I went out and bought 40 lbs of kitty litter this morning, and in pushing the cart to the cashier I saw a rack of clothing, $10, 50% off. So of course, I had to stop and look. I picked up something that looked like floppy yoga pants, but the tag was missing. They were the right size and a nice subtle dark color that I could at least wear around the house. I took them to the register where the clerk had to flag down someone to go check. She came back with a skirt that was $6.50. I told her that wasn't what I wanted, but they needed the tag. They took 50% off the skirt and gave me the pants.
Now the problem is these $2.75 pants are covering my shoes. Debating whether to just cut off 4" or take the time to hem them. What would you do?
Monday, January 11, 2016
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I'd probably hem them because otherwise they'll shred like mad in the wash, but then again... they were only $2.75. Good bargain hunting! :)
I have "pinking" shears. Possibly. And of course, never wash them, just toss.
think I might donate them. it would be a cheap donation and a win for everyone,you feel better and someone might be warmed by them.
Why in the world would you only donate cheap stuff? These (and most yoga pants) are so thin they wouldn't keep anyone warm. If you want to keep people warm give them your Land's End.
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