Shopping for Off-Season Items to Save Big



Happy Monday! This post is all about shopping for [primarily] clothing items that are no longer in season. Let's get right into it.

 I love shopping for items that are off-season. For example, if I see a pair of knee high boots on super clearance that I love in the middle of July—they’re mine. How about those killer sandals with snow on the ground? Yes, please! I haven’t always been like that though. I use to have an issue with justifying something like a leather jacket in the summer. One, because I couldn’t wear it right away. Two, I could use that money for a super cute bikini right? Yes and yes, but I’ve learned that the pros out-weigh the cons. I often find off-season items that are marked down AND are amazing quality. I’m talking real leather, name brand, cashmere whatever. Items that will last you for more than just a season. I like to browse fairly often and grab it while it’s there because it won’t be a few months down the road when I'm ready to use it. I’ve also found that discount retailers like TJ Maxx are notorious for these super mark downs. Recently I found these Blank NYC faux leather leggings for $15! 


I also scored these two jackets online for more than 60% off. 

No I won’t get a lot of use out of these items now, but man will I be in heaven when the fall season rolls around. I love online shopping but I would suggest browsing in stores also. That’s where I’ve found some of my best bargains.

Here are similar styles for the items above.

 Are you an off-season shopper? Let me know in the comment section.
Have a great week everyone!

Candace



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