expensive= quality?
By skenthal
@skenthal (1020)
Turkey
August 11, 2008 11:31am CST
you can easily guess why i am writing this discussion today. i just came back from shopping today and bought a tommy hilfiger jean. it was like 250$ and i really thought much about it when i was buying it, because i also went to other shops and looked other jeans and they were like between 60 and 100$ however i paid more to buy hilfiger jean thinking that it wont worn out quickly. am i right to think that? maybe paying much higher your expectations about the thing you buy but is really expensive thing= quality? i am waiting your opinions... thanksss
3 responses
@victoriasparda (161)
• United States
11 Aug 08
If you want jeans that won't wear out too fast then buy Levis.........high price does not equal better quality, honestly, I've noticed quite the opposite when it comes to clothing.....
@krkchn (160)
• Philippines
13 Aug 08
Not necessarily. Branded items tend to overprice because you are paying not just for the quality of the item, but also for the brand name. You can spot other less familiar brands with the same quality. But with the branded ones, you are sure of the quality compared to brands you don't know in which you still have to try.
@karminology (26)
• Turkey
12 Aug 08
when its about clothing, it depends on the brand..especially brands like diesel are or kana are very expensive but they really worth it when you wear them, you understand the difference when it strechs and makes you comfortable..
i think this way, i would pay 400$ for a couple of jeans rather then paying 50$ and using them for 1 year, instead i would use my 400$ jeans forever.. decision is yours..
