Reasons and Solutions for Buying Too Many Clothes

In some parts of the world, people buy far too many clothes. So here are some possible reasons for this, Suggested change: and ways to persuade buyers to stop spendingand ways to persuade buyers to stop spending1and how can buyers be persuaded from spend so much on fashion.

Suggested change: The growing trendThe growing trend2Meanwhile, the growing trend of people Suggested change: spending excessively on clothesspending excessively on clothes3spending excessively on fabrics in some parts of the world is not new. Firstly, I feel one of the causes of this is social media. A lot of persons, Suggested change: especially the youths, areespecially the youths, are4especially the youths are influenced by what they see on the Internet. They get inspired by their favourite celebrities, and most of them are eager to copy what they do Suggested change: including their clothing choicesincluding their clothing choices5including their dressing. So this inflates the Suggested change: amount spent on clothesamount spent on clothes6amount spent on fabrics. Secondly, every individual has a different Suggested change: mindset; some believemindset; some believe7mindset, some believe they need to dress impressively to attract the kind of Suggested change: friends and connectionsfriends and connections8friends, and connections they desire. Suggested change: This mindset affectsThis mindset affects9By so doing, it impact how they spend money on clothing.

However, I feel there is a need to control this trend Suggested change: before it getsbefore it gets10before it get out of hand especially Suggested change: in countries like mine, Nigeriain countries like mine, Nigeria11in my countries like mine, Nigeria. I realised Suggested change: that even thosethat even those12that, even those with Suggested change: little or no stable incomelittle or no stable income13little, or no stable income are practicing this lifestyle. Suggested change: In the endIn the end14At the end, Suggested change: few strugglefew struggle15few struggles to Suggested change: meet their immediate needsmeet their immediate needs16meet up with their immediate needs. For example, my neighbour's son used his pocket money to acquire Suggested change: a pair of baggy jeansa pair of baggy jeans17a baggy jean instead of food. I think the government needs to find ways to Suggested change: dissuade people from such behaviourdissuade people from such behaviour18persuade people from such behaviour. The appropriate authorities should set up an investment program for teenagers. Additionally, parents should pay close attention to Suggested change: their children’s spendingtheir children’s spending19their children spending, and endeavour to know their Suggested change: source of income; this willsource of income; this will20source of income, this will help keep them in check.

I hope my reasons and the recommendations help reduce the amount of money spent on clothes in some parts of the world.