7 Money-Saving Clothes Hacks for Your Everyday Wear!

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One of the most crucial purchases you'll ever make is clothing! It's something that will always be there for you, evolving and becoming dirtier through time.

One of the most crucial purchases you'll ever make is clothing! It's something that will always be there for you, evolving and becoming dirtier through time. It's critical to spend your money carefully, whether it's on a new shirt or a pair of pants. Here are some shopping tricks we've discovered to help you save money on your clothes.

 

 

7 clothing hacks for everyday use

 

  1. Don't go to the dry cleaners.

 

 

 

Simply said, don't do that. Don't buy the entire ensemble at once, and don't wash everything you've purchased once the first piece has been dried. It's not good to wear a soiled shirt.

 

 

  1. Beware of free shirts!

 

If you see a thrift store or garage sale and find a free shirt, grab it. You won't regret it! But try to avoid these:

 

Bath and Body Works freebies

 

Victoria's Secret freebies

 

Old Tommy Hilfiger tops

 

Old polo shirts

 

Old Under Armour shirts

 

  1. Decide how often you buy your clothes.

 

How to avoid the fashion trap

If you want to avoid getting ripped off by big brands like Forever 21, Express, or Old Navy, you need to know how to spot the rip-off prices.

 

Most popular brands sell their clothes in a range of stores that are similar in price. The difference is usually in design. If the logo or the trim doesn't match, that means you're paying more. If the quality isn't that great, that means you're paying more. Old Navy and Abercrombie Fitch will keep prices the same in most stores. That's why I like to shop at off-price shops to avoid paying the top mark-up prices.

 

The happy medium

Before you go to the store, it's best to have an idea of what you want and what you can afford. And don't forget to read the labels! Lots of clothes are made from cheap materials, like cotton, which are susceptible to damage. You'll be saving money if you get a good quality pair of jeans instead of some of the cheaper jeans at the mall. You can even create your own at home if you're just not that into shopping in stores. Buy tips a secondhand shirt that's comfortable and you don't mind if it doesn't quite match your outfits.

 

Check for sales online

 

When shopping online, you have the ability to compare prices to find the best deal. Online shopping also gives you the chance to see clothes before they go on sale.

 

The thrifty way of shopping

Go old school. You know you can buy some brands in thrift shops, right? Remember to check the tags to make sure everything is still in good condition. You can probably pick up an amazing piece for less than $10.

 

Shop thrift stores during off season. If you go to a thrift store during the school year you'll be hard pressed to find anything. Get in there before the students buy out their clothes.

 

Look for high quality clothes. It's so easy to get caught up with fashion trends. Investing in quality products pays off in the long run.

 

Re-wear your clothes. If your jeans have a few holes, rip and frayed, but still fit you well, then by all means, wear it again. By re-wearing your clothes, you save money and have a few more.

 

Be willing to buy secondhand.

 

Fashion after 10 years from now

We all want to look and feel our best. Fashion should be fun and feel good, so shopping for new clothes can sometimes be a hassle. If you're looking to pick up some new items, think about where you're buying the clothes from. Smaller online retailers have great deals on quality, name brands! It's a win-win!

 

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  1. Spray Your Garments, Not Yourself

 

Catch your perfumes on your clothes! We all love to get fancy when we're out on the town, but don't expect to walk around smelling like you just got out of the shower. If you apply your favorite perfume when you're getting dressed, you're going to spray it all over your new outfit and it's not going to last nearly as long.

 

Conclusion

Clothes shopping can be stressful, and it's easy to become too focused on the cost to actually enjoy what you buy! By using a few tips, you can save money on your clothes and still make sure they fit, fit, fit!

 

Have any other tips to share? Share them below in the comments!

 

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Jason Rubio ( 28 Posts Jason Rubio is the co-owner and founder of Austin's Best DJs, a professional DJ photo booth company that provides music and entertainment for events in the Austin and central Texas area. Jason started his DJ career as a mobile DJ, at age 13, in 1991, and has since DJ’ed thousands of events, providing music and entertainment for clubs, bars, radio, concerts, festivals and various other events.

 

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