10 things under 10 pounds: Part 1

It may take some time and require full attention and imaginary blinkers to block out all the fancy, pricey, stuff, but when you finally find that perfect bargain, you’ll feel such an immense sense of achievement: the fuss will seem worth it. The best part is, when someone asks “Is that designer?”, you’ll be able to nonchalantly reply “Hun, this, it’s under ten quid”.

Red patent shoes: £7.50- Cancer research UK

These rococo style slippers compliment sharp, traditional cuts; A-line skirts, pea- coats, and tailored trousers.

Beanies: £1.99- H&M

Beanies with slogans in fluorescent colours will give urban punch to soft winter layers and be your best friend on bad hair days.

Studded rucksack: £6- British Heart Foundation

An edgier alternative to your classic tote.

Leopard print coat: £8.95- Sue Ryder Care

Don with weathered black leather boots and tight, wet-look trousers.

Tweed cream jacket: £10.99 – British Heart Foundation

Pair with a jumper to carry you through the Christmas party season.

Tartan scarves: £6 – Sue Ryder Care

A perfect Christmas gift – or just go native and layer your winter coat with a tartan scarf and fedora hat.

Rucksacks and Satchels: £10 – British Heart Foundation

These bags perfectly set off a quirky vintage look, and simply can’t be worn without indiellectual tortoise-shell glasses.

Checkered satin dress: £6.99 – Barnado’s

This Gingham print inspired dress belongs in a ‘Madmen’ episode. Evoke retro glamour with classic accessories.

Accessories: £10 – Jewel

Check out ‘Jewel’ for cute scarves and charm-like jewelry (£10) to brighten up your day!

Jumper: £5.49 – British Heart Foundation

This is an appropriate purchase not a rowdy Sinners night… the Union bouncers might look at your drunken state empathetically. And if they do throw you out, at least a generous soul might guide you to the toasty bar for safe recovery.

Go regain your purchasing power!

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