I don’t tend to get that many clothes usually, but I honestly have no idea how much I spend on clothes. I usually don’t get clothes secondhand, which tends to be a lot cheaper, so I doubt I spend a particularly small amount on clothes because of that.
How much do you spend on clothes?
How much do you think is reasonable to spend on clothes?
Anywhere from 50-200 dollars on clothes. The prices are steep here. Especially when it comes to female clothing. I have a tendency to buy packs of socks whenever I go to a store that sells them. Most of the time, when I purchase something like two pairs of jeans, two shirts, a pack of socks, and anything else round up over 100 dollars. Jeans are at least 30 dollars here, shirts run between 10-50 dollars each, and socks run between 6-20 dollars depending on if you are buying in the different sets of bulk socks. That doesn’t even cover bra’s and underwears, those puppies cost 30-50 dollars a bra usually. Underwear is a bit better if you buy the multi-packs but still, it can be very pricey that way as well.
I think the reasonable amount would be 50-100 dollars on like six outfits at least. The cost of clothing is ridiculous.
Also, I have to buy more clothes usually because my sister likes to take my clothes. I’ve tried buying the same clothes for her but she won’t wear them.
I usually spend about $75 or so when I go to the mall, which is only maybe twice a year
It depends. Women’s clothing is outrageously expensive for clothes that don’t even have pockets. I guess I might pay up to $100 for a few nice shirts and pants that will last multiple years
I spend around £100 of money I steal from my carers I normally buy a ton of good clothes that don’t cost that much, instead of buying like two tops that cost £50 each but once in a while I do but reallyyyyyyyyy expensive clothes if I’m feeling like it
Roughly between 50-100 dollars on a few shirts and some jeans. Depends on where I shop at since the prices are higher where I live. Most pair of jeans cost between 25-60 dollars when it comes to pricing.