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So yes, What is the maximum you'd spend on a single piece of clothing? By clothing I mean a single item for example, a jumper, a pair of jeans or even an accessory.
Well unless I get a significant pay rise in the future I think I reached my maximum limit when I bought a pair of vintage boots for £175, which I don't regret paying as I'm still in love with them.
I don't really have that much disposable income but I'd say about £100. It depends what it is and where its from. If it is a nice piece of designer clothing, I'd probably pay the price to be really honest. Silly I know :P
on shoes - £100 max
jeans - £40 max
jumpers, shirts, hoodies etc. - £30 max
jacket, coats - £60 max
but i only shop in the sales so it depends rly as i never ever shop out of sale.
really depends i think the most expensive causal i have at the moment is a JW hoody for about £69? Er but my ski jacket etc cost more than that because it's specialist and then like prom dresses i'd spend more.
depends on how much money i have in my bank account at the point tbh... if i like something that much and the money is there... ill have it
I don't go mad on splashing out for pointless items of clothing when I can get something similar for a cheaper price.
Forty or maybe fifty at a push.
£120 on winter coats, but when it comes to t-shirts/polos its like £20 max, jumper/cardis like £40 and shoes around £70 max.
depends on what im buying. Id easily spend a good £60 on a per of shoes. Since im earning around £130 a week i dont mind splashing the money on better clothing
I could easily spend a couple of hundred on say a nice jacket or something, I'm a sucker for branded clothing :P I wouldn't think twice about paying £80 for a polo or something, I have multiple Lacoste, Fred Perry, Lyle & Scott, Voi and RL polos. I think my most expensive clothing I have ever bought are my Armani jeans which cost me £320. Like others have said, when/if I have the money, I will splash out on designer clothing.
Coat - £90
Cardigan/jumper - £25
Shirt - £30
Tee - £18
Jeans - £40
Shoes - £60
The maximum prices i'd be willing to go to.
depends on the quality so like good quality=$60
ok quality=$25
bad quality=$1
shoes/bags £150 max.
clothes £60 max unless it's like a dress for a wedding or something.
£50.00 and even then..
Shoes - £300
Jeans - £200
Jacket - £300-400
Suit - £600
T-Shirts - £90
90 quid for a T-SHIRT are you mad?Quote:
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armaniQuote:
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What a waste.Quote:
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There is this **** in my year who is obsessed with buying anything that makes him look cool/fashionable/rich. Despite the fact he is not anything like wealthy.
Bought a pair of £140 shoes, then a few months later spent £82 on a pair of sunglasses - that imo are grim anyway.
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I refuse to spend much on average clothing. Never seen the point in spending loads, considering I would probably get rid of it in a years time.
I do have a few bits and bobs worth a fair amount, but in general naa.
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I take it you very rarely spend that lol. If you do, you are clearly a mug.Quote:
Originally Posted by Technologic
£600 for a suit? Hate to point this out, but "Matalan" do suits for £50 - which really are not that bad (I don't own any myself, but know of people who do - and they are bloody impressive for the price).
about a £100 depending on how nice the item is.
though i usually try to avoid expensive clothes shops because i'll know i'll end up heartbroken so i usually stick to cheap vintage shops :}
Depending on if this is based on my current wages or my wages when I get rich (yh its gonna happen just wait ;l)
atm, I'd probably spend anything above £30 starts to sound expensive if it's my own money, but if it's something I love then I would go up to like £100, as long as it's not like £100 for a pair of boxers :L
Shoes - £80
Jeans - £70
Jacket - £100
T-Shirts - £50
100 euros probably would be the max
So and so, it was for a wedding and i wanted to look flashy.Quote:
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About £60 for a pair of shoes, I don't really spend a lot of money on clothes cos I'm sooo ickle ;)
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shoes i'd spent around £120
jackets i'd spent around £80
anything else, around £60
What, didn't you take the pricetags off?Quote:
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typical cheadle hi5Quote:
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uh £100 on anything and everything
i don't buy my clothing very much, people buy it for me(like my parents, and relatives at christmas/birthday) but if it was me, i'd pay about 30 at the max for one peice.
It really depends on what it is/where it's from.
I dont like to spend alot of clothes probably 40 pounds for something that would last a while
Depends how much I liked the product, I spent like £100 on shoes once, so if i like it money doesn't matter to me
The maximum I spent was like 50 USD and my heart was like so freakin broken
Not sure how much in USD. But i think not above $100