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Do you buy second hand clothes?

Buying second hand from ebay, vinted or plaves like charity shop can save you quite a bit of money.

SamGoodship
a year ago
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MaxineKingston

I buy most of my stuff from vinted, love my bargains.x

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juliefarrah17

I buy the majority of my clothes from Ebay and if they don't fit or aren't as expected then I re sell them for someone else. Sometimes I break even, also if I get fed up with them after a while then I know I can recoup some cash. I hate using shops so Ebay and Amazon are my lifeline.

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Jerseydrew

juliefarrah17 same though we are off to France in a few weeks and looking forward to shopping in the supermarket there but I like french supermarkets

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dho123

I have always bought some of my clothes 2nd hand - it's possible to get some really bargains if you shop wisely. I also donate a lot of clothes (and other things) to charity shops.

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SamGoodship
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dho123 I donate all of our old clothes to charity shops too 🙂

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juliagarrett169

I buy a lot of clothes from Vinted and they are good quality clothed and a very good price. Xx

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MargaretJe98202

I lost nearly 6 stone over the last 2 years (if anyone wants to know I followed a strict low carb diet). Sadly, of course, none of my clothes fitted me, I went from a size 22/24 to a 14. I gave my wardrobe to charity and had to buy myself a new one. Thank heavens for eBay and charity shops, I got some amazing bargains, especially eBay. Loads of M & S clothes never worn with original labels attached. We live in an affluent area and I got a few designer pieces from charity shops and a beautiful hardly worn Windsmoor jacket in merino and cashmere - I can’t imagine how much that would have cost new

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MelissaLee1

MargaretJe98202 Wow.Well done you.Cost you a new wardrobe but what an amazing accomplishment.

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SamGoodship
LD Team

MargaretJe98202 That's an amazing accomplishment!

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smartie67

yes!! love browsing in the second hand shops...never know what gem you might find 🙂

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MelissaLee1

Yes mainly from Traid..er when I can find something my size that is.

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TracyDonne85030

Absolutely. I love a rummage round the charity shops!!

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SamGoodship
LD Team

TracyDonne85030 I'm always in the chairty shops! 🙂

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MrsCraig

Yes I buy second hand clothes. I buy loads of second hand stuff for my son, not just clothes but books and toys too. I rarely buy for myself though as can never find anything that I like

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Midnightflower

Yes ebay and vinted are both great, you get more choice and better prices, plus its better for the environment.

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Consumer

I do buy second hand clothes - usually buy new/like new from eBay and make really good savings 😃

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NanaP

yes. but only good second hand clothes, I also donate my good clothes to the local clothing bank in Yorkshire I’m also a drop off point for the clothing bank, that help people who in need of decent clothing all free of charge

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spudel

Definitely, charity shops, Vinted and eBay help limited funds go further

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stevedelaney80

Love my designer labels from the charity shops

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SamGoodship
LD Team

stevedelaney80 What bargains have you managed to get?

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windassp

Absolutely. Best buys Ralph Lauren jeans. Tommy Hilfiger cardigan, Puma sweatshirt etc. Environmentally friendly but a fun game for best labels as well...

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SaraSorrell

I love shopping at charity shops, you never know what you might find. I bought a Karen Millen dress last week for £6; more than I'd normally pay but I've had loads of compliments when I wore it.

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HayleyT

I biy loads from vinted but usually filter the search to 'new with tags'. I sometimes buy second hand from charity shops

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SamGoodship
LD Team

Thanks for all your replies!

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jms19

No issue with 2nd hand clothes for me, can save a lot of money and find some quality items sometimes.

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PaulHuns

Yes if it is good in nature. Not bad to buy it if it is good

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Pfs

Just bought a nice nearly new karrimo jacket from a charity shop £6

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Catmum

Yes I do and have done for most of my life. I mostly get them from charity shops or boot fairs.

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JLouM

Yes I do. Mostly tops though from charity shops. I got a nice jacket once too.

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lornaae

Not only can it save money, buying second hand has a big environmental benefit.

I don’t buy second hand often as I tend to only shop certain places and usually know exactly what I’m looking for, browsing a range of clothes in a range of styles etc doesn’t appeal to me, although I think Vinted and Depop etc are helping tackle this and make buying second more widespread.

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hspexy

Yep. And I get it when the prices are low, but obviously selecting the good stuff - you have to rifle and through lots of rubbish before you find a gem

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martinlufc5637

No never, if you shop around you can buy new for near same price as used

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Pfs

I buy second hand undies from a jumble sale and have a quick sniff before wearing them 😀😀😀

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balmersusan2

I love our charity shops, all my grandkids love a look and they say grandmas shop is the best 🎗️🎗️xxx

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Kitty10

Course I do..I love rummaging and seeing what I can find..I am so addicted. That years ago I volunteered and then a well known charity shop. Down the High Street advertisied for a assistant manager. Applied and got the job..paid for my hobby. Lol xx

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soul101

Yushhh sometimes, it's great what you can find second hand and half if not over half the price of new and most times it's in decent condition

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emilyljames123

Yes, I live in jeans and the ones I really like are usually £18 plus per pair. I found really good ones in charity shops priced between £1-£3 and even better branded ones than what I usually wear. I don't think I have bought brand new jeans in over a year and I go through quite a few pair.

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beccatavender

I personally don't, as when I was a kid we were poor, and I didn't have a choice. However my son does, it doesn't have the same stigma as when I need growing up and it's better for the environment.

But I do give clothes to charity.

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FionaCrowe

Sometimes

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SaveMeSunday

All the time saves a ton of money I hardly ever buy new unless I have a voucher

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slightfoot

Yes all the time, had some great finds in charity shops over the years, but I find some charity shops are getting quite pricey, found a lovely dress a few weeks ago but they wanted £45 and another £30 for hatching shoes, it was some designer or another, sod that, couldn't care less about the name. Vinted is also good for second hand stuff

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Kitty10

Yes of course I do..have to be careful though..some of the prices have got a silly x

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Jackscot

I do buy second-hand clothes but will not buy underwear

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emmajd

Yes use to enjoy a browse round the local charity shops now I use vinted as usually ends up cheaper

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possy

The odd few bits from vinted yes. I got my son a great new winter jacket, it has only been worn once. Mainly new with tags on new without tags x

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stevea808

I've purchased quite a lot of secondhand clothes with tags from vinted.

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elliemarie884

Yes for what I pay for one item in my local Tesco F and F I can go on bus 10 minutes in other direction and get 7 pair of jeans and 2 bags from a local charity shop for the same price. Cant beat a good bargain from a charity shop

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Auntielettie

Charity shops are brilliant if you are a crafted etc. So many pretty dresses that wouldn't fit me but the fabric is just right for dolls clothes, patchwork etc etc.

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Lalou

Yes I do for myself and my family I think you can get some really nice things second hand

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ChelsieLou90

Yes went and bought 2 pairs of jeans this morning cost me £5 in total. One pair was F&F, the other pair were New Look. Can't beat the prices in charity shops and they look brand new too

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