Use a cost you know
Enter your own purchase cost and currency, or select a saved wardrobe item. No product prices or exchange rates are fetched.
Cost Per Wear / Your numbers, clearly separated
Put a number on each wear.
Enter what you paid and how often you actually wore the item. The calculator divides those numbers and keeps future expectations separate from the actual wear journal.
How it works
A practical starting point.
Count real use
Use a whole number of actual wears. A linked item can use its baseline plus confirmed journal entries; planning a look does not add to the count.
Keep projections separate
Try a future frequency and duration in the separate scenario calculator. It never writes projected wears into your history.
An example, not your saved data
CAD 100 divided by 20 actual wears is CAD 5 per wear. Zero wears has no defined cost per wear yet. This calculation does not establish quality, environmental benefit or investment return.
Saved data stays in this browser. Clearing site storage removes local data; export a wardrobe backup when you want another copy.