Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 22:47     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

Yes, we do. And I also shop at Ross, TJ Maxx, etc. Some pieces are just meant for a season. Even "rich" people can be fiscally conservative.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 22:42     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

There is no standard: some do, some don't.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 22:41     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Maybe very basic underwear or socks or t shirts. But rich people might just pick that up because they were there for other stuff like a garden hose or birthday card or holiday ornaments.


you mean CHRISTMAS ornaments.

Don’t be a jerk. I assume PP meant holiday in that it could refer to a multitude of holidays, all of which I do shop at target for. I actually haven’t bought Xmas ornaments there but have purchased Easter and valentines ornaments.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 22:36     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

Anonymous wrote:Define rich? Nobody rich is shopping in person in Target anymore (the only time they'd pick up clothing on a whim), so, I am going to say no, rich people do not usually shop for clothes at Target.


We have HhY of several million a year and o shop in person at Target all the time. I guess you can take the girl out of the middle class but can’t take the middle class out of the world. Sadly, I feel like the Target clothes aren’t as cute as they were a few years ago so I just don’t see as much there. But I definitely have some older Target items I still wear and lots of Costco stuff.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 20:56     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

Ha! PP beat me to the Walmart mention. I rarely ever step foot in Target, just with my DD to buy bday gifts from beauty section/gift card. Once my kids outgrew children’s sizes I stopped venturing into Target’s clothing sections.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 20:45     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

What do you consider rich ? Target clothing doesn’t fit me all that well but I do shop at Walmart.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 20:40     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

I used to when I didn’t have much money. But now I go in there very rarely and wouldn’t buy clothes there. Not even underwear
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 20:38     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

Define rich? Nobody rich is shopping in person in Target anymore (the only time they'd pick up clothing on a whim), so, I am going to say no, rich people do not usually shop for clothes at Target.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 20:31     Subject: Re:Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

Anonymous wrote:Not clothes from Target but absolutely from Costco.


me too! mostly for DH, though.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 20:30     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

Anonymous wrote:Maybe very basic underwear or socks or t shirts. But rich people might just pick that up because they were there for other stuff like a garden hose or birthday card or holiday ornaments.


you mean CHRISTMAS ornaments.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 20:30     Subject: Re:Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

Target style is awful. It's not cheap enough to be worth even buying staples. It's terrible.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 20:29     Subject: Re:Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

Not clothes from Target but absolutely from Costco.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 20:28     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

I dont know what makes someone “rich” on this site. Our Hhi is in seven figures but everyone on this site seems outrageously, fabulously wealthy. But I shop at target for my kids and I have a couple cute clothes that I’ve gotten for me. And I drive a Honda.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 20:25     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

I bought my kids’ clothing there. I can’t ever find something cute.
Anonymous
Post 12/02/2024 17:18     Subject: Do rich people buy clothes from Target?

Often. I go there regularly and hate to shop. NW 4M (so my half is 2).