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I'm a consignment shopper all the way.  I refuse to spend my hard earned money on clothes and will not pay full price for anything.  I buy very expensive stuff for less then $10.  The outfit I have on in my picture is Ann Taylor Loft.  I bought the jacket for $4 and the dress for $4.  They were both brand new.

I love making a trip to the outlet malls near me once a season.  Its great getting name brand stuff from Calivin Klein, BCBG, Banana Republic, etc for a discount.  You can also find decent stuff at Ross or Marshalls, although you may have to pick through crap to get good deals. 

Lastly, the mecca of all discount shopping: Century 21 in NYC.  It is insane but even designer stuff, Gucci, Armani, etc is discounted. 

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try Target or Dotts- they have in style clothes that are cheap and for brand name try Ross, Marshalls, Platos Clothes, and T.J. Max 

Hope this helps

I try a mix of vintage pieces from consignment stores (and thrift stores!) and basics on deep sale from places like Banana Republic.

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I would have never thought you could buy work clothes from Etsy

I really love getting clothes at RW&CO - even the stuff on the sales racks at the back of the store is always really nice, clean, cute, and professional-looking.

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Being a big woman, finding good work clothes is always a struggle.  It was a lot easier when I lived in Houston.  I shopped a lot at Catherines, and I made regular trips to the local Avenue store that got all the clearance items from the other stores.  I was always a big clearance shopper.

Since moving to the Northwest, it's a lot harder.  There's a Lane Bryant in the mall, but their stuff is much younger than my tastes (I'm almost 50).  There's an Avenue about 30 miles south that I visit on occasion.  My preference, when I have time and money, is to make a trip up to Canada and shop at Pennington's.  I think they have the best professional wear for large women.  Haven't gotten up there in a while.  When I get my hands on some cash, I need to make another trip.

Nobody around here is capping on Target.

Also I have to admit that I find their maternity section strangely stylish, and I'm not even pregnant!

You just cann't beat Kohl's for the basic stuff and what could be better it's always on sale!!  :)

Goodwill, Salvation Army, Walmart, Kmart, JC Penny.  It really depends on the sale, not everyone can find what they want if they go one time and have this impression that's all they will ever have.  It takes time and effort to find things you can afford when you don't have much to spend.