Free assembly clothing

Gap and Old Navy have cheap and stylish clothes, but that cheap price tag comes from a company that has a loose and unethical approach to labor. Instead of shopping there, here is a few ideas of other American and ethical companies to buy from instead. Most importantly, Americans need to fight the culture of fast fashion and buy less clothing and more of our wardrobe used.

Featuring some Free Assembly pieces today including these jeans! They remind me of Madewell jeans and flattering and feel really good on.

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I try to have Mondays set aside to showcase affordable fashions. Typically, I use price as my benchmark for what makes something affordable, but occasionally I consider the number of wears that an item can have. If you wear it a lot, then the price per wear goes down. When an item is versatile, it...

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Welcome to my Monday Affordable Fashions post! Today, I will be featuring the Free Assembly brand from Walmart. If you haven’t tried this brand yet, you are in for a real treat. The quality is fantastic, the prices are affordable, and there are lots of styles I know you will love. So, let’s get...