“THESE PRODUCTS ARE NO LONGER BEING SOLD”
Right now you’re juggling your tightest budget of the year, so how to keep warm without going bankrupt? Check out these stylish options to fend off the chill, for less than a hundred bucks each.
Cheap Long Coats
Cheap Everyday Coats
- Plus Size Stand Collar Wool Coat, $44.99 at Target.com
- Belted Wool Coat, $99.00 at VictoriaSecret.com
- Fur Collar 3Q Peacoat, $44.80 at Forever21.com
- Glenn Plaid Coat, $49.80 at Forever21.com
- Pique Wool-Blend Coats,
$89.50 at OldNavy.com
- Alix Belted Coat, $99.50 at dELiAs.com
Cheap Ski/Puffer Jackets
Cheap Ski/Puffer Jackets
- Mossimo Black: Plus Size Long Puffer Coat, $44.99 at Target.com
- Quilted Nylon Vest,$39.50 at OldNavy.com
- Black Fur-Trimmed Puffer Jacket, $68.00 at Torrid.com
- Faded Glory – Women’s Hooded Puffer Vest, $18.00 at Walmart.com
Cheap Fun Coats
Cheap Fun Coats
- Gwen Crochet Coat, $29.80 at Forever21.com
- J.G. Hook Capelet, $59.99 at Chadwicks.com
- Drawstring Trench Coat, $34.99 at CharlotteRusse.com
- Cable-Detailed Sweatercoat, $34.99 at COBoutlet.com
- Leather Trench Coat, $80.00 at Newport-news.com
- Belted Wool Cape, $79-$89 at Spiegel.com
- Mossimo Plus Size: Plus Satin Trench, $39.99 at Target.com
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i dont know about you guys but $100 is still to much for my budget. i am 20 yrs old and going to school and working both full time and working on getting a second job and in less then a month i will be out of a home too. i cant afford that kind of money and my job requires me to walk 48 blocks a day. do you have any tips for people who are on a “real” budget???
This posting reminded me that I read a great article in the NYT this week about how global warming is influencing the fashion industry. With there being less of a distinction between seasons in many parts of the country designers are looking at climate predictions before designing/marketting their season offerings. With less rain and less harsh winters in certain regions designers are turning to more “seasonless” fabrics for their clothing.
last winter I picked up a great chocolate colored Tahari down coat that goes down to my knees and doesnt make me look like a marshmellow…. for $50 at T.J. Maxx. They are another great place to look, i dont know what i would do without that place.
C, Goodwill often has great coats. You might have to go a few times to find one that’s for you. My daughter got a black cashmere Banana Republic for $14. The lining needed some work, but even if she had paid to have that done it was a steal. I have a black cashmere and a nice red wool – each was less than $20. Good luck!
Thanks for the advice Karla!!! Honestly there are a ton of Goodwills around here but it just never crossed my mind to check there! I know where I am going on pay day…lol Thanks again!!!!
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If you’re looking for a coat to just get you through the winter- regardless of quality or the shape it’s in or whether it’s brand new or not, then you have plenty of options.
Goodwill/Salvation Army is probably the best option. Burlington Coat factory, Big Lots, Value City, are also great places
I’ve purchased several coats from their for around $10, although I’ve noticed that thrift stores are starting to get a bit expensive as well.
C: the places where i have found less expensive coats are:
Target
Burlington Coat Factory
JCPenney/Sears/Kohl’s
Kmart/Walmart
someone on a different post on this website said the store Steve & Barry’s
Goodwill as someone else has mentioned
If you are in that bad of a financial situation, some charities might be able to help you. For instance, if you live in NYC, the organization NY Cares is doing a coat drive right now.
Steve & Barry’s, if there’s one in your town, has peacoats for around $20.