We know, fellow curvy girls, that retail therapy at boutiques for plus size is a form of a helpful breather wherein you can just relax and savor in the wonderful relaxing contribution of smelling fresh trendy clothes, shiny and shimmering tags, as well as the joy of finally getting what you have in that crisp shopping bag you cannot wait but to dig into once you get home. No one can ever deny that shopping at plus size boutiques online, can give you a wonderful feeling of bliss.

And yet, we cannot also deny that there are just time when we are cash-strapped especially when it has been weeks since you got your last paycheck or you decided to splurge on liquor during last night’s Girls’ Night Out with your girlfriends and you somehow forgot your payday will not be there until in 2 weeks’ time. Tragic, it is. So, as fellow girlfriends who have also been there, we are listing down the fashionable items you clearly have to avoid and should never spend on when you are broke.

Sale Items
I know, I know, going through the clearance bin for that to-die for cropped top which is now sold as $$ from $$$ seems like such a great steal to think that you have been waiting for this sale to ever happen. However, sale does not necessarily mean you could be saving money for the betterment of your future, I mean if you just bought that beautiful pair of heels for only $30 instead of $45, you did not just save $30 dollars from the deal, you just spent $30 at a plus size boutiques whether retail or online.

Small Trinkets
You know what these are, these are the little things that are just too cute to just pass by it that you just have to get a piece of it! Whether you passed by the accessory section and you saw a cute pouch, keychain or a small mirror and somehow it is just lounging right by the counter at boutiques for plus size for all of you to see, trinkets are really hard to pass out on. However, you do not really need them so why should you really spend on it?

Clothes that do not fit at all
Whether it is that wonderful sexy dress you vow you will fit into when you lose a few pounds, or that super cute jeans you swear you can make it tailored to your length, never buy an article of clothing that do not fit you especially at a time when you are broke.

Clothes you can only wear for a certain event (meaning just once!)
Clothes like these are usually thematic such as cocktail dresses or long gowns. Sure, they are divine and you will surely be able to wear them someday, however, it is not going to be much worth it since you are just probably going to wear it once. Money wasted, right?