Clothes-where to buy?

dan-dan_2

Charity shops i think have the majority vote but i also agree, I found a converse top for £4 which usually goes for £10 plus and ive always wanted something from that brand

Primark is good if you want some nice tops and sweats (ive had clothes that have lasted a while but I will admit shoes dont last long with continuous wear)

try downloading Olio its a food waste app but people also give away clothes, they dont appear as often as you may want but its worth a look

VfM4meplse

dan-dan wrote: »

try downloading Olio its a food waste app but people also give away clothes, they dont appear as often as you may want but its worth a look

I gave up on Olio ages ago, it just didn't have the critical mass of traffic needed when giving perishables away. Has that changed?

brownie17

As for me, I also have a limited budget. And I share your love of natural fabrics, I also sweat in synthetics. As it turned out, we have a lot in common. I also buy second-hand clothes like you, because I have a lot of expenses for children. Despite this, sometimes I allow myself buying clothes from online stores that make good discounts. And it doesn't cost me a fortune. It's always a wonderful day for me, because I feel great in these new clothes.Recently, I found a great online store that makes discounts on various products every day and now you do not need to wait for a certain holiday or black Friday. Here I can buy pajamas for the whole family, these are the ones they offer for women (you can see here https://seven.deals/deals/apparel/womens-clothes/pajamas-loungewear) and save the family budget, because it cost me much cheaper than if I bought pajamas without discount coupons.

maman

Organza_Lace wrote: »

Bon Marche went into administration last October. However all the stores are trading and no redundancies have been made so id get in quick if you want to keep a stock of your favourite trousers.

Im not a fan of the place myself though i did buy my favourite cardigan from there.

They have, what seem to be genuine, Closing Down sales in the Bon Marche shops at the moment including a few bits from Jaeger. (I'm assuming jaeger must be the same company and also in trouble.). Worth a look for anyone who likes their stuff.