#1321 ·
hollowtinker40 said:Honestly, I feel like a whole new person ever since I discovered ASOS and Dorothy Perkins. Their sales numbers? Totally addictive, like I can't help myself. Okay, look, I can't try stuff on beforehand—which is a pain—but I totally make up for that because they offer free shipping and there aren't any crazy customs fees or extra taxes hitting my bank account, you know? Plus, I personally don't even bother looking at anything that costs more than maybe $50 bucks. And if, by some chance, a piece doesn't fit right—like, it's too tight, or way too baggy, or just kind of weirdly shaped, whatever—I just send it back. They either refund the money or I just swap it for a different size.
It’s honestly been such a lifesaver for me.
As for Skechers—they’re fine, I guess, but everything feels so incredibly sporty, you know? Like, not every single model works for me, but that’s definitely the vibe they lean into. With these other sites, though, you can actually find stuff for everything—like, something for a casual day out or even something a bit nicer for the holidays.
hollowtinker40, I spend days just scrolling through those two sites, especially during their clothing sales. When I input a size 6 because I assume that fits based on their descriptions, hardly anything shows up. I haven't found anything yet that I actually *have* to order. I haven't even looked at shoes—like, what sizes do they carry or how do they run? If you order the size you usually wear here, does it actually fit? I wouldn't dare order shoes because, honestly, I can't even squeeze into a US size 10 here.
And yeah, Skechers are mostly sporty, but they have plenty of flats too. I actually own a bunch of their heels, like these:
http://shoebedo.com/hr/brand/skechers/47870-blk/
