1. They tended to mend their own clothes instead of buy new ones, and searched for foreclosed homes to save money.
2. The children wear threadbare clothes and use poor stationeries so as not to ask their families for money to buy new ones.
3. She said there are already enough clothes in the world and people can exchange with each other and stop producing new items to preserve resources.
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4. The women cut these up into patches that designers have turned into bags and new clothes.
5. The new image was made even more striking when compared to a picture of her shopping for baby clothes two days ago looking rather dowdy.
6. Patricia uses her creativity to make fabulous outfits using a range of both new and retro clothes.
7. For most women, the choice between sex and a new wardrobe is simple they go for the clothes.
8. The Ministry of Commerce said it appreciated the New Zealand government's response to reports of formaldehyde found in clothes imported from China.
9. They also found new clothes in unopened wrappers, which Odierno suggested meant Saddam had not been there long.
10. Returning from a shopping spree with armfuls of new clothes used to be the sort of thing every young British person dreamed about.