Ma vi rendete conto che ai saldi invernali mancano solo 53 giorni?!
Ebbene si, quel tanto atteso momento dell’anno scandito da infiniti giri per i negozi del centro, attese snervanti davanti ai camerini e lotte senza esclusioni di colpi per accaparrarsi l’ultimo capo nella propria taglia, si sta lentamente (o forse non così lentamente) avvicinando e, per non arrivare impreparate alla fatidica data, vi propongo una mini-guida agli acquisti composta da 5 (utilissimi!) consigli per sfruttare al meglio il momento ed evitare un inutile - ma consistente - spreco di soldi.
1. Controllare in casa
Proprio così, la prima cosa da fare per evitare di comprare articoli di cui non abbiamo bisogno o, peggio ancora, che abbiamo già, è controllare nel nostro guardaroba, beauty case, dispensa o scaffale dei libri e capire cosa manca, cosa va cambiato o sostituito.
Credetemi, se avessi attuato prima questa regola non mi ritroverei con quattro rossetti della stessa identica tonalità di bordeaux 😑
2. Fare una lista
Proprio come quando andate a fare la spesa al supermercato: in questo modo eviterete di dimenticare qualcosa o comprare cose troppo cheap e che non vi servono. E ricordate anche di stabilire un budget perché, a volte, a forza di accumulare articoli in sconto nel carrello, si perde di vista il costo finale!
Sulla mia lista di quest’anno non può mancare un vestito rosso, come questo proposto da Stileo.
3. Scegliere l’orario giusto
Questo consiglio è per chi non vuole perdere tempo e ha già le idee chiare: preferite un orario in cui il negozio è meno affollato! E non solo perché vi evita la confusione e il caos, ma anche perché gli scaffali sono più ordinati e riforniti.
4. Qualità piuttosto che quantità
In teoria, il lato “sostenibile” dei saldi dovrebbe essere proprio questo: acquistare un prodotto al miglior prezzo piuttosto che tanti prodotti al prezzo più basso.
Il mio consiglio fashion è quello di puntare sui capispalla..come questo cappotto in lana di Bershka.
5. Controllare sempre il prezzo iniziale
Infine, per non rimanere “fregati”, la regola d’oro è di calcolare lo sconto effettivo, controllando sul cartellino il prezzo iniziale dell’articolo – che per legge deve essere sempre esposto – e la percentuale di sconto attuato. Diffidate dalle percentuali troppo alte (almeno per i primi giorni) e ricordate che, alcuni venditori potrebbero inserire nelle collezioni attuali, rimanenze di magazzino. Controllate sempre prima gli articoli e i prezzi sui siti internet per evitare di acquistare un prodotto datato.
Come affrontate voi il periodo dei saldi? Preferite fare shopping fisicamente nei negozi o comodamente online da casa?
ENG
Do you realize that the winter sales are only 53 days away ?!
Yes, that long-awaited moment of the year marked by endless shopping tours, nerve-racking waits in for the dressing rooms and struggles to grab the last garment in one's size, is slowly (or perhaps not so slowly ) approaching and, in order not to arrive unprepared for the fateful date, I propose you a mini-guide made up of 5 (very useful!) tips to make the most of the moment and avoid a useless - but consistent - waste of money.
1. Check at home
That's right, the first thing to do to avoid buying items we don't need, or worse, we already have, is to check in our wardrobe, beauty case, pantry or bookshelf and figure out what's missing, what needs to be changed or replaced.
Believe me, if I had followed this rule before, I wouldn't have four lipsticks of the exact same shade of burgundy 😑
2. Make a list
Just like when you go shopping at the supermarket: this way you will avoid forgetting something or buying things that are too cheap and you don't need them. And also remember to set a budget because, sometimes, by accumulating discount items in the cart, you lose of sight the final cost!
On my list this year can not miss a red dress, like this proposed by Stileo.
3. Choose the right time
This advice is for those who don't want to waste time and already have clear ideas: prefer a time when the store is less crowded! And not only because it avoids confusion and chaos, but also because the shelves are more orderly and supplied.
4. Quality rather than quantity
In theory, the "sustainable" side of sales should be just that: to buy a product at the best price rather than many products at the lowest price.
My fashion advice is to focus on outerwear ... like this Bershka wool coat.
5. Always check the initial price
Finally, in order not to be "screwed", the golden rule is to calculate the actual discount, checking on the tag the initial price of the item - which by law must always be displayed - and the discount percentage implemented. Beware of too high percentages (at least for the first few days) and remember that some sellers may include inventories in their current collections. Always check the articles and prices on websites first to avoid buying a dated product.
How do you deal with sales period? Do you prefer to shop physically in stores or conveniently online from home?
ENG
Do you realize that the winter sales are only 53 days away ?!
Yes, that long-awaited moment of the year marked by endless shopping tours, nerve-racking waits in for the dressing rooms and struggles to grab the last garment in one's size, is slowly (or perhaps not so slowly ) approaching and, in order not to arrive unprepared for the fateful date, I propose you a mini-guide made up of 5 (very useful!) tips to make the most of the moment and avoid a useless - but consistent - waste of money.
1. Check at home
That's right, the first thing to do to avoid buying items we don't need, or worse, we already have, is to check in our wardrobe, beauty case, pantry or bookshelf and figure out what's missing, what needs to be changed or replaced.
Believe me, if I had followed this rule before, I wouldn't have four lipsticks of the exact same shade of burgundy 😑
2. Make a list
Just like when you go shopping at the supermarket: this way you will avoid forgetting something or buying things that are too cheap and you don't need them. And also remember to set a budget because, sometimes, by accumulating discount items in the cart, you lose of sight the final cost!
On my list this year can not miss a red dress, like this proposed by Stileo.
3. Choose the right time
This advice is for those who don't want to waste time and already have clear ideas: prefer a time when the store is less crowded! And not only because it avoids confusion and chaos, but also because the shelves are more orderly and supplied.
4. Quality rather than quantity
In theory, the "sustainable" side of sales should be just that: to buy a product at the best price rather than many products at the lowest price.
My fashion advice is to focus on outerwear ... like this Bershka wool coat.
5. Always check the initial price
Finally, in order not to be "screwed", the golden rule is to calculate the actual discount, checking on the tag the initial price of the item - which by law must always be displayed - and the discount percentage implemented. Beware of too high percentages (at least for the first few days) and remember that some sellers may include inventories in their current collections. Always check the articles and prices on websites first to avoid buying a dated product.
How do you deal with sales period? Do you prefer to shop physically in stores or conveniently online from home?
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