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7 Products to Avoid Buying at Warehouse Clubs

July 21, 2022 · Shopping
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Designer Clothing

Don’t be misled by the low prices you might find on designer clothing items at Costco, Sam’s Club, or BJ’s. This includes Nicole Miller, DKNY, and Calvin Klein.

These items are not the same high-end clothing items that you can buy directly from the manufacturer or at high-end retailers.

All the designer clothing items and accessories you see at warehouse clubs are generally constructed using lesser-quality materials and are designed specifically for these types of retailers.

But don’t worry! Warehouse clubs will offer competitive prices if you’re just on the hunt for a basic white t-shirt or simple pair of jeans and you don’t care about labels. Remember that you aren’t buying the same pair of designer jeans you’d find at Neiman Marcus.

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46 comments on “7 Products to Avoid Buying at Warehouse Clubs”

  1. Ra Ra says:
    January 25, 2025 at 3:19 pm

    I live alone and buy Dawn dish soap at Costco in their largest container and put in smaller containers. Never seen a change in quality using Dawn over the years.

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  2. Edward Kucinski says:
    January 3, 2025 at 12:52 am

    I never found those club stores to be much of a bargain considering what they want you to pay for a yearly membership You have save that on shopping to begin with The prices at local grocers can be just as good price wise Some sell in large quantities at better prices Staple goods can be very reasonable at local stores especially if you use coupons and they all don’t raise prices on buy one get one free Buy one get one is usually a good deal but you need to know your prices When all is said and done big box stores are not that much of a bargain except maybe in the bakery goods

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  3. Steve says:
    January 2, 2025 at 11:57 pm

    Costco is very disappointing to me. My wife got hearing aids there and has bought nothing else. So even if she did save a little on hearing aids….btw she found lower prices later elsewhere….we haven’t saved enough to pay for the membership. It IS very popular as the parking lot is always jammed. But I think a lot of that is their special on a meal or two. And try to get one of those with a seat to sit in. People go and park their butts and stay like it’s a coffee shop in a rural area. They haven’t hurt me so I shouldn’t be so critical, but to advertise as a discount store and not have many discounts, it’s all deceptive as can be. One does need to learn the color coding of prices to see if things are on sale. I haven’t found anything enough on sale to justify my walking thru their door. My membership will be canceled. My wife will probably keep hers.

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  4. Rick says:
    November 29, 2024 at 6:06 pm

    Living a LOOOOONG way from town, some of these reasons are valid, others are not !
    We buy our Meat from Sams Club, and a few other things, dog food, paper-goods, Produce in the off season.
    But then again, 50 miles for a stick of butter or bag of cereal is a bit far, besides we get paid once a month, and so Stock up when we do shop, we do NOT, do designer clothes.
    some of your arguments do make sense, like expiration dates.

    Reply
  5. Joseph Lugo says:
    September 11, 2024 at 6:36 pm

    All I can say is thank you for saving this household money
    Great job

    Reply
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