Are you ready for the sales
It is time to find your luck
Just look at this great choice
So choose what you can pluck
They are the clothes that no-one bought
But then they were too dear
They cost now just half the price
There is nothing more to fear
That short green dress, without a waist
In a colour of poison green
It would be a wonderful option
To be the carnival queen
And the trousers with the flashy pattern
With nothing that would match
But search some more amongst the tops
A red blouse is a good catch
Think of all the money you save
When all is now half price
But buying nothing is a bargain
Saving money is always nice.
M&S were trying to entice us with 90%-off-sales a few months ago. The only bit of the shop they had open was the pathway to and from the food hall.
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I must admit I very rarely buy clothing. I have all I need and I know what I want. The only bit of a shop I visit is the food part to feed the family.
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Yes nobody had any real interest during lockdown of buying anything except food. I think Tesco did brilliantly but I doubt anyone else did.
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One of the perks of retiring: I have no need to spend money on clothes, jewellry or make-up. You are so right–buying nothing is the best bargain.
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I never really used make-up and I know the type of clothes I like to wear
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I’ve bought a few things because the companies were going out of business. If I don’t gain a lot of weight (or lose a lot), the clothing will last forever or close to it. Or, so I hope.
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I seem to remain the same size and have a good online company for getting clothes on line. With the years you know what you like to wear. There was a store in town where I could buy the clothes I liked, but they closed and it is difficult with mobility to choose and try on what you want to buy.
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