your read · Are you a collector or just a good shopper?
The Good Shopper
Very good at this, and nothing stays long enough to matter.
No system, no story, no shelf of boxes. You buy well, wear it hard, sell it on at a price that startles the person buying, and you owe nobody an account of any of it. The alterations happen the week it arrives, not two years later when you finally admit the sleeve is long.
Which is the whole trouble. Nothing you own will get old alongside you, because you will have sold it first, and there is no piece in that wardrobe a friend could pick out of a room and name as yours. You are fluent and you are unattached, and the second one is why nobody borrows your taste.
You are the best shopper in this quiz by some distance. You are also the only one with nothing to hand down.
What you'd actually buy
- A tailored jacket in the size that needs one alteration
- A silk shirt in the colour you already know works on you
- A leather tote carried daily for four years, then sold
- Boots at the price you set before you walked in