[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by Will.

depends really, last month I spent £200 on 3 tops.

This month I've not got any clothes.

Wtf

[Marsh.]

Disclaimer: The money Will spends on clothes isn't his own so once he's earning he'll think twice before burning through that on 3 shirts.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Daniel.

Only shop in upper class places, so a lot.

Maybe start spending a good portion of it on a decent hairdresser.

[Amy Jade]

I'd say abut £100 - £150 a month normally

I have a card for topshop and there are so many great online shops. I don't spend much on single items though unless I've saved, like I'm saving for a watch that's £140

[Jake.]

£100-200 every couple of months really, shoes/trainers are a little more rare but are normally around the £80-100 range

[jennyjuniper]

I buy most of my clothes from charity shops, so spend very little. My biggest expense is Sloggi underwear which I buy about twice a year (30 pounds for a bra and about the same for a three pack of knickers.)

[reece(:]

I actually only buy clothes once every few month because uni got me penniless!

[Jordan.]

I really need to stop buying clothes online now. It's getting a tad embarrassing when it's the same DPD driver every time

[Glenn.]

About £950 this month. That's not normal though, it's holiday clothes

[Crimson Dynamo]

I actually bought some boxer shorts things so I have spent money on clothes and last month I bought new shoes. I do not plan on spending anymore money this year however.

I understand that younger people who are attracting mates need to do this and that once they attract a mate you focus on other things

[Glenn.]

How is that divorce going btw?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Glenn.

How is that divorce going btw?

What they dont tell you is that when you have children there is never a divorce, its just like working everyday with a co-worker who annoys the f uck out of you

But i did attract a new mate without spending money on clothing, instead I used my rapier-like charm, rat-like cunning and trump-escue sales techniques

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

What they dont tell you is that when you have children there is never a divorce, its just like working everyday with a co-worker who annoys the f uck out of you

But i did attract a new mate without spending money on clothing, instead I used my rapier-like charm, rat-like cunning and trump-escue sales techniques

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Black Dagger

About 40 quid? I bargain shop with clothes

People who spend like 80 quid on a plain t-shirt are the bane of my ****ing life.

We AGREE on something at last.

[Jordan.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I actually bought some boxer shorts things so I have spent money on clothes and last month I bought new shoes. I do not plan on spending anymore money this year however.

I understand that younger people who are attracting mates need to do this and that once they attract a mate you focus on other things

The old ones finally disintegrated?

[Niamh.]

I wouldn't buy new clothes every month/week unless I was going somewhere and I needed something new. I did a bit of shopping in the States though, 70% off in the Tommy Hilfiger shop, I wish I'd bought more stuff though, I love his stuff

[Cal.]

Idk but they're usually from primark or asos so cheap. Like Jason I shop seasonally.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

The old ones finally disintegrated?

yes they perished at the crotch

[y.winter]

buying only when I'm abroad, which is approximately twice a year. And not too much I guess...

[armand.kay]

YeH uni has got me living like some sort of degenerate so I spend like an average of £30 a month atm.

[Smithy]

Usually like a £200 - £300 binge every few months, don't really buy clothes that often

[caprimint]

In a month probably about £30-40 on average. I try not to buy loads cus I already have loads but somehow I'm convinced I don't until I have no room for anything else.

[caprimint]

Originally Posted by Jordan.

The old ones finally disintegrated?

Originally Posted by Niamh.

I wouldn't buy new clothes every month/week unless I was going somewhere and I needed something new. I did a bit of shopping in the States though, 70% off in the Tommy Hilfiger shop, I wish I'd bought more stuff though, I love his stuff

Isn't that shop really expensive?

I think there are some of those in London.

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Isn't that shop really expensive?

I think there are some of those in London.

Yeah, that's why 70% off was brilliant I love their jeans so I usually wait till January for the sales and buy a couple of pairs then

[armand.kay]

Miss my waiter days when I would get 100- 200 a week in just tips and I would reward myself with a haul. Now I'm rationing stock cubes and loo roll </3