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

Although

such

topics, in all likelihood, never yield a consensual agreement, a constructive dialogue on whether purchasing expensive clothing materials as opposed to low cost can lead to thought-provoking discussions. My view is that irrespective of the numerous arguments that exist on either side, I completely disagree with the idea.

Although

there are several pieces of supporting to uphold

this

notion, the most predominant one is individual preferences.

While

some think having few expensive clothes is worthwhile, taking into account that price itself must have reflected in terms of higher quality. Loius Vuitton and GUCCI are so overrated that people buy them just for the sake of buying; in order to imply social status and financial well-being.

Therefore

, the aforementioned discussion constructively justifies my stance.

On the other hand

, some believe that having lots of cheaper clothing will enable consumers to have a wide variety of choices.

This

could be in instances

such

as throwing is easy rather than to re-do sewing process or perhaps since prices are too cheap, they could invest in other basic needs as well. 

However

, professional models and fashion designers have influenced the clothing industry, and they almost

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dragged into a position of exploitation on the younger generation, as they do not tend to realize the ulterior motive of widespread aggressive marketing techniques.

In addition

to

this

, it is increasingly evident that anyone can become a potential victim of online scams

while

buying websites

such

as Alibaba and eBay. To quote another example, the expedition conducted by the Department of American Society

also

reflects on a similar line and

hence

, it is apparent why many do not accept

this

notion.

To conclude

, it appears that having more cheap clothes is more useful than possessing a few branded clothing items in a wardrobe.