11 Sites that Will Save You a Fortune on Clothes

This San Francisco-based company sources high-quality materials from places like Argentina and Scotland to create clean and modern classics meant to be wardrobe staples. 

Each piece of Cotopaxi gear is connected to a humanitarian cause in a poor country, so that water bottle you bought translates to clean water for a person in India for a year.

With materials sourced from the same mills as high-end lingerie lines, Negative sells luxurious and comfortable bras, loungewear and, yes, underwear at a fraction of the cost. 

This new outerwear line's creative director is a former architect, making its badass leather jackets sculptural and incredibly covetable. 

Personal attention is key for David Kind. The luxury eyewear company connects you with a stylist who helps you choose the perfect specs. 

Aside from cool, retro varsity jackets, get to know this American-made manufacturer for the greatest sweatpants you will ever put on your body. 

This San Francisco start-up is ideal for guys who want the made-to-measure fit without the hassle of actually going to a store to be measured. 

With a mission to empower women, Beyoncé-approved Ash + Ames sells gorgeous jewelry made by female artisans in developing countries.  

We've long been fans of Everlane's crisp modern basics, which look infinitely more expensive than they are--and come with fascinating backstories about their tiny manufacturers.

NYC-based Jack Erwin sells beautiful, Spanish-made leather shoes for men, most of which cost less than $200. Score. 

PureWow favorite Ivory Row cuts out the middleman to bring you super-luxurious, superb-fitting cashmere at prices that won't break the bank.