From The Outnet to TK Maxx, These Are the 8 Discount Shopping Sites Team Who What Wear Actually Uses

Discount shopping sites haven't always had the best reputation, but the truth is that a handful of incredible online places to discover fabulous designer bargains do exist. Being committed shopping fiends, we've learnt a thing or two about hunting down pitch-perfect cut-price fashion because our wallets—and the rising cost of living—demand it.

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Essentially, our love of discount shopping was borne out of necessity, but who doesn't enjoy the thrill of finding something new with a brag-worthy price? From sites you might already know about (like The Outnet) to more under-the-radar places such as Yoox, we bring you the best affordable designer websites so you can build a wardrobe with the chicest pieces. Keep scrolling for our guide to the best discount shopping sites.

1. Brand Alley

If you head to Brand Alley you can sign up to be the first to know about its amazing designer flash sales. You'll then get email updates with the latest offers on amazing brands including the likes of Stella McCartney and Ray-Ban. It's the secret our fashion editors swear by to get some of the best bargains before anyone else. Luckily, we're willing to share with you.

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2. The Outnet

From the family of Net-a-Porter, The Outnet is every fashion lover's worst-kept secret. It is regularly updated with the biggest designer labels, from Chloé to Victoria Beckham. While the prices are still not high street, it has major discounts for the most luxury brands in the world.

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3. ASOS Outlet

Yes, you know ASOS regularly runs sales, but did you also know that it has an outlet store it updates daily? All professional ASOS shoppers use the somewhat hidden feature to shop brands like Levi's and Hunter with up to 70% off. There are also great discounts on some of our favourite high-street stores too.

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4. Vestiaire Collective

Ask any fashion editor what their favourite secondhand sale site is, and the united response will be Vestiaire Collective. Hailed for its high-end edit of pre-owned luxury pieces, here, you will find everything from retro Fendi to new season Chanel at huge discounts but equal in post-purchase thrill. You haven't got time to wait around, though—these are unique one-off's and once they're gone, they're gone (so have your wallet at the ready).

5. eBay

Whatever you think about eBay, there's no doubt that the site kicked off the whole re-sale revolution. Thanks to so many listings it really can be overwhelming to find decent stuff, but there are bargains to be found, trust us. From Celine bags to Burberry trench coats, there's many a chic piece to discover (just look out for products marked with eBay's authenticity guarantee). Also, don't forget to check out the Brand Outlet category.

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6. Yoox

We can never have enough places to shop discounted designer goods. The Italian e-commerce giant Yoox, which is a part of the Net-a-Porter family, offers up a range of past-season luxury lines (as well as the new collections), so you can get a chic pair of Saint Laurent sunglasses or a swoon-worthy pair of Jimmy Choos for much less. There's often a chance to get extra percentages off these existing discounts, so we'd recommend signing up for its newsletters.

7. Depop

Depop has fast become Gen Z's go-to destination for bagging a bargain. With everything from high street to high end to vintage, there's so much goodness to be found on this platform. Subscribe to individuals whose style you love to make to don't miss a real secondhand gem.

8. TK Maxx

You probably already know and love popping into the physical TK Maxx stores on the high street, but you can also shop the brand's designer discounts online, too. Outside of clothing, it's a reliable place to scope out new accessories like handbags, sunnies and shoes. Similar to the store, stock runs out quickly—so if you see something you like for a steal, don't let it go. The Gold Label section is particularly good for designer buys for less.

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This piece was published at an earlier time and has since been updated.

Elinor Block