When it Comes to Clothes, Just Buy the Basics. Before
you buy something, ask yourself how
often you'll actually wear it. Chances are, you're better off with a smaller
number of basic piece that you can make
unique every day with accessorie
Try Not to Shop Bored. The silliest purchases happen
when you probably shouldn't have been shopping in the first place. If you
and your friends are bored and looking for something to do, don't automatically
run to the mall.
When in Doubt, Leave the Store. Put it down and leave
the store. If you decide later that you really, want it, then you can go back
and buy it But chances are, you'll be happy you saved your money.
Pick Your Shopping Friends Wisely. Not all shopping
buddies are created equal. Some of love it when you spend money 'cause it makes
them feel better call up some friends
who'll give you their honest opinions and won't pressure you into buying
anything.
Find Cheapo Deals Online. You can find good shopping
deals online if you look hard enough. Get deals olx.in by checking their sites
frequently, and call or email what you need
Before You Buy It, Make It. You can save a lot of
money buy staying out of the shops and doing things yourself. Want some jean shorts? Turn a pair of old jeans into cutoffs. Want to decorate your room with some band
posters?
Don't
Be Seduced By Sales.
Novice shoppers will sometimes buy something they don't need just because it's
super-cheap. Cheap or not, there's no use spending any amount of money
on something you'll never use. Leave the store and come back only if you're
sure you want it
Shop Out of Season. Bathing suits are cheaper in the
winter and coats are cheaper in the
summer. Plan your big shopping trips a couple of months in advance to find some
great deals. Just don't buy any super-trendy styles that'll look dated next
year.
Don't
Be Afraid to Haggle. If
you think you're getting a bad deal on something - because you've seen it
cheaper elsewhere, because the merchandise is flawed in some way - talk to the
salesperson. It might save you some cash,
See
if Your Parents Will Split It..
If there's a big-ticket item you've been saving up for - like a smart phone, or
a pair of boots - your parents might be willing to split the cost with you
50/50 if you make a good case for it
Go
Thrifting.
Buying used is better for the environment and cheaper than buying new. Before
you head anywhere else, check out your local thrift stores, vintage shops, used
bookstores and CD exchanges. You can also thrift from home on website
Save
Your Receipts.
And don't remove clothing tags or take your new goodies out of the box until
you're ready to use them
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