quality not A grade according to marketing and prices of clothing

cotton on items are not fairly reasonable in comparison to the recent quality they provide , specifically on footwear. This winter i have purchased 2 pairs of boots, of which each costed est R700. both of my boots have the upper material worn out and the rubber on the heels have come off on either one of the heels. i have only worn these into office and only go into office twice a week for the past 2 months so i cannot even blame this on wear and tear. if they had priced it cheaper i would have understood the boot would not have lasted long..but that is not the case with cotton on. they are meant to be a brand with quality material used for their "quality" items. the boots are not the only items i have had an issue with, i have bought numerous plain cotton tees which have also gotten cotton ***** on them as if they have been owned for a very long time, cotton on needs to reconsider the price they are selling their items for vs the quality they are marketing. i feel as thought i have been de*****ed of my money in aim to spend well and wisely on quality clothing. H&M has provided much reasonable prices and far better quality. this is a pitty as Cotton on has some real fresh designs, but unfortunately the price and quality don't match . best to only buy when they have real big discounts at their factory store, then the quality vs price would not be an issue.