Buying clothes online is another activity which presents you with many advantages, online clothes stores will often give you the best prices! That £60 pound polo shirt you bought on the high street, guess what, it’s online for £30, and you get 10% of your next purchase! One disadvantage however is that you can’t try on the clothing so it is probably worth going the high street shop first to try it on, once you’ve found the right fit you can walk out smug in the knowledge you’re now going to buy it somewhere else for half the price… If you a torn apart by the guilt of such a misdemeanour, buy a badge from the shop, or go home and watch a documentary about dictators… you’ll feel much better about yourself. Another thing you should consider are site like ebay, for some reason buying second hand clothes is somewhat taboo, but their are a huge amount of second hand clothes out there, that may have only been worn once or twice, yet they are dirt cheap because of the stigma of second hand clothes. You wouldn’t think twice about buying a second hand Vauxhall Meriva, why not approach clothes with the same kind of attitude.
This form of online shopping goes for pretty much everything else you can buy, from TVs and playstations to headphones and furniture. You can almost guarantee that it will be cheaper online.
So what’s the moral of this? BuyYourShopping online (if morality means saving time and money and getting the best deal on everything!)