Transitional Clothing

scrappergirl
on 5/12/08 6:27 am - Inland Empire, CA

I am in search of the best deal in town. Where is the best (cheapest) place to shop for transitional clothing? I know I won't be a 16 for more than 6-8 weeks but I've ran out of clothes. I 've checked out Ross but in some cases they cost more than walmart for the same quality. What's your favorite store???

Bekki

Monica P.
on 5/12/08 6:33 am - Long Beach, CA

RNY on 07/19/07 with

I personally like Ross, especially for t-shirts & tops because sometimes they can be so cheap. You'll fit in clothes at Old Navy now, and their clearance items are really cheap sometimes.

Also, don't underestimate thrift/vintage shops. If you're willing to do the digging and searching you can find some pretty cool items.

Now if you are going to win any battle you have to do one thing. You have to make the mind run the body. Never let the body tell the mind what to do. The body will always give up. It is always tired in the morning, noon, and night. But the body is never tired if the mind is not tired."
- George S. Patton, U.S. Army General, 1912 Olympian

mommyluvstwo
on 5/12/08 6:45 am - Huntington Beach, CA

RNY on 11/05/07 with

I agree with Monica on the thrift stores, BUT my favorite store is Steve and Barey's (sp?) There is one at The Block in Orange, but you can go to their website and search for a location near you. Everything in the store in $8.98. They have everything (shorts, jeans, t-shirts, dress cloths, shoes, under garments, coats, sweaters, ect...) and it is all very cute. I love this store. I hope this helps....

Live everyday like there is no tomorrow!!

anewbecboo
on 5/12/08 7:59 am - Ellensburg, WA

RNY on 05/21/07

woo hoo, I didn't know we had a Steve and Barry's in San Diego. I will have to go check it out. My youngest daughter is interested in the Amanda Bynes line of clothing!! too bad there aren't more stores with their concept!!! thanks for making me check!!! hugs, Becky

Surgery was RNY 5/21/07...I can be found on Facebook: anewbecboo or Becky Reddick

ladodgergirl
on 5/12/08 7:19 am - South El Monte, CA

RNY on 02/23/05

FYI-- there is a Steve and Barrys in the Ontario Mills mall.. its HUGE.. right near the rain forest cafe.. great deals there.. also the burlington coat factory has stuff too.. just like ross.. good luck to ya H

taz51501
on 5/12/08 7:34 am - Central Coast, CA

I had the best luck with Mervyns clearance. $2, $4 and $6 brand new items. It was the greatest find. Good luck to you. Sue

Keep doing what you're doing, Keep getting what you're getting.

Highest/Surgery/Dr. Goal/Goal/Current
301 299 180 170 159

cabin111
on 5/12/08 8:00 am

RNY on 10/09/06

Friends and family...Yeh I know it sounds weird to ask, but I asked my brother and his sons gave me some pants. I am wearing one of those pairs now. A year later and they are still my favorite jeans. Also as it has been said...Goodwill and Salvation Army. Brian

Beatrice C.
on 5/12/08 9:37 am - Claremont, CA

RNY on 02/16/05

There are some "vintage" stores in Pasadena and even here in Claremont, where you can find some really fine clothing for very reasonable prices. I bought a cashmere vest not too long ago for under $10. If you don't mind wearing secondhand stuff and sifting through the junk, you can get great deals on stuff that looks new. There are Out of the Closet and Aardvark's in Pasadena. Spiritu in Claremont has some stuff.

Beatrice HW223/SW217/CW121

It's great to live on in my work, but I rather live on in my apartment. ~ Woody Allen