Inexpensive Women's Jeans

Michelleypoo82
Michelleypoo82 Posts: 156
edited December 18 in Health and Weight Loss
I'm halfway to my goal weight and in desperate need of new jeans. I don't want to spend more than $30, since I'm hoping they'll be too big in a month or two. Any suggestions for stores or brands? What have you done in this situation?
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  • hopeandj
    hopeandj Posts: 42 Member
    Check consignment shops, most of the time you can find almost brand new clothes for super cheap. You can even take your old clothes and sell them.
  • Bean615
    Bean615 Posts: 132 Member
    try Kohl's, when i put up a thread like this people told me to go to places like salvation army because you can get clothes for cheap with the tags on them, however, i never ventured into one.
  • seisenma
    seisenma Posts: 3 Member
    check Target or Kolh's
  • sarah2954
    sarah2954 Posts: 291 Member
    NY&Co is my favorite store, and they always have great coupons. I went a few weeks ago with a $50 off a $100 purchase coupon and bought jeans ($49.95) and four tops. My total was $54 :)
  • Old Navy and Walmart ...Also try Goodwill and other thrift shops you may have to dig...I bought a pair of Old Navy Jeans brand new with the tags on this week at St Vincent DePauls for $5.99
  • SPNLuver83
    SPNLuver83 Posts: 2,050 Member
    Angels and YMIs are my favorite brands, both under $30.
  • LorinaLynn
    LorinaLynn Posts: 13,247 Member
    Kohl's Sonoma brand in misses or SO in juniors, JCPenney's St. John's Bay in misses and Arizona in juniors. Typically under $25, sometimes less.
  • LatinaGordita
    LatinaGordita Posts: 377 Member
    Go to your local goodwill. I am also at my half way point, and have found great jeans and shorts for $3 to $5 a piece. I even found a cute top.
  • LishieFruit89
    LishieFruit89 Posts: 1,956 Member
    Old Navy, Old Navy outlet, Gap outlet, Rue 21, JCPenney, Sears, clearance rack of most stores
  • SemiChaud
    SemiChaud Posts: 20 Member
    I just got a pair at Reitmans for $16. Theyre shifting their Spring clothing to get ready ready for teh SUmmer arrivals! Great time :)
  • Livin_Large
    Livin_Large Posts: 104 Member
    The last jeans I got are my current have and they are from jcpenney. I paid $22.
  • arl29
    arl29 Posts: 55 Member
    Goodwill but yes, you do have to dig. I found a pair of New York and Co. jeans with tags still on them. Cost me $3.
  • AlsDonkBoxSquat
    AlsDonkBoxSquat Posts: 6,128 Member
    Go to the Good Will in the better part of your town, you may be able to find some nice stuff there.
  • FitzyFitzpatrick
    FitzyFitzpatrick Posts: 188 Member
    The "Amanda" line from Gloria Vanderbuilt are my favorite jeans of all time. I've been wearing them for years! They are about $37, and easily found in Meijers and Sears.
  • dezi718
    dezi718 Posts: 118 Member
    Old Navy is my cheap "go to" store! I try to catch their jeans when they are on sale for $19.99.
  • snowbirdy
    snowbirdy Posts: 26 Member
    I go Dollar General - Bobby Brooks jeans $12 - $14 and they are super comfortable and have lasted a good while too. Hubby buys thrift store jeans all the time $2 - $8 and they are all brands from Levi to Ralph Lauren. Good luck :D
  • melsinct
    melsinct Posts: 3,512 Member
    Do you have a Marshall's or TJ Maxx near you? You can get name brand pants, most for under $30 (some as low as $15). Levis, Lee, Lucky, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Seven, etc.
  • Zombierawr
    Zombierawr Posts: 95 Member
    I'm halfway to my goal weight and in desperate need of new jeans. I don't want to spend more than $30, since I'm hoping they'll be too big in a month or two. Any suggestions for stores or brands? What have you done in this situation?

    Old Navy. They tend to have stretch and if you hit up a sale, they're usually less than $20.
  • sionnain
    sionnain Posts: 96
    I get all mine from Forever 21.
  • flanchick
    flanchick Posts: 30 Member
    I prefer Kohl's or Fashion Bug. They both have frequent coupons to keep the price low.
  • mbajrami
    mbajrami Posts: 636 Member
    I don't know where you live but I LOVE Rue21. You can get awesome, stylish jeans around $25 and they always have amazing sales and jeans are $8-$15 on those racks.
  • amybrauch
    amybrauch Posts: 250 Member
    TJ Maxx or Marshalls
  • plantgrrl
    plantgrrl Posts: 436 Member
    Goodwill, St. Vincent De Paul, Value Village. Also Zafu.com is great--they'll tell you your perfect jean brand/size based on measurements. I usually take this to ebay.com and buy them there. :D
  • 12by311
    12by311 Posts: 1,716 Member
    Local consignment shops or places like TJ Maxx or Ross.

    I love consignment shops.
  • Sepheara
    Sepheara Posts: 208 Member
    I go to the thrift store, last time I got 5 shirts and 5 pants for about 50$. some people turn their nose up but I've found new stuff with the tags on it @ my salvation army. Some people buy new stuff and donate it or donate gifts they don't like. I wash it all once or twice and have had no problems.
  • kristen6022
    kristen6022 Posts: 1,923 Member
    Goodwill, Old Navy, JCPenney (St. Johns Bay). I never spend more than $30 on jeans. Actually, I have an Eddie Bauer outlet near by and was able to get "transition" jeans for $12.
  • Idk where you live but I was in Macy's the other day and their jeans were $24. When I got to the checkout she said $10.50 please. Now, they aren't name brand, but I don't care, they fit really nice and that's what's important to me. Alot of the department stores have great sales on quite regularly.
    Congrats on being half way to your goal!
  • kaetmarie
    kaetmarie Posts: 668 Member
    I just got a pair of Lucky brand jeans at TJMaxx for $14.99 -- some people swear by thrift shops, but I hit up places like TJMaxx, Marshall's, Ross, Burlington Coat Factory, etc.
  • swedishwillow
    swedishwillow Posts: 88 Member
    craigslist :D I got three pairs (that I hope will fit me by end of summer) for $10.00
    they were only worn twice :D
  • skylark94
    skylark94 Posts: 2,036 Member
    I like Old Navy.
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