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Published 12:03 4 Aug 2019 BST
Updated 18:25 4 Aug 2019 BST
Well, no ladies, it's not. However, this clever hack might stop you from buying so much in the future.
See, the thing is, you know you're going to buy something again (soon); let's not kid ourselves.
So, instead of taking your new clothes out of the bag and packing them away in your wardrobe, hang them right in front of you so you have to look at them every morning and night.
After a week, if you don't wear them or decide you actually have nothing in your wardrobe that matches them, then say goodbye, return them to the shop and get your money back.
This just might work.
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