20 Websites Thrifty People Use To Save Money On Clothes

More and more lately I am shopping online for clothes, and I have discovered quite a few sites that help me save money when shopping for clothes online.

 

 20 Websites Thrifty People Use To Save Money On Clothes

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Please note some of these sites I have personally shopped at and some of these sites I have researched reviews for before sharing with you. Those I haven’t tried are on this list because I feel confident that I would be willing to try them myself when the right deal came up, and therefore feel okay about sharing them with my readers. I should also let you know that some are apps or the company has both a website and an app.

Online Consignment Stores

1. ThredUp

I have used ThredUp numerous times for both my daughter and I. Thredup has clothes for infants, kids, teenagers, and women, as well as purses, shoes, and accessories. (get a $10 credit to ThredUp when you sign up through my referral links)

2. Swap.com

Swap.com consigns infant, kids and maternity clothing as well as toys and other child-related items.

3. Schoola

Schoola is an online second-hand clothing store (donated goods not consigned) that does something pretty neat. It donates a fairly significant portion of their profits to local schools (you can even pick which one you want to donate to if you want). They sell clothes for toddlers up to adult sizes for both boys and girls. The adult sizes are found in the teen section. Get 50% off your first order when you use the code FIRST50OFF (offer could change at any time)

4. Poshmark

Poshmark has a website and an active app where owners of the articles of clothing list them for sale. The selection is amazing. If you love great deals on name brand clothing and don’t mind them being gently used try Poshmark. To join Poshmark download the app, during sign-up enter my referral code SNAILPACER and receive $5 in shopping credit (offer could change at any time)

 

Daily Deal Sites

5. Zulily

I have personally used Zulily several times now and am very happy with my purchases. One drawback is there are limited returns so make sure you are very familiar with what you are getting. For instance, I stick to brands I already own items of and love on Zulily

6. Jane.com

Jane.com offers way more than just clothing, but their clothing deals are pretty sweet. Most deals last a few days. You can either shop by category, and they have plenty including, Women, Men,  and Children, or you can shop in the New tab for the latest deals. 

7. Cents Of Style

Cents Of Style offers daily deals at incredible savings, but their whole site is full of reasonably priced fashions. 

8. GroopDealz

You will find all sorts of great deals on this seasons hottest fashion under the clothing tab over at GroopDealz.

Discount Sites

9. 6pm.com

One friend of mine is so in love with 6pm.com that whenever I go to her house lately, she points to at least one or two items she bought at 6pm since my last visit and tells me how I just have to share it with my readers. I did a bit of surfing around 6pm.com, and I agree some of the prices really cannot be beaten.  Best of all 6pm.com offers free standard shipping on all orders regardless of size.

Places To Find Free Shipping Codes and Discounts

10. Retailmenot

There are other coupon/free shipping code companies out there, but  Retailmenot is my favorite. I find the site simple to use and I rarely come across a code that no longer works.

Sites And Apps That Offer You Cash Back On Purchases

11. TopCashBack

Top Cash Back offers cash back at stores that I couldn’t find in other cash back programs. I also like that you get more cash back money when you choose an Amazon card over a PayPal payout.  That additional 2.5% makes TopCashBack cash back deals often higher than any other online cash back company.

12. MrRebate

Offering rebates at 2000 different online stores, MrRebate is worth checking out.

13. Ebates

Ebates run great promotions that can result in high cash back values for stores like Walmart, Old Navy and more.

14. Ibotta

Ibotta is so much more than a grocery rebate app. It offers rebates for online clothing stores as well. Use my referral link (the words in blue) to receive a credit.

Sites That Offer You Points For Purchases That You Can Cash In For Gift Cards

15. Swagbucks

Using the Shop & Earn section of Swagbucks is a great way to boost your Swagbucks earnings and earn more gift cards that you can use to buy more clothes.

16. Mypoints

Often Mypoints has higher point values in their shop and earn area than other point programs or cash back programs. A benefit I like about using Mypoints is often the shop and earn section will share discount codes you can use towards your purchase as well or instead of points.

Additional Ways To Save On Online Clothing Purchases

17. Discount Gift Cards

Raise is one place to buy gift cards at a discount. Those words in blue are my referral link and when you use it to sign up or enter my referral code vhuizinga during sign up you should receive a $5 credit (offer could change at any time).

18. Facebook Buy & Sell Groups

I often see stacks of clothing in a particular size available for sale as a lot in my local buy and sell facebook group.

19. Store Email Clubs

Sign up for emails from all your favorite stores and just might get exclusive discount codes from time to time as well as heads up on the best sales of the season.

20. FreeCycle

If FreeCycle is active in your area, it can be a great place to find free baby clothes and more.

21. Amazon

Consider this a tip a baker’s dozen add-on, you know when you buy a dozen bagels, and they toss in one more for good measure. And yes I know my list is already way longer than a dozen but I couldn’t help myself, I had to add one more.

Recently I have discovered great deals on clothing through Amazon, like these sports bras that offer good support but don’t cause any chaffing when I run long distances. 

Bonus Tip: Don’t Forget To Be A Thrifty Ninja And Stack The Savings

Here is an example of how you can use the various 20 sites above to stack savings.

• You signed up for emails from Kohls, and they send you one that says a  dress you want is now on sale.
• You have a discounted gift card from Raise you can use to purchase the dress.
• You hop over to Retailmenot to find out if they have a discount code that you can stack on the sale.
• You make sure to shop through a cashback site such as Ebates to receive money back on your purchase.

In the end not only did you get the dress at a good discount but you saved even more with the help of discounted gift cards, discount codes, and by purchasing through a cashback site, making a great deal a steal of a deal.

What sites or apps do you use to save money on clothing?

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