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“I don’t like that outfit.”

My daughter and I were at our favorite clothing store. She was tearing through the racks like a hungry lion.

She had to find the perfect outfit.

I asked her. “Okay, what about this one?”

She gave me a shoulder shrug.

“Oooh, this one is awesome!”

My eleven going on twenty-year-old girl held up a shirt shinier than the surface of the sun.

I think I went a little blind.

"This one is PERRRRFECT!"

Yes, there's two times a year my kids get clothes.

Usually around Christmas time with winter pajamas they outgrew from last year.

And back to school time because they have holes in all the shirts, pants, and socks from last year.

The shocking thing is an article from Time Magazine said most parents are spending $800+ per kid this year.

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Yea, that's a big no thanks.

You don't wear your receipts to show-off how much you spend.

And quite honestly, no one will remember what you or your kids wear...ever.

Yes, you can still be fashionable and wear cute clothes, but these are the smart ways to save money on back to school clothes.

Give today's post a read for the 5 tricks my family uses each year.

With 5 kids under 11, we average $200 total ($40ish per kid) with coats, underwear, socks, shirts, pants, and shoes.

After you learn what we do, let me know if you do the same or if there's another way you save big every year.

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With love,

Micah

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