Target clothes seem expensive!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, I’d call Target mid priced for clothing. There are plenty of other places for cheaper clothing but in my experience you need to wade through disorganized racks at places like Old Navy. Versus Target the clothes are pretty organized and curated so it’s a good place to shop if for example you know you need black work pants.

This depends on the Target. The one near me is a disaster and far worse than Old Navy.

[Anonymous]

Target clothing started going downhill before Covid. I haven't bought any since the boycott, and find Old Navy to be better quality.

[Anonymous]

And, actually Walmart seems better for clothing now.

[Anonymous]

H&M has better quality items than Target. They vary by price so it it is pretty clear what you're getting; higher price = better quality.

I have the H&M app and buy when there are sales. Their stores are crap; online is better. Things hold up well for teens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Target clothing started going downhill before Covid. I haven't bought any since the boycott, and find Old Navy to be better quality.

I agree with this. I was buying kid clothes there pre Covid and noticed a decline. Now my kids are teens and I don’t buy any clothes there.

[Anonymous]

Get an old navy credit card and you will get a frequent 20-40% off coupon. With that and sales it’s much cheaper, as long as your flexible on color/keep an eye out for your color size because they sell out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wouldn’t know. Still boycotting them.

That part.

[Anonymous]

Target prices are much better online. The run sales pretty frequently but I never see those prices in the stores.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Probably tariff related.

I am not OP but I noticed they were over pricing themselves a few years ago. I believe they were capitalizing on a cool, trendy or chic factor and pricing their clothing higher.

Walmart prices are still reasonable and the quality is the same.