ILuvChubbyChix:
There's a myriad of cheap options out there, since for this purpose you aren't going to care if it's tacky and/or poorly made. A lot of these are likely things you shouldn't wear day to day.
As a bonus, if it's cheap, the stitching is likely to be weak with buttons more weakly attached, suggesting they're more likely to burst.
A few ideas:
- Thrift stores but someone mentioned that already.
- Clearance Racks.
Most stores always end up with too much stock, and repeatedly make the mistake of stocking tacky stuff no one actually wants, or gets rarely used even if someone does buy it.
- Yard/garage sales - probably listed on Craigslist these days.
- Freecycle/NextDoor
Maybe Facebook, too.
- Wal-Mart or Target (at least for tops)
Wrangler jeans are actually quite well made despite the relative cheapness.
- No-name clothing off of Amazon
Especially the stuff with pricing almost too cheap to believe. There is Temu but there have been too many anecdotal reports of bogus purchases, or being for an incorrect amount.
And finally, perhaps the most fun idea of them all -
A stockpile of old clothing you have that didn't fit 20+ or even 40+ lbs ago.
There's a myriad of cheap options out there, since for this purpose you aren't going to care if it's tacky and/or poorly made. A lot of these are likely things you shouldn't wear day to day.
As a bonus, if it's cheap, the stitching is likely to be weak with buttons more weakly attached, suggesting they're more likely to burst.
A few ideas:
- Thrift stores but someone mentioned that already.
- Clearance Racks.
Most stores always end up with too much stock, and repeatedly make the mistake of stocking tacky stuff no one actually wants, or gets rarely used even if someone does buy it.
- Yard/garage sales - probably listed on Craigslist these days.
- Freecycle/NextDoor
Maybe Facebook, too.
- Wal-Mart or Target (at least for tops)
Wrangler jeans are actually quite well made despite the relative cheapness.
- No-name clothing off of Amazon
Especially the stuff with pricing almost too cheap to believe. There is Temu but there have been too many anecdotal reports of bogus purchases, or being for an incorrect amount.
And finally, perhaps the most fun idea of them all -
A stockpile of old clothing you have that didn't fit 20+ or even 40+ lbs ago.
So funnily enough... turns out there's some clothes that, while they look like they have that didn't fit 20-40lbs ago are actually... junior sized clothing technically in their size.
Like, an XL tank top can't even go past the belly button bahaha
2 months