RELATED INSPIRATIONAL LINKS:
FASHION
- When looking for new items to select, there is a focus on fashion and trends. To understand the newest trends, much attention is given to fashion resources like www.bykoket.com
- To offer higher-end clothing options with honesty and integrity at competitive global market prices.
COOLEST FABRICS
- When selecting items to import it is very important to look for the correct materials for wear in the Philippines. To assist with this selection process, constant reviews of the coolest "Summer wear" takes place.
COST PER WEAR
"(price of garment + maintenance) divided by the number of times you’ll wear it
Say you bought a nice (but pricey) $100 pair of jeans that will last you five years before they get threadbare and wear out:
$100 + $10 (washing, detergent, stain remover, etc.) / 780 days (roughly three days a week for five years)
That ends up being around 14 cents per wear. Say, instead, you bought a $30 pair of jeans that will last about a year and a half before they fade and wear out:
$30 + $10 (washing, detergent, stain remover, etc.) / 234 days (roughly three days a week for a year and a half)
That ends up being around 17 cents per wear, and you have to go buy a new pair every year and a half. Plus, you’ll probably be more comfortable and look better in the nicer pair."
- There is a fashion blogger "Legos In My Louis recommends" that recommends a wise shopper use the "cost per wear" calculation when considering quality clothing vs. cost. The calculation is structured as follows:
"(price of garment + maintenance) divided by the number of times you’ll wear it
Say you bought a nice (but pricey) $100 pair of jeans that will last you five years before they get threadbare and wear out:
$100 + $10 (washing, detergent, stain remover, etc.) / 780 days (roughly three days a week for five years)
That ends up being around 14 cents per wear. Say, instead, you bought a $30 pair of jeans that will last about a year and a half before they fade and wear out:
$30 + $10 (washing, detergent, stain remover, etc.) / 234 days (roughly three days a week for a year and a half)
That ends up being around 17 cents per wear, and you have to go buy a new pair every year and a half. Plus, you’ll probably be more comfortable and look better in the nicer pair."
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