My wife and I have been buying the majority of our clothes that she does not make from salvation army thrift stores if you watch the tags you can get good quality almost new clothes for vast savings.
Chas
--- In Homesteadingfamily@yahoogroups.com, "The Waitleys" <waitleyavefamily@...> wrote:
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> I agree, quality is lacking in most stores. We shop the clearance racks at
> big department stores so that we don't battle this as much but there are
> still times we have to deal with this.
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> We find the best quality and values come off of the Macy's clearance rack.
> This goes for the kids' shirts, dresses, things like that. Very high
> quality and if you are shopping out of season, prices are even better. Our
> dd 4 has a four dresses for winter all from Macy's and I paid a little over
> $3 a piece for them. I've done this for years and the kids end up with some
> very nice clothing!
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> My husband will only wear Wrangler Cowboy Cut jeans. We have been buying
> them for years and we haven't seen anything different or change in them.
> Still the same great quality they have always been. Plus, they run about
> $22 a pair and he gets at least a year out of them if he uses them as work
> jeans and a couple years out of them when he wears them for "church" jeans.
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> As far as tennis shoes go, we are all pretty hard on shoes. Asics seem to
> last the longest for all of us. Made in China unfortunately but at least
> they last a bit. We buy them all on clearance or from places like Sierra
> Trading Post. Saves money and they last a long time.
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> In Christ's Love, Judy
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> Lovin' My Man
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> Raising Our Clan
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