New to the US. Pardon my naivety but where do you usually buy affordable clothes (tees, cotton pants, etc.) for daily use from? Costco/Walmart/Macy's? Feel free to suggest more. Bought some winter clothes from TNF but too expensive and looking for office/casual wear that are reasonably cheap and good quality.
Uniqlo
Depends on your fit and built. I personally like banana republic and jcrew for my body. Targets or Fred Meyers for white t-shirts, underwears, and white/black socks. They're also good for trendy stuff that you wear a few times a year. I suggest try to find a style you like then go for quality afterwards.
Uniqlo is good. You can shop in several sales during this season
Buy stuffs during sale
Ross, Marshall’s , tj maxx ... all my branded stuff from there
Amazon
only Ross, TJ max, Marshals - a mixture of good brands and cheap rags for a really low price. and if you really want some super cheap second hand Gucci - Goodwill and Value Village if you are lucky. Bought a 24 inch IPS monitor from value village for 14.99 this weekend
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Cheap and good quality are typically at the opposite ends of the clothing spectrum. A few good staple pieces at a higher quality retailer will last you long time. That being said, consignment stores can get you a high quality wardrobe in a smaller budget. I would never shop at Wal-Mart, personally. For kids I get off season sale priced clothes, pick up some items at Costco, Macy's, old navy, garage sales, friends, etc.