Budgeting has always been a fundamental aspect of my shopping experience. When I was a (low-income) culture/fashion focused kid, I used to keep detailed, trend based, cop-lists as a way of collecting without spending. As an extremely fortunate and grateful adult with a more flexible jawn allowance, I still like to window shop and form cop-lists, but now they’re categorical (typically material, cut, or theme based). Making these lists helps to keep my spending grounded/focused and my wardrobe cohesive. In areas that I struggle, like accessories, I still keep item specific grail lists.
Purged that very same pearl jam shirt in a moment of mental weakness! Really drove the point home.
I can’t believe you sequenced the Spyplane merch sale with a reference to (C.H.A.O.S.) Mindset.
A subtle test I was happy to loose. Can’t wait for my Spy Ranch hat!
Thank you for introducing me to Gebru—wonderful, beautiful music. I am seriously enjoying her kompositionens.
Hey, I hate to ask but what planner is that in the photo? Loving the giant helvetica numbers!
Budgeting has always been a fundamental aspect of my shopping experience. When I was a (low-income) culture/fashion focused kid, I used to keep detailed, trend based, cop-lists as a way of collecting without spending. As an extremely fortunate and grateful adult with a more flexible jawn allowance, I still like to window shop and form cop-lists, but now they’re categorical (typically material, cut, or theme based). Making these lists helps to keep my spending grounded/focused and my wardrobe cohesive. In areas that I struggle, like accessories, I still keep item specific grail lists.
Hey man, may I ask where the pants in the top photo are from?
I’ve done the impulse purge so many times and have so many regrets as a result. Don’t do what I’ve done--keep a library!