Girls of TSR, where is your favourite place to buy clothes?
H&M? Topshop? Next? Asda George? Primark?
Or any other place not listed on here?
Or any other place not listed on here?
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Original post by cBay
Oxfam
Really? They have a lot of clothes there?
Original post by momoneyme89
Really? They have a lot of clothes there?
Charity shops are beasty, trust me fam
Cheap and there's a good chance it wasn't made by child slaves in Bangladesh. Win-win.
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Original post by momoneyme89
Really? They have a lot of clothes there?
Im hoping you're not serious lol
Hes not even a girl
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Original post by cBay
Charity shops are beasty, trust me fam
Cheap and there's a good chance it wasn't made by child slaves in Bangladesh. Win-win.
Cheap and there's a good chance it wasn't made by child slaves in Bangladesh. Win-win.
But don't charity shops have clothes that came from shops which have clothes made in emerging market countries.
Original post by momoneyme89
H&M? Topshop? Next? Asda George? Primark?
Or any other place not listed on here?
Or any other place not listed on here?
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Original post by Anonymous
Select and new look
So are there any places you never go to? And where would you say the majority of your clothes come from? Like top 2-3 places?
Zara and H&M
H & M, Zara and Next
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Original post by I Wear A Fez Now
New Look, H&M and Zara mainly
Which one is your favourite?
Original post by alishba-rosex
Zara and H&M
Which one is your favourite?
Original post by Emily110921
Which one is your favourite?
Original post by Spock's Socks
Primark, H&M, charity shops, Amazon, TK Maxx. Matalan can be quite good too for clothes.
Which is your favourite out of these?
Original post by luciie
H&M and New Look 
Which one is your favourite?
Original post by momoneyme89
Which is your favourite out of these?
H&M
Original post by momoneyme89
But don't charity shops have clothes that came from shops which have clothes made in emerging market countries.
Pretty much all high street clothes stores use child slaves, even the up market ones. It's all about that profit margin. Charity shops sell second hand clothes, so it really depends how old it is. If it's pretty new then it's probably come from those shops yes (but at least you're getting more use out of it instead of letting the child's labour go to waste), but if it's old then it will probably be made more locally and be of higher quality.
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