It is better to buy just a few expensive clothes, rather than lots of cheaper clothes. Do you agree or disagree ?

In today's Modern Culture, adding brand new apparel to the collection is a leisure activity of every mankind. It is debated that expensive

clothes

are a good choice over some low-budget ones. I firmly disagree with

this

fact and will discuss the reasons

further

in

this

essay.

First

and foremost, All middle-class or say upper-middle-class families have a strong belief that wearing costly or designer clothing can make them look rich which is just a myth. Not only do they carry

this

mindset but

also

they overspend on the traps formerly known as "Clearance". For better understanding, An article in CTV NEWS TORONTO revealed that on boxing day sale clothing spending hiked about 170% as compared to the rest of the year.

Secondly

, It is already proven by many millionaires who are filthy rich, always have been spotted in no-brand

clothes

.

For example

, A blog article on Mark Zuckerburg was posted on 10th January 2022 highlighting him walking in South LA streets with a plain blue T-shirt and white joggers.

Furthermore

, These garments do not increase a person's status, it is just apparel to cover the human body. Keeping own financial budget in mind, one can make wise choices by not making unnecessary expenses.

Last

but not the least, There are lots of cheap stores where an individual can purchase day-to-day

clothes

such

as "Walmart", "Thrift stores" etc. The cleverness is not putting much of the capital into attire but buying a smaller part of the brand itself. For illustration, My neighbour John Anderson

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is a financial advisor since 2010. He shared with me

this

brilliant idea to not spend money on buying expensive outfits but divert it to investments in those brand stocks

such

as "Nike", "Denim", "Hollister" etc. To conclude, Spending on highly-priced Outfits is not worth it. If a person opts for cheap

clothes

there are other ways to multiply those savings.