Unless otherwise specified, all sizes in this post are listed in women's.
Shopping for cute, stylish, but inexpensive clothing can be hard! Maybe you don't have time to shop in person, or the stores near you just don't have the selection you need — or they're ALWAYS out of stock of the things you want. We're here to help with a selection of online stores that offer wallet-friendly (and fashionable) clothing so you can stay on-trend AND on-budget.
We asked members of the BuzzFeed Community to tell us their favorite inexpensive online clothing stores. Here are the cheap and chic results — plus some suggestions of our own!
1. Amazon (duh!), your one-stop-shop for anything and everything, certainly including cute and inexpensive clothes. If you don't know where to start (totally get it!), check out customers' most-loved styles for clothes and accessories that reviewers swear by, and do your very own try-on haul!
2. Nordstrom Rack, the perfect compromise for anyone who loves Nordstrom, but isn't exactly made of money. They carry many of the same brands (including classic designer pieces), so you can get your favorite high-quality items — for cheap.
3. Boohoo, a UK-based store, that adds up to 100 new items every day. And they have deals (like 50% off!) a lot of the time, so you can feel good about scoring a great buy.
4. Asos, which carries tons of brands you don't know about yet (think international brands like Monki and Topshop) as well as their own gorge in-house lines, and makes returns free & easy for great fit every time.
5. Bershka, which is part of the same group of stores as Zara, providing almost-too-cool pieces that look more expensive than they actually are.
6. Cotton On, a retailer originally from Australia that specializes in unique basics you'll wear all the time.
7. One Loved Babe, an online boutique full of feminine pieces with a twist. Each piece is hand-picked by the store's owner, plus exclusive pieces!
8. Rebdolls, a one-stop shop for tons of stylish pieces that's focused on mid-size and plus-size clothing. If you're looking for trendy and colorful pieces to help you stand out from the crowd (and get tons of compliments), look no further.
9. Express, for way more than inexpensive workwear and work-from-home-wear. Their trendy pieces are on point, too!
10. Nasty Gal, which has sales on the reg so you can score even *better* deals on all the trends you want to add to your closet. They have really fun party clothes for everyday and your next event, too!
11. Adore Me, a subscription-based company that has all your lingerie needs covered, plus swim, lounge, and activewear. Pieces are also available outside of the subscription model for higher pricing.
12. Lulu's, a trendy shop full of pretty day dresses, classically cute separates, and show-stopping formal attire. Need something for an event next year? This is a solid bet.
13. Mango, for stylish eventwear, workwear staples, and the latest trends.
14. Target, which is so not just for toothpaste — they have several in-house clothing lines, and you can score super cute dresses, high quality athletic wear, and more. Go for some household essentials, come home with a killer wardrobe.
15. Beginning Boutique, an Australian and woman-owned site that serves up trend after trend.
16. Thred Up, a resale store that makes buying and selling secondhand clothes a breeze (and also makes your wallet happier).
17. American Eagle, for way more than jeans (although those are *also* fab!). Their swim, undies, dresses, and more are the perfect blend of style and comfort.
18. 6pm, the Zappos outlet you didn't know you needed. Allllllll your favorite brands, for less!
19. H&M, which you probably already know about — for good reason. This Swedish store has basics, eco-friendly lines, and does regular collabs with top designers to bring you the latest fashions.
20. Urban Outfitters, for on-trend items and especially great sales on their own lines, plus fan-fave brands like Adidas, Levi's, Fjallraven, and more!
21. Old Navy, which carries on-trend and mega-wearable clothes in tons of sizes (and at a low price point).
22. Hollister, for high quality clothes that definitely aren't just for teens anymore.
23. TJ Maxx, the classic discount store that will turn any fashionista into a Maxxinista. Shop their Runway section for designer buys at a *fraction* of the price — I recently scored a pair of Gucci sunnies for over 60% off.
24. Saks Off Fifth, the perfect site for bargain hunters looking for designer quality at a fraction of the price.
25. Tobi, an LA-based label that makes the latest trends more affordable.
26. Henly, a boutique chock full of expensive-looking duds hand-picked by the owner just for you. Comfort + adorable details, all in one place.
27. YesStyle, a Hong Kong-based company that helps make Asian fashion and beauty even more accessible to the rest of the world.
