I'm the femme frugal and I have deemed myself a shopping professional. As a child my mom would take me shopping each Saturday and show me how to never pay full price for anything I wanted. No, she didn't teach me to steal or be dishonest. She taught me to be patient and wait or to use coupons to get a fair price. She taught me frugality. Don't settle for a poor quality product; wait for the high quality one you want to be reduced.
Now, some would say that I'm cheap. This isn't so. Let's compare my methods to a lion on the prowl, shall we? I wait until the time is right and then I pounce on my bargain. Nothing wrong with a little hunting, is there?
Now onto my bargains for today:
Brown pumps at Sears: $7.99
- Mudd Shoe @ Sears: $7.99
Sears is having a seriously great clearance sale. You can get some great non-brand-name basics at this place. Along with the shoes, I also got socks for my husband at a great price. I'd been eyeing brown pumps all winter long, but couldn't find a pair that I liked at a price I thought was fair. I got a great pair of pumps today for a more than fair price.
Capri-length Khakis at Aeropostale: $12.99
- Aeropostale Capris: $12.99
These capris are CUTE and the fit really well. I'm not sure about you, but it is practically impossible for me to find the perfect pair of pants. I just have to be patient and wait for a well-fitting, well-priced pair to come along. Today was my day. Aeropostale is having a 70% off warehouse sale that is also good online. Their clothes are high quality (I've bought lots of great stuff from them and its lasted for YEARS.) and well priced to begin with. When a sale at Aeropostale comes along, expect great values. They also had jeans on sale for $12.99.
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