Who doesn’t love a good bargain? When it comes to apparels shopping online, bargains are everywhere – you just need to know where to look. If you’re searching for cheap trendy apparels, the endless list of available stores can be a little intimidating.
Who decides what counts as trendy? Or cheap? Some stores love to tell you that they’re cheap, when they’re merely cheaper. Reducing a $2,000 item to $1,500 is still a bargain, but it’s clearly not cheap.
Style was the other all-important consideration: t-shirt shops, frumpy old-lady wear, celebrity imitators and anything remotely trashy-looking lost its chance to feature on the list. What’s left is a selection of quality stores, with designer-styled clothing at reasonable prices. Oh and guys, don’t be daunted by all the women’s clothes – consider them potential holiday presents. Time to get shopping!
1. Everytide
Everytide has a great selection of wedding&events dresses, intimates, pants, bathrobes, and also some other products as hair wigs and home&garden. This shop is surprising, since its most products are under $100（dresses as well). All dresses are free shipping. Even more surprising is that someone with taste is behind it, meaning these bargain-priced dresses are actually quite good looking. Very much worth a look!
2. Forever 21
With a whole section dedicated to men, Forever 21 is the most gender-balanced store on the list. At least half of the men’s jackets fell into the $100-$150 range, t-shirts and other smaller items are far cheaper. For girls, prices are just as cheap. You can find incredibly cute dresses, shoes and other items easily for $80-$100 and under.
3. A’Gaci
A’Gaci is a fashionista’s dream, with plenty of cheap clothes for the fashionable girl. Browse by trend, outfit, or the usual pants, accessories, shoes categories. If you shop by trend, you get a page much like a magazine, with links to all the products. They really make it easy to find new bargains!
4. Asos
Asos is every fashion magazine-lover’s dream come true. Browse through to any interesting headline and you’ll either find a page full of great products to buy, a feature article on fashion or a page of style ideas with suggested products. What’s even better is that unlike reading a magazine, you can click through on these products to a page where you can buy them. Fantastic! Not all of it’s rock-bottom cheap though, so make sure you check out the sales.
5. Cutesy Girl
Cutesy girl is just for the girls, but fits the bill for women’s cheap clothing needs. Navigation on this site is really easy. Under any general section (shoes, apparel, etc.) you can filter by item or size. Then, you can filter further using the sidebar options for specific attributes or brands. This makes for some quick easy shopping. It also seems, no matter how far you narrow down your search there’s still a huge selection of products to choose from.
Who decides what counts as trendy? Or cheap? Some stores love to tell you that they’re cheap, when they’re merely cheaper. Reducing a $2,000 item to $1,500 is still a bargain, but it’s clearly not cheap.
Style was the other all-important consideration: t-shirt shops, frumpy old-lady wear, celebrity imitators and anything remotely trashy-looking lost its chance to feature on the list. What’s left is a selection of quality stores, with designer-styled clothing at reasonable prices. Oh and guys, don’t be daunted by all the women’s clothes – consider them potential holiday presents. Time to get shopping!
1. Everytide
Everytide has a great selection of wedding&events dresses, intimates, pants, bathrobes, and also some other products as hair wigs and home&garden. This shop is surprising, since its most products are under $100（dresses as well). All dresses are free shipping. Even more surprising is that someone with taste is behind it, meaning these bargain-priced dresses are actually quite good looking. Very much worth a look!
2. Forever 21
With a whole section dedicated to men, Forever 21 is the most gender-balanced store on the list. At least half of the men’s jackets fell into the $100-$150 range, t-shirts and other smaller items are far cheaper. For girls, prices are just as cheap. You can find incredibly cute dresses, shoes and other items easily for $80-$100 and under.
3. A’Gaci
A’Gaci is a fashionista’s dream, with plenty of cheap clothes for the fashionable girl. Browse by trend, outfit, or the usual pants, accessories, shoes categories. If you shop by trend, you get a page much like a magazine, with links to all the products. They really make it easy to find new bargains!
4. Asos
Asos is every fashion magazine-lover’s dream come true. Browse through to any interesting headline and you’ll either find a page full of great products to buy, a feature article on fashion or a page of style ideas with suggested products. What’s even better is that unlike reading a magazine, you can click through on these products to a page where you can buy them. Fantastic! Not all of it’s rock-bottom cheap though, so make sure you check out the sales.
5. Cutesy Girl
Cutesy girl is just for the girls, but fits the bill for women’s cheap clothing needs. Navigation on this site is really easy. Under any general section (shoes, apparel, etc.) you can filter by item or size. Then, you can filter further using the sidebar options for specific attributes or brands. This makes for some quick easy shopping. It also seems, no matter how far you narrow down your search there’s still a huge selection of products to choose from.
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