Amazing Clothing
Clothing by the pound
A separate section of the store, restocked every week with brand-name apparel pulled straight from major retail channels. It is not on the ladder — it is weighed, and you pay by weight.
$5.00 per pound
Why by the pound
You pay for what it weighs, not what the tag said
Clothing arrives in bulk from the same retail channels that fill the bins. Sorting it onto racks and pricing it piece by piece would double the cost of every garment, so we do the opposite: it goes out by weight, and you keep the difference.
A coat weighs more than a t-shirt, so the coat costs more. That is the only rule. There is no premium for brands and no discount for off-season — the scale does not know what it is holding.
- Price per pound
- $5.00
- Minimum purchase
- $25 or 5 lb
- Restocked
- Every week
- Weighed
- At the till
What is usually in there
The racks change every week
The mix depends on what the retailers clear out, so treat this as a guide rather than a promise.
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Denim & casual
Jeans, shorts, joggers, casual shirts — the heaviest category by far.
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Knitwear & tops
Sweaters, hoodies, tees, and long sleeves in every size run.
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Outerwear
Jackets and coats. Heavier, so more per piece — and usually the best value in the room.
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Dresses & formal
Occasion wear that never made it to the sales floor.
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Shoes & accessories
Trainers, boots, belts, and bags, sold by weight with everything else.
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Kids & baby
Childrenswear, which weighs very little and costs accordingly.
Weighing up
Getting the most out of $5.00 a pound
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Stack light. Socks, tees, and kids clothes weigh almost nothing and stretch the pound further than a single coat.
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Check the seams and underarms before you commit to the weight — there is no fitting room queue for a $3 shirt.
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Come the same week the racks are refilled if you are looking for a specific size run.
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Shopping for a family? Buy in one pile and weigh once — the minimum is applied to the whole pile, not each item.
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Ask us to hold a pile at the counter if you want to keep digging in the bins.