Clothing is so incredibly cheap these days, I think I'd struggle to spend 13K on a wardrobe. At the local salvation army pants and shirts are 10 - 15 at most.
So . . . let's say I'm naked and homeless and want work appropriate clothing for two weeks, for every season of the year.
Indoor clothes:
14 short-sleeve undershirts - 140$
14 dress shirts - 210$
4 pairs of dress pants - 40$
4 pairs of jeans - 40$
4 pairs of jogging pants/sweat pants - 40$
14 pairs of shorts - 140$
14 short sleeve golf shirts - 140$
A belt - 10$
We're up to 760$.
We need outerwear.
Fall jacket (leather) - 25$
Winter ski jacket - 30$
Toque - 10$
Scarf - 10$
Gloves (light weight, leather) - 10$
Gloves (heavy weight, ski) - 15$
Sun hat - 10$
Rain jacket - 15$
Fall boots - 30$
Winter boots - 40$
Running shoes - 20$
Dress shoes - 30$
Now we're at 1,005$
I usually buy socks and underwear new . . . but a bag of 14 socks isn't expensive. Maybe 20$? Underwear is at most 5$ . . . so 14 pairs would be 70$.
OK, up to 1,095 $
Now, let's say that I was being completely unreasonable with prices . . . so we'll double 'em just for a safety margin.
2, 190$ . . . for a full complement of outerwear, two weeks (probably more actually - underwear has two sides) of clothing, winter and summer clothes.
So . . . I guess we spend the other 10 grand on hookers and blow now?