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How to get cheap clothes
This page is the definitive guide to getting cheap clothes. Scroll up to see the latest clothing deals and bargains shared by our community of deal hunters. Below, you'll discover:
How much to British households spend on clothes?
British households spend an average of £1,196 per year on clothing and shoes, according to the Office of National Statistics (ONS). That's £23 a week, a figure that has not shifted much in 10 years.
As a reader of Latest Deals you may be scratching your head at that figure. I don't spend £23 a week on clothes... And you're right to do so. The ONS report, which the UK Government uses to dictate policy, is based on a survey of just 4,918 households.
There are over 23 million households in the UK, so this survey is a representative sample size of just 0.02%. What are the chances that those households are also deal hunters like us? Not much.
On this page, you'll find all the cheapest clothes deals shared by fellow bargain hunters. For men, women and children you can save money in the latest sales, discover discount retailers, and use voucher codes to get more for your money.
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Why shopping online is cheaper than in-store
You can save money on clothes by shopping online. Mintel, the business research agency, published a UK Clothing Retailing market report which found,
Online fashion retailers have lower costs: no physical shops, no expensive business rates, no sales assistants. They can pass these savings on to you with lower prices.
As more people shop online, internet retailers are able to offer cheaper delivery (such as New Look's Delivery Pass) and the cycle continues. While Primark, TK Maxx and Next will continue to have a presence on British high streets for years to come, you can expect the bigger discounts to move online.
Which are the best online retailers for cheap clothes?
Online stores with a discount focused marketing strategy are the best for you in terms of saving money. Brands such as Boohoo and La Redoute compete on price. They always have a sale on, a discount code, an opportunity for you to stack - and its these brands where you can get good value for money.
The companies which focus on creating a luxury brand image are the ones to avoid. For example, Abercrombie & Fitch. They sell the brand image at a premium. In other words, you're buying the label not the clothes. However, if it's the label you want keep reading as this article covers that as well.
Cheap online fashion retailers:
These online clothes shops are favourites of Latest Dealers. They offer good value for money from a variety of brands and in multiple categories (see here for sportswear). Some, such as Next and Peacocks have both a physical and an online presence.
Be sure to take a look at their clearance sections and permanent sales pages. Here they flog last season clothes for big discounts.
In recent years there's been a trend of online fashion retailers buying clothes from wholesalers in weight (KG) and selling them on to you for cheap. This is similar to old thrift shops. Also, like Approved Food for supermarkets, some shops buy unsold clothes from high street brands, cut out the labels, and then sell them on to you for less.
In our Facebook Group members are always posting pictures of the bargains they've found, along with how much its still selling on the original brand's website.
When are the fashion sales?
Fashion brands have sales throughout the year. The best way to find out if one is on is to search for the retailer on Latest Deals, and take a look at the latest posts.
Some brands, such as Next, have several very big sales throughout the year. Its known for the VIP sale for members, and also the Summer clearance sale in July.
Other clothing retailers, such as La Redoute, have sales continuously in different categories. Dresses one week, shoes the next, bags after that.
When brands offer continuous discounts you need to re-adjust your expectation of what makes a good price. For example, if something is always half price, then you should take that as the new norm. Now, you're really looking for a discount beyond that price. Stack a big discount code on top of the sale reduction, and that's a deal. Here are some past examples:
Retro 80s Swimwear Reduced By 70% + 20% at Boohoo
When researching fashion sales, it's actually difficult to find a moment when there isn't one. You're almost unlucky to be paying full price - which breaks the cardinal rule of Latest Dealers: Never Buy Full Price (NBFP).
How to find cheap designer clothes
Deal hunting is not about being frugal. Being a frugalista is about cutting back. Having and doing less. Deal hunting is about having more. More experiences, more fun, more money. It's about making the same amount of money go further. So in the context of clothing, the ultimate deal would be getting the most luxurious dresses, suits, shoes etc., from the most premium of brands, for Primark prices (or less).
Premium brands such as Vivienne Westwood, Michael Kors, Modalu, Emporio Armani and others don't like to do their own discounts. This is because it knocks the value of their brands. As reported in the Financial Times, Hugo Boss had an identity crisis when retailers in the USA kept discounting its suits. It started to be seen as cheap, rather than premium, so it stopped working with those retailers.
To get the balance right between cheap prices and maintaining the appearance of a luxury brand, designer fashion labels offer secret sales. Either on hidden pages of their own websites, or through other outlets, they have discounts and special offers that are behind walls.
The basic approach to finding cheap designer clothes is to join secret sale groups. Some examples include:
Michael Kors bags reduced 35% in SecretSales
Dolce & Gabbana reduced 75% in Cocosa
These secret sale groups are free to join and once you're in you'll see all the offers, or they'll send you a daily email (so use your alias details).
People buy and sell clothes on Depop.
How to buy cheap clothes on ebay
ebay, the online marketplace, has a huge section dedicated to fashion brands. Head to the Brand Outlet section and you'll find the following labels on offer:
Many retailers have outlet stores on ebay where they sell clothes for up to 80% less (or sometimes more). Plus, ebay tends to have free delivery and have partnered with Argos for click and collect.
It's a good place to browse and when you're getting excited about a sale such as during Black Friday, it pays to double check you can't get it cheaper on ebay first.
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