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Walking around "feeling" clothes sounds like a terrible waste of time. I can just order a $100 T-shirt from a brand known for its high quality rather than spend
by farseer 3y ago
Walking around "feeling" clothes sounds like a terrible waste of time. I can just order a $100 T-shirt from a brand known for its high quality rather than spend $200/hour of my time checking clothes in the whole city in the hope of saving a few dozen dollars.
The point is there are brands that don't compromise on quality or don't mix cheap fabrics.
- inertiatic 3y agoIf you're making $200/hour, you probably don't share a lot of the problems other people have around buying goods of all sorts. Furthermore, you're likely to go shopping with friends/significant other/kids anyway and touching something when you're there is free - assuming you could even find clients to pay you your $200 an hour on a Saturday morning for example. Overall, I don't think it's a bad idea to develop an intuition for most things you consume, even if you're well off.