Sentences with phrase «per wear pieces»

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Equipment pieces are an investment (in my opinion) but because of how classic they are, your CPW (cost per wear) will end up being a great deal.

I hate seeing such high costs - per - wear, but again, like with the least worn items, these are some of my more «unique» pieces that just don't get worn as much as my more basic items.

As some of you may know, I'm all about pieces that I can wear with everything (cost per wear!).

I love the idea about looking at the price tag from a cost per wear stand point and focusing on investment pieces!!

I realize some of these pieces are a bit of a splurge, but I think of items in terms of cost - per - wear, which helps me justify the price tag.

I have major love for these and, if you think about it, they really are pretty versatile meaning they COULD be thought of as somewhat of an investment piece which really means you could earn the money back per wear.

One thing I love about workwear is that I get fabulous CPW (cost per wear) on the pieces.

I'm all about remixing pieces to create new outfits (got ta get that cost per wear down!).

I agree with you, I usually only wear one statement piece per outfit, but this shirt just calls for more!

An investment piece may cost a little more because you're paying for better fabrics and tailoring, you do get the return on that investment when you factor in the cost per wear.

So I'm a fan of being able to pull pieces together like this, but having the flexibility to style looks around each piece individually to ensure you're getting awesome cost per wear of everything in yo» closet.

This cami is one of the best pieces in terms of cost - per - wear I have bought, because I wear it at least once a week.

If you are talking price - per - wear, both pieces are a STEAL.

It also stretches the cost - per - wear, because the more venues you can wear a piece, the more you'll actually wear it — always a good thing.

To get more classic look with wearing this aqua green colored festive wear bandhej printed saree, adoring with contrast print at over all saree, and contrast printed pallu, glammed with zari leaf border at over all, it comes with matching 80 cm blouse piece and can be stitched as per your measurement

I know I talk about cost per wear and how much I like to find pieces that can be worn different ways, but I'm really trying to follow through with that this year!

I love that you are showing you multiple ways to wear one piece, and it definitely helps with that cost per wear breakdown!

Repurposing an item not only drives down the cost - per - wear, but you get bonus style points for being able to wear the same piece at the office, casually on the weekend, and dressed up for a girl's night.

It's a gorgeous, well - made piece, but the price and expected cost - per - wear just didn't add up for me.

Amazon's fashion market used to be full of outdoor wear and cheap and nasty «fast fashion» sold for # 1 per piece.

As per usual, I didn't plan my outfits ahead so I ended up packing just the pieces I knew I would wear and that are easy to style.

The key is to calculate the price per wear of quality, staple pieces, for where your perceived splurge factor goes way down.

You all know how I feel about getting cost per wear (CPW) out of my pieces.

These pieces get so much good use and your CPW (cost - per - wear) ends up being so amazing.

I've had my eye on these shoes and sunnies for a while and who could pass up a classic wool coat — think cost per wear for investment pieces like this:) I'm also lusting...

Your sweater is a piece that I could wear a year around and not just on a Valentine's Day per say.

This is also a piece I recommend going for the investment — your cost - per - wear will definitely pay off now that you can wear them for every occasion!

I always get nervous about sharing (what I consider to be) more expensive pieces on the blog because I always want to stay true to my PPF name... but there are some investments (like comfortable shoes) that are smart and have an extremely low cost per wear, therefore it's worth it!