Six Places to Get Cheap Halloween Costumes
Halloween is just around the corner, and with that, you’re going to need
the perfect costume, or costumes, if you plan on going out multiple
nights with different outfits. The problem? We’re all dirt poor, and
don’t have $100 to spend readily on three nights worth of costumes. Of
course, there is always iParty and that fancy Halloween store that
always comes in around the beginning of October, but their costumes are
so expensive and not that great quality. If you’d rather get it done by
the professionals, go ahead, but a little more digging can get you a
great Halloween costume for half the price. Check out my top five places
to snag a Halloween costume without emptying your wallet.
1. Marshalls. Marshalls is a great place to snag
something really unusual, not an entire costume. The store has
everything from complete costumes to clothes from the beautiful to the
ridiculous, and accessories that keep your wallet fuller and you
happier.
2. Jo Ann Fabrics. If you’re slightly more creative
than the average individual, a little can go a long way at Jo Ann
Fabrics, if you’re willing to put in a little more effort than usual.
This place has a ton of fabric (duh) but also carries those little
things that really make a costume jump out. So if you’ve got some extra
time and don’t want to wear the exact same costume as everyone else,
check out Jo Ann Fabrics.
3. Wal-Mart. Wal-Mart has a ton of prepackaged costumes for a relatively
low price, and extra accessories as well. However, keep this in mind:
Everyone and their mother will be trying to snag costumes at Wal-Mart,
especially when Halloween gets closer.
Nick and Mariah Keep things simple for their Halloween
costumes back in 2008
4. Dollar Store – The dollar store has lots of things that
can help you put your costume together. There are things like wigs,
hats and all sorts of accessories that can help you make a great costume
and prices are super cheap! Also a great place for Halloween
decorations!
5. Online -Amazon, Craigslist and eBay have lots of
costumes on for cheap prices. These require some advance planning so
better start looking now!
6. Your Own Closet!
– Look for items in your own closet that you can put together into a
costume. You'll be surprised what you forgot you had once you start
digging.