How to Dress Men Well for Cheap

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You don't have to spend a fortune to look like a million dollars

If you believe that the clothes really do make the man, then you know how expensive it can be to dress well. Purchasing quality clothes that look good at a price you can afford is an art form. You need to know what works and what doesn't. With careful attention to your current wardrobe, you'll be able to supplement it and dress well without spending a lot of money. Does this Spark an idea?

Instructions

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      Assess your current wardrobe. When you're on a limited budget, you need to make do with what you have and only buy the things that you really need. As you go through your closet, note how many of each item you have and in what colors. It will then become obvious that you need certain items.

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      Shop at thrift stores. You can get great deals by going to your local thrift store. If you live in a large city, though, there is more competition for the good clothes. Drive to a more out-of-the-way thrift store to find even better deals.

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      Focus on classic pieces in neutral colors. Doing so allows you to easily mix and match your clothes and wear them for a long time. You don't want your clothes to look dated.

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      Buy clothes at the end of the season. If your weight doesn't fluctuate much, you can get great deals when stores are trying to get rid of clothes to make room for the new season's styles. Buy during a sale and save them for next year.

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      Alter your clothes to fit well. One of the keys to dressing well is to have clothes that fit your body. For some people, off the rack clothes end up looking sloppy. For a few dollars, a tailor can work with your clothes to make them fit better. This is great for when you find a cheap suit at a thrift store that is just a bit too big.

Tips & Warnings

  • Before you buy something, think about whether you really need it. Even if you get a great deal on an item, you've wasted your money if you never wear it.

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  • Photo Credit suit image by AGITA LEIMANE from Fotolia.com

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