Money Saving Tip #4
I will also say I do shop the discount section in stores, but I cannot stress this enough pay attention to the seams pull the dress or the shirt a little bit to see if it’s got some stretch. Just make sure you really test the clothes before you take it home And I’m not saying pull it hard enough to hear a rip just make sure you can actually put it on and move a little bit and it’s not gonna explode when you put it on a second time.
Also try not to buy certain fabrics. I can’t remember right off the top of my head what you should get, but I will update the post with what you should be getting because there is a costume type material that has been used a lot in fast fashion and people wonder why they’re clothes go to poop really quickly
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