£120 for a dress but it was a special occasion. I won't pay a lot for clothes preferring to get good quality things from charity shops.
I usually pay about £60 for shoes and buy boots in sales so that I can get quality leather. |
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over a year ago
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£1100 for a Mont Blanc briefcase / leather bag
£980 for a pair of Jimmy Choo shoes
£600 for a Furla handbag
Stupid, I know. I don't even use the mont blanc briefcase any more... But I like the nicer things in life as a treat when I accomplish something.
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Not often I spend a lot on clothes or shoes.
I have a pair of boots and a pair if shoes, both were about £120 a pair.
Bought a new coat a few weeks ago, that was £330 but will last me years.
Watches however are a different story. |
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I can't remember the most I paid. Its not a lot though.. Whenever I've looked at designer clothes, I can't find any to fit me.
Double xL is like a small none branded size. It's like they're all made for little Chinese people lol. |
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I don’t really spend much on clothes as I ruin them all the time.
My belt would probably be the most expensive thing I wear.
Same with shoes.
I do have quite an unhealthy obsession with watches though, that my only indulgence. |
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I used to spend a fortune
Not anymore
I had an exquisite Chanel bag bought for me for my 30th birthday, that was about £2500.00. After my divorce I sold it and took my daughter on holiday with the proceeds.... |
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I've got a leather jacket I paid £400 for a couple of years ago and a parka that was similar, and a couple of pairs of diesel jeans that were over £100. It all goes back to my teen years at school when you used to get absolutely ripped on if you wore the wrong thing, it's stuck with me well into adult life and I won't wear cheap clothes. |
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By *ty31Man
over a year ago
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I'd spend good money for good quality clothes (Nudie Jeans etc) but not silly money. I buy most stuff in sales.
Most I've spent is £450 for a good suit and £220 on a nice leather jacket. Both have lasted. |
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I don't like spending money on clothes, or shoes. Or anything, really, apart from beer 
I think my most expensive shoes were about £90 from the outlet shop, and my suits were the most expensive items ever.
I don't like paying more than about £40 for a shirt, and jeans I don't pay more than £20 for jeans because I'm a slightly odd shape and twisted to my left side (as I found out when my back went ten years ago) and I'll tear the crotch out of them.
Plus having old cars as a hobby they'll also end up with oil on them, so it's pointless paying too much for them  |
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My current pair of walking boots are my most expensive shoes; they were £140.
I have lots of lovely clothes but buy them out of season, or vintage. I got an Oscar de la Renta dress for £80 (should have been £380, I haggled) as it had a small hole in a seam. I mended it; you'd never know. |
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Have you tried the FB selling page?
I've had some amazing bargains off there 
