I could literally spend forever - lke got a new Cap and jumper (2nd hand0 to day and other new things as and when and not new things too. Wbu guys? ;)
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I could literally spend forever - lke got a new Cap and jumper (2nd hand0 to day and other new things as and when and not new things too. Wbu guys? ;)
I don't normally buy clothes but when I do I'll spend a good bit
That's the same for me @Yet; I don't go clothes shopping often but when I do I spend over hundreds of dollars!
Probably on average about £100-150 a month. Sometimes I won't buy anything for a few months and then I will have a massive spend up at the start of summer.
That isn't bad! It's weird because I don't mind wearing the same thing every week (yes after being washed ofc) It doesnt bother me, but it is nice to go out and purchase some new clothes every once in awhile!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alkaz
Yeah, I don't think it's that bad! :P I never spend what I can't afford so I'll never leave myself short and I generally make purchases towards the end of the month. I get what you mean though about wearing the same things often though.Quote:
Originally Posted by .ExtremeSlayer
I go through periods where I'm constantly buying clothes when I know I have far too many at all. There's clothes I haven't gotten round to wear in a long time because I've just so many :( I also randomly will buy bits and pieces if it's in a sale or I don't have said enough that item. I can spend as little as three pound up to a few hundred in a day.
Not much at all now. I used to buy eightish new items a month 18+ months ago but now I hardly buy anything new at all. Just can't be bothered and don't care enough really.
I never used to buy that many clothes, but recently I love the t-shirts that Primark have been bringing out, I could spend £30 every month in there alone just on t-shirts.
Same here or not even worn ones - it's like "if can afford it gotta get um" .... new or not!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Absently
Next aim is to save up for those £140 Ouid new Nike air Max's!!
Whenever I think I need something I'll buy it.
Yeah, I love buying clothes for going out and just never get round to wearing them or buying new clothes and wearing once and never really wearing againQuote:
Originally Posted by UnrealGoffEmo
I spend as little as I can on clothes. I will hunt around and see if I can find the same item of clothing for the slightest bit cheaper just to minimise expenses. I do not like spending money on clothes.
I don't go shopping very often
but yes when I do, I spend a lot :(
I reckon a year it averages out like £100 to £200.
No limit. If I like it, I buy.
My family live pay check to pay check. So we can't just up and go clothes shopping with $200 or $500 bucks.
I usually stick to under $20 dollars on a single clothing item and rack up on some $7, $12.99, 14. 99, $5.99 shirts/pants if I can.
You get your money worth.
It sound cheap but hey I am thankful for even getting a shirt.
Only the necessary, when the current clothes seem not to fit, lol. I update my closet as much as any kids TV series' protagonist usually does
Not a lot honestly, I spend all my money on food and travel.
Though I'm sure my wardrobe could do with a little updating.
Mum still buys me clothes sometimes. She always knows what to get. She can shop for me better than I can shop for myself. Why are mum’s so good at that? :’)
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I could spend forever on clothes - and I really don't want to know how much, I might go in koma for knowing it... My boyfriend tells me its a lot :////
per year i'd sayyyyyyyy like £200 ?
Honestly, i'd say too much. I've spent £300 on just a shirt and jeans before for a night out? I'd say a month around £500 sometimes?
I wouldn't say I spend a lot, maybe like £30/40 a month if I need something new. Sometimes I'll spend a bit more if it's something I really want like a £60 hoodie or a pair of shoes.
A fair bit. I can easily spend up to £200 on shoes, and whatever on clothes just depends if I like the look of the clothes. Like suits don't have a limit.
To be fairly honest I usually spend a lot on clothing which keeps me going for ages, so monthly probably £150 on trainers but that's not all the time.
I very rarely buy clothes unless I really like something or need something - but I'll spend a small fortune on one item which will last a long time, rather than a small amount on something I'll have to keep replacing.
I get my socks and boring undies from Primark purely because I replace them so often, or lose socks from a pair.
I can go months without spending money then splash like £300+ on a haul of new stuff. I need new trainers too but I can never find something I really like.
I do my best not to buy anymore than 30 dollars for clothes unless something expensive is on sale. I like buying things in good quality rather than looks and I like tricking people into thinking im rich on things when I am just purely smart.
I try not to spend for that £30 on clothing. I will usually buy a new pair of jeans every few months.
Just dont send me to Primark or it will be over £70 on new t-shirts and pyjamas.
I try to limit myself to like £50 a month but i'm the same as @lucyecc; if I get into Primark I can easily spend £60-£70
I am not the kind of guy who likes to buy lots of clothes. Mostly, I just browse through them and then my mom will ask me to try them on and she will buy it for me XD