- Do I really need that sparkling jumpsuit? In my case, extremely unlikely!
- Would I be willing to pay full price for it?
- Am I likely to use it or wear it on a regular basis? How many items do you have either hanging up in your wardrobe unworn or shoved to the back of a cupboard?
- Is it an ethical purchase? Remember that even more expensive brands aren't necessarily produced ethically.
- If it's an item of clothing, will it go with several other pieces in my wardrobe or will I need to buy other items to go with it?
I'm also using the "one in, one out" rule when I go shopping. I take a shopping list with me (always a good idea if you're over 60 and becoming forgetful!) to remind me what I need and to help me stay on track. When I get home with any new purchase, I ensure that an existing item goes into the recycling.
Of course if there's something you really need, this is the time to look for good deals. My friend Lesley needs a new washing machine so is delighted at the prospect of saving some money.
I'm in the process of having another wardrobe clear-out so I should be able to spot any gaps in my wardrobe, although being totally honest I think it's highly unlikely! I'm now putting together my winter capsule wardrobe too, so if I do decide to buy any clothes or accessories I will be able to choose wisely. Black isn't a good colour for me (which is why this post is about Colourful Friday), but I still have plenty of options and if I stick to my capsule wardrobe palette I shouldn't go wrong.
Please let me know what you think. Will you be going on a spending spree for Black Friday?
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