Good afternoon everyone.

I think you all remember the popular saying that goes thus 'the rich always get richer and the poor get poorer'. Yes, it applies every where of our different lifes either on the good or bad side.

What then has it gat to do with cloths;right? I'd explain.
It's not regarded a problem for the rich (not necessarily above the average class) to acquire new wears when needed because there is available resources which is money. Therefore, this group of people fit into the 'haves' in the society. Due to the fact that they have enough, 'they get to change this wears as they wish and not as the wears wishes'.
It is an undisputed theory or rather fact that when you have more than one material, they get to last longer;so there you have it. This group of people in regard to their nature get their wardrobe filled and have no trouble when it comes to changing wears.

Visiting the other side of the coin, which is known as the 'have not'. This set of people due to their nature are not economically empowered or endowed. They are equally known as the best managers.
When this set of people intend to get wears not forgetting their nature mostly get them in little bit therefore having them One One. Unlike the 'haves' who have enough wears to change, the latter are stock to their few.

Repeated usage of these few(including shoes) easily cause it to damage and get worn out. So automatically you get yourself visiting the boutique more than the 'rich kid' but puzzled with just very few and spending much more money in a period of time.

Well, there is no usage of writing or identifying a problem without providing a sufficient solution in your own knowledge.
Since having few would automatically cause you in spending relatively more, it may be of useful importance to learn how to save resources that would have been rather used to purchase a single wear against all odds in order to raise enough money to develop a semi-wardrobe. This would in-turn reduce in your periodic end-waste of resources.

Massive
#BlackTribe.