How much money did it cost to buy a sweater during the great depression?

During the great depression, a single sweater had a starting price of $1. Comparing the value of a dollar from the 1930’s would have the equivalent buying power of $14.04 today. Therefore, during those hard times, sweaters were a bit pricey and food was the ultimate concern for most struggling families.

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