Why Do We Separate To Social Class

Today there seems to be only one-way people identify the quality, and class of clothing. The way people do so, is by looking at the brand name of the product. Not only does the brand have persuasion on the class and quality of clothing, but it also causes a separation in social groups. Branded clothing makes an argument because the people of our society would rather pay more for an item that’s been with branded with a respected and well know company rather than buying cheaper non-branded clothing. The clothing people wear tends to reflect on their social status, or class. Overall the three things brands do, is change the value and cost, perception of others around you. I will be explaining why brands bring separation to social class, the value and cost quality why society would rather buy from these brands.

The clothes people wear reflect their social status. If people wear brands of clothing that are known to be popular and expensive they will be looked upon highly in society. The suit identifies people such as businessmen and leaders of huge corporations that are seen walking around wearing designer suits. They are perceived highly in society because these brands of clothing are expensive and this earns them respect socially because they look classy. Whereas if people wear clothing that isn’t branded or not very well known they won’t be perceived very highly in society and may not receive any sort of social status. This can be someone who just wears casual looking clothing, all day, which can include of not very well known brands. In society this person is perceived as average or someone with not a lot of money because he or she doesn’t wear known and expensive brands. The brands of clothing people wear can separate social classes and create a higher