Example
Input: $200 Boots, 100 Wears
Result: $2.00 per wear
What is Cost Per Wear Calculator?
Divides the item price by the estimated number of times you will wear it.
How it Works
1. Enter 'Item Price'.
2. Estimate 'Times Worn'.
3. Result = Price / Wears.
FAQ
What is a good CPW?
Under $1.00 is excellent value.
Does resale value count?
Yes, you can subtract resale price from cost.
Fast fashion?
Often has high CPW due to poor durability.
Maintenance costs?
Add dry cleaning to the item price.
Investment pieces?
Coats, shoes, and bags usually have the best CPW.
Conclusion
A $200 pair of boots worn 200 times ($1/wear) is cheaper than a $30 shirt worn once ($30/wear). Use this logic to build a high-quality, sustainable wardrobe.