This funk in the economy isn't going anywhere fast so how to ride out the recession in style? Refreshing your wardrobeWoman with Sale Bag on a shoestring budget means shopping smart- and we've got some tips to help you out along the way.
Wait for sales
It's no big secret that waiting until the end of
the season can save you some major cash. At the end of the season
stores need to clear out old merchandise to make room for the new
arrivals - hence the slashed price tags. It may not be as much fun to
buy something you'll have to wait a while to wear but trust us, the big
savings make the delayed gratification that much sweeter. So don't just
say you'll wait for the sales, actually do it. And just because you
find something on sale at one store, don't automatically assume that
it's the best price out there; it will always behoove you to shop
around.
Sample sales
Sample sales are the absolute best
way to get your hands on designer duds at a fraction of the price. If
you're in a big city, there are sample sales happening around you if
you look for them. Sites such as Top Button (http://www.topbutton.com)
and Daily Candy (http://www.dailycandy.com) list sales in major cities.
For New Yorkers, you're in sample sale mecca. Check out New York
Magazine's website for their in depth listings
(http://nymag.com/shopping/articles/sb/).
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