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Now that we’re all heading back to the office, you might be realizing that your entire wardrobe needs a major overhaul and a shopping spree is in order. It seems like fashion has changed substantially in the last few months—the 2000s are in and skinny jeans are supposedly out. To help you navigate this brave new fashion world, we’ve we’ve rounded up 50 of the best cheap and budget-friendly fashion sites that won’t cost you the same amount as your monthly rent for one top. From hidden shopping gems to the big brands every fashion girl should know, these affordable clothing sites are ones every fashionista should know—whether you’re on a budget or not.
So, what sites are worth shopping at? Some might seem obvious, like Forever 21, Nasty Gal and H&M, but there are tons of other retailers you might not have ever considered. Have you checked out Eloquii’s incredible plus-size offerings? What about Shein’s cute AF going out lewks? The internet is positively brimming with affordable shopping websites, so if you’re stuck in a style rut and simultaneously not looking to splurge, you owe it to yourself to consider a few new options.
If you’re looking for a sign to go shopping today, consider this it. I hereby grant you permission to treat yourself to one, two, a few new things—and I promise you can find cute options that won’t cost a fortune. Read on for the 50 sites to bookmark for whenever you feel like shopping.
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Hey, don’t knock it ’til you try it! Amazon fashion now has so many great looks at pretty much every price point—and a lot of it is from your favorite designers, celebrities and TikTokers. Pro tip: Try The Shop by Shopbop on Amazon for seriously cool and trendy items. (Includes plus-sizes.)
There’s never not a stellar sale going on at YesStyle. The site is filled to the brim with on-trend clothes for any occasion, whether it’s a big work trip or weekend away with your besties. This cutout mock neck is a favorite for the changing weather.
We stan clothing from Shein, whether they’re the buttery-soft fabrics of the MOTF Premium line or the first-to-the-trend looks that make for killer TikToks. Plus, there’s no denying those prices cannot be beat. (Includes plus-sizes.)
Lulus is about to become your go-to wedding reception dress shopping destination. They’ve also got chic tops, trendy footwear and a hearty denim section. (Includes plus-sizes.)
J.Crew has everything you could want in a clothing brand. From classic looks you can wear 10 years from now to oh-so trendy pieces you’ll want in your closet immediately, you’re sure to find your new favorite clothing and accessories. Oh, and keep an eye out for their sales, because you can get amazing deals. (Includes plus-sizes.)
ASOS stocks a truly massive number of brands, but the store’s in-house labels are often our favorites. You can browse ASOS, ASOS Curve, ASOS Petite, and ASOS Tall any season and know you’re going to find what you’re looking for. (Includes plus-sizes.)
If there’s a trend you’re loving, but know will be dated by next season, step into this fashion chain—they’re bound to be carrying the look you’re after at a price you won’t be scared to pay. (Includes plus-sizes.)
Obviously, Nordstrom houses some of fashion’s biggest and most expensive brands, but their sale section cannot be beat. It’s the ultimate place to find deals on all your favorite pieces. (Includes plus-sizes.)
If you’re in the need for something trendy, there’s a chance Urban Outfitters has it. While some items have a higher price tag than others, this retailer is ultimately a one-stop shop for affordable and on-trend pieces.
We all love Target, and the prices on their clothing just can’t be beat. Target has been becoming much more size-inclusive recently and expanding their clothing offerings. Plus, their designer collabs are amazing. We’re absolutely drooling over all of the Stoney Clover Lane offerings. (Includes plus-sizes.)
From Manchester’s best-kept fashion secret to one of the fastest-growing global e-boutiques, Boohoo is like Missguided’s younger sister, stocking the latest trends at deep bargains. (Includes plus-sizes.)
For anything from your new favorite pair of jeans to an on-trend high waisted bikini, American Eagle and Aerie are a true go-to. Both are always affordable when full-price, but also have incredible sales more often than not. (Includes plus-sizes.)
Modcloth.
Your one-stop-shop for inclusive, retro-inspired fashion. (Includes plus-sizes.)
If you’ve ever been on the hunt for a cute bikini, you’ve no doubt stumbled across a Zaful haul or two on YouTube. The site is a go-to for shoppers looking for super affordable, on-trend styles, and you can get a ton of bang for your buck.
Consider it Japan’s answer to H&M. The denim is great, the collaborations (Carine Roitfeld, Jil Sander) are even better, but the tights, tanks, and turtlenecks in the brand’s Heattech fabric are what we stock up on year after year.
In most major cities you can find a H&M on just about every corner—but even still, we prefer the less stressful experience of browsing online. It’s easier to see everything they carry, none of it has been tried on 20 times, and there’s no risk of being jostled by a group of rowdy teens. (Includes plus-sizes.)
Peruse Nordstrom’s discount site for major reductions on designer duds from all your favorite brands.
While Anthropologie does have some pricier items, you can typically find some affordable pieces—along with an amazing sale section. It might take a little more digging if you’re on a tight budget, but you’re likely to find a seriously cool piece in your price range. (Includes plus-sizes.)
Hate shopping for jeans online? Good American is the solution. They have jeans that “Always Fit” that can accommodate four different sizes in one pair of jeans. The site also has cute swimwear, athleisure and wardrobe essentials.
With most styles under $100, Express is a great place to go for both trendy pieces and easy essentials—no matter the season. They even have a clothing rental service where you can rent Express clothing and keep your wardrobe rotation on point.
