a worn out condition can be
used
as a
use
and throw mop.
Majorly
,
people
buy
clothes
they actually do not
need
. Brick and mortar shops
as well
as
eCommerce
companies
attract customers by giving attractive discounts.
For example
: Bug 2
get
1 free.
So
, actually one would have stepped in to a shop to
buy
only
1 garment
but
ends up buying 3.
In my humble opinion,
people
should ask themselves a question
before
going for shopping
clothes
. Whether they actually
need
new
clothes
or not? I am sure they would definitely
get
a wise answer.