It's true that some popular brands offer better quality, but they may charge up to 10 times the price of no-name brands and 5 times what it costs to make. Plus, most brands are manufactured in the same countries like China & India. If you want to save money, stick with clothes … [Read more...] about Go for quality, not brand name

Natural fibers like wool and linen never go out of style, plus they last longer too. They are typically more expensive than their synthetic counterparts. However, if you can find them at an end-of-season sale they can be a worthy investment, as they will last much longer. Look … [Read more...] about Go for durable natural fiber clothing

Dry-cleaning is expensive and certainly adds up. When shopping for clothing, go for wash and wear clothing instead. A $50 "dry-clean only" sweater that you clean 5 times a year at $5 each, ends up costing you $100 after two years of care.A LOZO expert posted this tip. … [Read more...] about Skip clothing that needs to be dry-cleaned

Avoid size mistakes when you buy online, which can lead to costly returns. Because clothing sizes vary by manufacturer, be sure to compare their sizing chart to your actual measurements. If you aren't sure something will fit, check the seller's return policy before buying. This … [Read more...] about Know your measurements when buying online

Used clothing stores are great places to look for bargains on both adult and children's clothing. Stores like Goodwill, The Salvation Army and other charity stores often have wonderful bargains on clothing. You will generally find items in good condition, and that clean up easily … [Read more...] about Find bargains on used clothing