I came across this article in The Atlantic today:

http://www.theatlantic.com/ent.....8652/?utm_...

I encourage you to read the article, but the gist is that the author set a minimum price for purchasing clothing items, picking a number that would be painful enough to make him think twice about any purchase. His number was $150.

He admits that he didn't always succeed, and we know that price isn't necessarily a measure of quality and sustainability, but I thought it was an interesting exercise in consciousness.

What do you all think?