If you’re a student, you know the struggle. The constant issue of wanting (but really, you NEED) new and stylish clothes but you’re always held back by your budget. Can I guarantee that one of your favourite stores is TOPSHOP… right? But the problem is, you’ll end up setting yourself back at least £40 just for one thing. But I have great news for all you bargain hunters! Here is a list of the best and most affordable sites to find cheap clothes perfect for any occasion!
This a great option if your looking for an outfit to go to next week’s party! Don’t feel like wearing a dress? Don’t worry…this site offers so many options.
This is probably the original cheap clothes site, and it’s not a surprise that it lasted this long and has become an international brand. Want even more good news? They offer student discounts!
I know most people wouldn’t associate Amazon with stylish clothing, but after a little digging, you will find some gems. One thing I would recommend is buying NewLook clothing Via Amazon – 9 out of 10 times these items are cheaper on Amazon rather than the NewLook website itself!
Originally an American brand, Forever21 is now and has been a staple in the British high-street. It literally has hundreds of pages of pieces for each category. Without fail, you’ll find what you’re looking for at Forever21.
This site is not only amazing because it’s affordable, but if you’re a student, you’re always guaranteed a great deal with an up to 50% student discount on top of their already amazing prices!
This is a great store for every budget! Use the filter at the top of each page to make sure you only see things in budget to prevent any weaknesses.
Yes, I just said ‘ASOS’ but did you know ASOS has an amazing outlet section? It’s literally amazing and I can guarantee you it’s like its own little store offering everything you could possibly need for your wardrobe.
If you love big brands I’m sure you know of TK Maxx… right? Well remember their website online has way more to offer and is constantly being updated with stylish pieces.
Right, I know this one is a bit strange, but I swear the clothes at ASDA are great! And best of all, you can order online!
Do you like Urban Outfitters but hate the price? I promise you…if you give Monki a try, you’ll be like jam-packed ‘Urban Outfitters who ???’
This brand is all about integrating key fashion pieces into your wardrobe even if you are on a budget!
Aimed at 18-35-year-olds, Select Fashion definitely knows what students want. With new lines added each week, this is definitely for those of you who want to continuously add to your wardrobes.
This is a new find of mine, but definitely one that I won’t be forgetting any time soon. If you’re on a strict budget, this is definitely the one for you as everything is literally 5 pounds.
Everyone loves going into the store, but often, we forget the online option! The great thing about H&M online is that you can see so many more things that you wouldn’t otherwise notice in a jam-packed store environment.
Pilot is all about delivering that ‘cool girl style’ and is your go to shop for the latest trend led styles at amazing prices! Think of it as the online version of Primark – which we all love.
There you have it! All the stores you need to update your wardrobe on a budget! Don’t forget the majority of these offer further student discount meaning more SAVINGS!
*This is a sponsored post. All opinions are my own.
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