Precieved Quality
The Precieved Quality Graph helps to visualize how I make decisions on quality and price for a garment. I personally define the quality of a garment by its fit, price, fiber content, and comfort. After evaluating each garment, I then placed them on the graph relative to each other.
Most of my garments fall in the lower quadrant of the graph where quality precieved is high and price is low. The main outlier I see is the Ya Los Angeles Skirt because the price was high and I've worn it once. And unfortunately, it seems to have the most issues with quality. Anything that falls on the fair value line, like my shorts, shawl, and sweater are then deemed a fair value of price and quality. I am happy with the majority of the these garments but, I have learned that I will sacrifice comfort for the right price as illustrated with the shorts and black dress. I, also, learned that a high price does not always garrantee high quality.