28. Ami Clubwear, an LA-based company that'll cover *all* your needs for a night on the town.
29. Dress Up, a southern chain of boutiques that'll be your go-to for unique everyday wear.
30. ModCloth, so you can grab some cute and unique finds that'll have everyone asking, "Where'd ya get that?"
31. Uniqlo, for anyone whose wardrobe could use some more basics – without breaking the bank stocking up on 'em.
32. Forever 21 has a seemingly endless array of trendy pieces to add to your closet and low prices that'll make you want to jump for joy (in your new $10 dress).
33. Kohl's is an accessible and affordable wonderland of clothing (and home goods!). You'll be able to stock up on all of the season's styles *without* dropping a ton of $$$.
34. Torrid's got you covered with inexpensive plus-size clothing in all styles. From elegant evening-wear to comfy athleisure, your wardrobe (and wallet) are about to be thrilled.
35. Curverra is a Black woman-owned small business that designs clothes specifically for curvy bodies, so you and your curves can feel confident in whatever you choose from their stunning selection.
36. Saved by the Dress, a Miami-based online boutique that ships most orders ~same day~.
37. The Flourish Market is a Raleigh-based boutique that has a wide selection of clothes and jewelry for every style (and a great selection of gifts, too).
38. Quince is a shop that specializes in polished, office-friendly looks, in fabrics like silk and linen, for far less than you'd pay in traditional stores.
39. Dolls Kill is a spot to grab creative party and festival wear. They offer edgy looks on a budget, so you can experiment, without worrying that you're gonna be out a ton of money if that faux fur vest turns out not to be your thing.
40. American Eagle has stylish options that fit a range of sizes and allows you to stay on trend without spending a fortune.
41. Aeropostale may remind you of your youth but according to today's youth, it's back in style. And prices are nice and affordable.
42. Gap has a range of styles from cozy loungewear to trendy skirts and dresses to casual office attire.
43. And Gap Factory offers some sweet deals on Gap pieces. From demins, to sweaters, to everything in between, they cover absolutely everything!
44. Hello Molly is the spot if you're looking for something flirty, frilly, and pretty that will make you look like the star of your own personal rom-com.
45. Eloquii has some of the chicest and most stylish plus size clothes around. Whether you're looking for a work outfit or a "looking adorable while I sip mimosas" outfit, they have you covered.
46. Sabo Skirt carries styles that'll lend themselves to the coastal, aperol spritz-fueled vacation of your dreams.
47. PrettyLittleThing is filled with the trendiest clothes guaranteed to make you look très chic.
48. ModCloth offers standout pieces, especially fun and flirty dresses, for whimsical and vintage-loving people. These clothes WILL have you looking like the main character.
49. Cos is the perfect go-to for when you want sophisticated, impressively on-trend pieces but for wayyyyy less than the pieces look. If you're trying to make your closet "The Row but about one-tenth of the price" then you've come to the right place.
50. Banana Republic Factory will have you affordably updating your professional wardrobe, because you should be able to look ~office siren chic~ without spending your entire bonus on work clothes.
Submissions have been edited for length and/or clarity.
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Emma McAnaw is a deputy editorial director who has been been at BuzzFeed for almost a decade so it's safe to say she is *very* passionate about product recommendations! Before BuzzFeed, she worked at Dotdash Meredith (formerly Time Inc.) and Hearst. When she’s not working with the Shopping freelance team, she’s either reading, incorrectly "solving" a mystery show, or saving yet another pasta recipe.
Gabrielle Moss is a former editor who has been writing for BuzzFeed Shopping since 2020, where she's focused on everything from home decor to beauty to where to buy the world's most comfortable high heels.
Maitland Quitmeyer has worked at BuzzFeed for 11+ years. She started out on the lifestyle team, but most of my time here has been on BuzzFeed Shopping, where she is now a Deputy Editorial Director. She has been a shopping editor so long, she remembers when Prime Day was just one day!
Rachelle Yang is a freelancer and former resident writer who has been writing for BuzzFeed shopping for over two years. She covers a wide range of topics, but especially loves writing about unique and quirky finds, beauty products, and trendy fashion pieces. When she’s not typing away, she’s either playing tennis, picking up a DIY hobby, or hunting for the best Vietnamese coffee in NYC.