NSale 2021: what juice is worth the squeeze? Last year, not so much. However, I was pleasantly surprised to see a better selection of investment-worthy items this year. Especially on the clothing front. You’ll find many of my top wardrobe staples that stay in style forever. Grab those. If you came here looking for Barefoot Dreams deals, you’re sh*t outta luck. Wanna know why? Watch this. I only post purchases that will stay in your wardrobe for years to come, not something you’ll have to replace in a year’s time. This year’s NSale deals are heavy hitters I use on the REGULAR: namely on the skincare/home front. Ready to revamp your closet and home without the buyer’s remorse? Your UNOFFICIAL approved worthy investment roundup is ready.
NSale 2021: The Only Items You Should Actually Invest In
The general rule of thumb for maximum savings and closet longevity: purchase leather/faux leather goods, denim, quality footwear, and beauty basics you use regularly. I’ve rounded up the devices and beauty products I actually use weekly, and worthy investments you’ll use during the colder seasons, or year-round. Learn more on the why for each category one below.
NSale: Beauty/Home
These bundled or oversized deals make such a difference in savings over the course of the year, especially on the candles and lotions. These are the ones that I know and trust. They won’t fight your perfume, and the home scents are neutral enough for all household genders to love.
NSale: Clothing
I rarely buy any of the more trendy seasonal picks unless it’s something that’s truly timeless. You can almost always find the sweaters and most other rain-specific/basic jackets on markdown mid-season. The ones to actually take advantage of? Leather/faux leather in classic cuts, long wool jackets, denim, and waterproof boots/sneakers. All of these items will be pieces you re-wear season after season since they’re classics/comfortable necessities.
That’s it for my top picks from this year’s NSale! Which are you going to snag to capitalize on the highest savings? Let me know in the comments below.
