Buying clothes as a confirmed cheapskate does mean looking for bargains, but it doesn’t mean going for the cheapest price on everything in your closet! Look at this article on cheap clothes shopping. They mention some items, like cute T shirts or funky jewelry that you will probably be fine picking up at your local discount store. T shirts don’t tend to last long anyway, because they have to be washed very often. Trendy items, for instance those clunky green earrings that you had to have five years ago, will sit in your jewelry box when the season’s colors switch over from hot tropical to muted peach.
However, some staple items like a classic black dress and black dress pants, sturdy and comfortable shoes, and of course, underthings like bras, should be of a good quality. These items can serve you well for years, and if you spend a little more on quality, you will proably save money over several years.
So go ahead and buy the T shirt with the latest print from a rack at the outlet where you buy your socks, but be a little more generous when you budget for classic and essential items like dress clothes, shoes, and supportive wear.
If you have to buy an evening gown which you may only wear a few times consider an upscale consignment shop. You can find fabulous gowns that have probably only been worn once for a fraction of the cost. These shops are usually located close to the affluent neighborhoods in your area because the people who sell those gowns to the shops live close by. I promise you it is worth the trip though to check out these shops.
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