Favorite "Cheap" Shops?

[gruveechik]

all of the following have great quality and style
and are listed from the cheapest to more costly -- of all of the cheapest stores.

Smart Set
RW&Co.
H&M
Mango
Zara

that's for clothing.

stuff =
Dollar Stores
Thrift Stores
Resale cosmetics (etc.) stores
Shopper's Drug Mart

 

[stl]

I also like Diesel and Killah Babe for some cute finds, if you dig around once in a while.

Diesel aren't really cheap !!

 

[tastes_like_chic]

Jeans West
Target
Just Jeans
Sportsgirl.... depends they have some stuff which in my opinion is over$$$ for what it is...

Anywhere that sells bonds singlets, cos they are cheap

 

[phantasmagoric]

H&M is awesome! But I live in L.A. so whenever I go to NYC I always stop there
and the infamous santee alley which has nice stuff occasionally

 

[castorpollux]

The vintage shops on Halsted near Wrigley Field in Chicago...

 

[johnnykenton]

h&m

classic. affordable. fashion.

 

[thefashionista]

i wouldn't call urban outfitters cheap...

 

[thefashionista]

but h&m, yes it's cheap and the clothes are fabulous and i always find something i love. why, i am way too picky when it comes to jeans yet my third and favorite pair of jeans are $40 h&m ones!

 

[susie_bubble]

Beyond Retro on Cheshire Street, East London. Best bargain vintage shop in London, I think. Dresses for £5!

 

[crankypants]

TJ Maxx -- their shoe selection is better than their clothes
Urban Outfitters -- not terribly cheap, but their sales are great
Value Village and Goodwill -- requires some sifting, but that's part of the zen aspect of thrifting...I've found Ferragamo shoes, cool vintage purses, and all kinds of clothes over the years, including a CDG shirt for 5 dollars
Forever 21 -- the music blares, the dressing rooms are terrible, and they often have their clothes organized into heaps and piles, but they do have cute stuff for what would be sale prices at other places
American Eagle -- preppy, fairly well-made staples
Target -- jewelry and shoes is always worth a look

 

[VintagePearls]

URBAN OUTFITTERS. Its where my wardrobe is from (besides the things from little boutiques here and there). We dont have one here though!

I used to be an Abercrombie/Holister/AE addict (And my closet does show it) But I'm done with that. Everyone at my school shops there. Everyone in my town shops there. But no one in my town goes to Urban Outfitters <333

 

[*Sunrise_Serena*]

I'm so addicted to H&M, they have really cool clothes and stuff there and it's not expensive but look awesome. Zara and Mango are great too.

 

[twilight fairy]

h&m
h&m
h&m


+ Zara..(sometimes)..

 

[tifa]

urban outfitters is expensive! it costs about £28 for a basic t-shirt in there. i can understand the vivienne westwood, see by chloe being expensive but their own things are way too pricey...

 

[BaroqueRockstar]

h&m!!!
topshop. i live in US, and i just found out that preen does a collection for topshop. not the cheapest, but its worth it

 

[lucy92]

urban outfitters in the US vs UK is vastly different.

in the US, they dont carry upscale brands such as paul and joe and you can get a lot of clothing and shoes on sale for under 10$.

ive gotten a lot of shoes at urban outfitters onsale for 10-20$ (brands such as irregular choice, puma, vans, dielsel, converse etc)

 

[kanita]

H&M, the best.

 

[lucifer]

zara sucks. bad quality and all their stuff feels weird

 

[LoveMyBoots]

i wouldn't call urban outfitters cheap...

me neither... far from it.

 

[retailqueen]

I'm seriously not liking the thread titke AT ALL . 'cheap' is so insulting, but anyways ....
Back on topic, I love new look, Miss Selfridges and M&S (yes I said it ).
I love charity shops too (Oxfam is the best) and the market has great second hand gems.