You can find an amazing bargain at Missguided, and with the sheer volume of product on the site, you’re almost guaranteed to find something you’ll like. (Includes plus-sizes.)
We’re pretty sure everyone already shops TJ Maxx for designer clothing at drop-the-mic prices, but just in case you’re sleeping on it, stop. One can nab everything from luxe winter coats to this season’s covetable bag, without breaking the bank.
Pretty Little Thing is full of trendy fast-fashion finds that your wallet won’t hate you for buying. (Includes plus-sizes.)
Nasty Gal.
If you’re a fan of fun, offbeat, affordable fashion, and you haven’t hit up Nasty Gal yet, what are you waiting for? The e-commerce powerhouse started as an eBay vintage store, and still has a knack for trends inspired by decades past. (Includes plus-sizes.)
Whether or not you’ve ever stepped into a Mango store, you have to admit the Spanish mega-brand’s online product photography is seriously enticing.
From mini dresses to the perfect crop top, Princess Polly has everything you need for the ideal going-out (or hanging out) wardrobe—with almost everything under $70.
Dia & Co is a plus-size styling service that allows you to get matched with new clothing picked out by stylists. Simply fill out a style quiz and pin looks you look, then they’ll deliver everything to you. Simple as that. (Includes plus-sizes.)
Eloquii.
Eloquii is a plus-size clothing brand that runs from sizes 14 to 28. Nearly everything typically runs under $100 (aside from some dresses and jackets), and there’s everything from workwear to brunch outfits available. (Includes plus-sizes.)
Yeah, we know—Zara isn’t exactly under the radar, but for relatively inexpensive clothes and accessories that look as if they were ripped from the runway, it’s one of the best.
This TikTok-approved e-commerce site is chock-full of on-trend pieces on budget. While we hope they expand their size range soon, if you’re looking for under $50 style staples, Cider’s got your back.
Cupshe is your one-stop-shop for everything you’ll need for your next vacation. (Includes plus-sizes.)
If you want to snag some of your designer faves at a discount, check out REVOLVE. There’s a huge selection, and we can’t stop browsing.
Some of Loft’s pieces can be priced a little higher than some places, but they almost always have a sale going on. From classic pieces to some trendier ones, this is a great site to find good quality everyday looks. (Includes plus-sizes.)
The surprise of the 2020s is the re-emergence of Abercrombie as a super chic place to shop. Gone are the logo tees, they’ve been replaced by chic Reformation-esque dresses and high-quality denim that won’t break the bank.
While Madewell might be known for their effortlessly cool denim styles, their entire clothing, shoe and accessory collections are seriously drool-worthy. From short sleeve button downs in fun and playful patterns to the perfect tote, you can find it at Madewell.
Treat yourself to sustainable fashion you’ll love for years. From cute flats to wear-every-day button downs, you can’t go wrong with Everlane’s chic collections.
Responsible for the famous Nap Dress, Hill House has made quite the name for itself. The line is a little pricey, but you do get to join the official Nap Dress club.
This plus-size clothing outfitter has so many trendy pieces, elegant dresses and more. (Includes plus-sizes.)
From super cute swimwear to comfy loungewear, SummerSalt has everything you need at a reasonable pricepoint.
If you’re in the market for some long-lasting basics, then Gap should be your go-to.
You can find some amazing designer clothes, like alice + olivia and GANNI, on sale in ShopBop’s Sale Section.
Universal Standard is the gold standard (sorry, we had to) of trend-driven cuts and edgy silhouettes in sizes 00 to 40. They also offer a fit guarantee: if your size changes, they’ll replace your clothes for free.
For those who like to wear their attitude on their sleeve (or front, or hat), this e-boutique offers cheeky tees, bombers, patches, and accessories featuring the work of founder and artist Ilse Valfré.
If you’re wondering where that editor on Insta got her crazy-cool top with the ruffled sleeves, cut-out shoulders, or extra-long cuffs, odds are good it came from this Korea-based site where nearly everything is under $100.
Picture all the accessories you love in Zara, and then multiply them by ten—that’s what you’ll find at & Other Stories. The label is one of the more luxe brands in H&M’s portfolio and famed for incredible shoes, bags, and jewelry, though they’ve also nailed off-beat collaborations with designers like Rodarte and Zana Bayne.
COS is in the same stable of retailers as H&M, but don’t let that fool you: the sophisticated aesthetic and arty wares can easily pass as designer. The prices, too, hover closer to the $100-mark—but don’t miss the jewelry section, where an expensive-looking new necklace or set of earrings can be had for less than $30.
If you’re looking for denim under $100, Warp & Weft is about to blow your mind. Stock up on all types of denim styles from this affordable retailer. You can never have too many pairs of jeans, right? (Includes plus-sizes.)
Want one of those cute 2000s-inspired bags that everyone is toting on TikTok? You can find them all on JW Pei’s website—at prices that won’t break the bank.
If you’re in need of some new jewelry, look no further than BaubleBar. From personalized accessories to statement jewelry that’s sure to make your next outfit pop, there’s no shortage of incredible pieces.
Tobi is the perfect place to find both going out ensembles and cozy sweaters for nights at home. Plus, they’re almost always running some kind of sale on their already-low prices.
This article was originally published August 2016.
