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I recommend it to anyone with a serious desire to understand the Good Im Done With This Shirt value of their wardrobe. There is a fee for the app, I am not associated with. Maybe cool data but I simply cannot derive any information from this graph. I have no idea what anything means. I call the blue line “30-day rolling average shifted to the midpoint of sample”. It is essentially a normal rolling average that I have shifted 15 days “forward” so that it doesn’t lag a month behind but represents the 30-day window symmetrically over time. Otherwise, the summer season dip would show after the summer. I love this because it’s how I think every time I wear clothes. My wife constantly buys Old Navy on sale and I refer to those articles as “disposable” because they’re only good for one wear. The a reasonable metric for someone who’s conscientious about money.

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This reminds me of a study of automobiles and vehicles that determined. That Good Im Done With This Shirt we’ve literally not been able to get them to below 5c per mile. That most people spend more than 50 cents per mile over. The lifetime of their vehicles because of poor care and maintenance. And this is why I sewed my first wedding dress (100% silk with hypoallergenic silk lining) and donated it to a charity auction afterword’s and in 2020 I bought a white sundress off Amazon because #quarentinewedding, #socialdistancewedding #fuckcovid. This plot shows the Daily Cost of all clothes worn on each particular day. So each dot is one day, and shows the sum of the Cost Per Wears. For each item that was worn that day at the time of plotting. Or for the animation; the moving “frontier”. There’s an app I use to track stats called stylebook. It’s time-consuming to add all the data but you can learn cost per wear, average outfit cost, and other valuable insights.

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