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Clothing

Clothing

Rather buy better quality clothes that have been gently used instead of cheap new clothing.  Cheap clothes break and tear, and then you have to buy more.

If you insist on buying clothing or shoes brand new, find the items you really want and keep an eye open for when they will be on sale.

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