There is no set standard for how much you should pay for clothes. It would have to depend on how much one is willing to pay. In fashion, it is either too cheap or too expensive. Remember two things: high quality and middle price. Many times we see brands competing for the lowest price. But, on the other hand, luxury brands also compete for the highest amount they can ever muster. If there is one thing it says about the market, it is this. The consumers can be as cheap as possible. Or the consumers can also pay a hefty price to look luxurious. When paying for clothes, we suggest settling for the middle price. This should be your safest bet. Cheap clothes tend to last for a year at the most. By the end of a few months, you would be willing to throw them away. And it would be such a waste. In the end, you would buy a new batch of cheap clothes. Eventually, you would be accumulating a hefty price out of all the cheaper clothes you bought. When you buy luxury items, you may have quality but only get one item in a year. If it is actually priced at more than what you earn, that’s not for you. You can save up for it, but you should never buy them on a whim. Settle for quality clothes at a fair price. When we say “fair price,” this would have to depend on your budget. Never spend more than 5% of your monthly income on clothes. Another thing to remember is to limit your purchased garments to 20 per year max. Remember, however, that in the end, it is never about the price. It should always be on the quality of the clothes you buy. Be cautious when choosing especially expensive clothes. Most of the time, a higher price may mean good quality. But there are always brands that become exceptions. Because there are times when what you are paying for is the brand name. Check out the materials—research on how the company manufactures their clothes. Remember, always stick to companies that aim to give you clothes that look good and clothes that last.