Cost Per Wear Calculator

Formula

The formula to calculate the Cost Per Wear is:

\[ CW = \frac{IC}{W} \]

Where:

$CW$ is the Cost Per Wear (\$/wear)
$IC$ is the Cost of the Item (\$)
$W$ is the Number of Times the Item is Worn

What is Cost Per Wear?

Cost per wear is a term used in clothing to describe the cost of an item for every time it is worn. In other words, the more times an item is worn, the lower the cost per wear is going to be. This concept helps individuals evaluate the true value and practicality of their clothing purchases by considering the long-term cost efficiency.

Example Calculation

Let's assume the following values:

Cost of the Item (IC) = $200
Number of Times the Item is Worn (W) = 50

Using the formula:

\[ CW = \frac{200}{50} = 4 \]

The Cost Per Wear (CW) is $4 per wear.