Back of the envelope, to keepy work uniform crispy, every six months or so I need to obtain:
two work shirts
two undershirts
two pairs pants
a five-pack of boxers
a pair of shoes
That’s twelve, times two to get the yearly average. I also get a six-pack of socks every other year or so, call that twenty-seven per year, plus one or two purchased for me as gifts (gloves, sweatshirts, hats, ties), call it thirty.
There’s fifty-four weeks in a year. Either the author is out-of-touch or I’m already following their advice, IDK. I just found brands that are comfortable and wear them until they’re discontinued. Personally, I wish I was buying clothes less often; I hate that I go through work shirts and pants so fast, in particular.
Edit: bad arithmetic originally. Revised estimate is more in line with author’s projection but still significantly lower.
Back of the envelope, to keepy work uniform crispy, every six months or so I need to obtain:
two work shirts
two undershirts
two pairs pants
a five-pack of boxers
a pair of shoes
That’s twelve, times two to get the yearly average. I also get a six-pack of socks every other year or so, call that twenty-seven per year, plus one or two purchased for me as gifts (gloves, sweatshirts, hats, ties), call it thirty.
There’s fifty-four weeks in a year. Either the author is out-of-touch or I’m already following their advice, IDK. I just found brands that are comfortable and wear them until they’re discontinued. Personally, I wish I was buying clothes less often; I hate that I go through work shirts and pants so fast, in particular.
Edit: bad arithmetic originally. Revised estimate is more in line with author’s projection but still significantly lower.