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10 Affordable Clothing Sites You Didn’t Know About

Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Carrie Han
Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Rachel Miller
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at UCSB chapter.

The forever struggle: wanting to update your wardrobe, but not wanting to spend all of your money. Lucky for you, I found the 10 beset clothing sites that are budget friendly for college students.

1. Boohoo

Boohoo is the best because they pretty much *always* have a good deal running. What’s more, they even have a sustainability collection with products made from recycled clothes.

2. Dynamite Clothing

Dynamite offers edgy and basic pieces that are in trend and will give you a classy feel. 

3. Make Me Chic 

If you are hoping to add a pop of color into your wardrobe, Make Me Chic is the site for you. The site offers great deals on comfortable and colorful clothing.

4. Urbanog

Urbanog focuses on recent trends, such as: cut outs, floral prints, flowy dresses, and graphic tees. If you join their newsletter, they’ll give you 50% off your first order. 

5. Lulu’s 

Lulu’s has amazing price points on all of their chic and modern options. My favorite thing about this online shop is that it’s true affordable luxury. 

6. Shein

The style of clothes on Shein resembles Zara, but at a more affordable price. If you sign up through Facebook, you can get 20% off your first order.

7. Romwe 

Romwe is similar to Shein, and sometimes sells very similar items. Romwe also offers flash sales and 15% off when you first sign up.

8. Plndr

Plndr is a flash sale site that makes street style ridiculously affordable. They almost always have BOGO sales or 50% off all items. 

9. Priceless Clothing

Shopping for music festivals? Priceless can be your one-stop shop for all your needs. 

10. T.J. Maxx

That’s right, T.J. Maxx has a website so you can score all of their designer options online. 

 

 

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