How much do you spend on tops/dresses ladies?

[Anonymous]

Like what is the price of your average top/dress sitting in your closet?

[EmmaMary]

I've actually purchased some really good quality clothing (not necessarily branded) from reputable charity shops... From as little as a couple of pounds (UK Stirling) up to no more than twenty pounds.

[Asker]

Honestly? I noticed that sales are INSANELY good, when the season is coming to an end.

i. e. summer sales are INSANELY good right now.

The stuff bought can most definitely be used for the next summer too, I think I will do some pre-shopping as the styles dont' change much one year to the next.

[EmmaMary]

Thank you for the A1 BC.

[selenarevera98]

It varies based on the quality and type of dress! I have sundresses from fashion nova and shein which are not that expensive ($15- $50). If I want to wear a dress thats work appropriate I look at Guess ($100) / Dynamite ($50-$100). I wouldn’t be spending more than $150 on a dress unless its designer in which case the price exceeds ofc :)

[Asker]

What do you do for work?

[HelloImGoodThanks]

I never spend more than $40 for a piece of clothing. Most times I will wait for the store to have sales so I can save 20 to 50% on something.

[Asker]

Honestly? I noticed that sales are INSANELY good, when the season is coming to an end.

i. e. summer sales are INSANELY good right now.

The stuff bought can most definitely be used for the next summer too, I think I will do some pre-shopping as the styles dont' change much one year to the next.

[HelloImGoodThanks]

The sales are pretty good I've probably saved close to $500 buying cloths on sale. The only disappointment is the fact the quality of the clothing I have noticed has go down hill. I've brought tops and pants from a particular expensive retail store and I found the sizing was incorrect. One top had x-large for the sizing, im a skinny girl and that x large top was too small for me. I legit contacted the store and showed them proof that their sizing is way off and told them this is what contributes to people having eating disorders.

[Asker]

I feel you they always do that with sales.

But I've noticed that sometimes when I'm shopping there has been stock which exactly 3 months before was full price and heavily marked down because it's considered off-season.

For example a $45 top being reduced to $15 because it's no longer considered season specific.

It's insane. Like the exact same top.

[Autember]

Probably 25-50$. Depends on the item and where I got it from!

[sheikalana]

Is not about the price is about the quality for me. I pay for quality and durability.

[Bubbles16]

I actually just got two new tops for when I start college in two weeks and both of them were $74

[MsJackie2001]

A lot especially at 6’5” I got spend more for my size.

[DizzyDesii]

Like $200. Ionfck with dresses like that

[Asker]

Huh? Like one dress costs $200? I don't think I have a single dress worth that much in my wardrobe. At least not recently that I've purchased.

[DizzyDesii]

From a boutique yes

[AsaKyo]

Probably $10-$20 at most

[swettannie]

god... some of my dresses cost me 450 buck

[AsaKyo]

@swettannie No point in spending a bunch of money on fancy clothes if your family doesn't do shit lmao

[swettannie]

i guess. i wear it for myself

[Marshymallow]

A lot…. Lol