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Lolitta2

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Q: Where can I buy cheap, quality clothes in Shanghai?

11 years 29 weeks ago in Shopping - Shanghai

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Qing Pu District i just keep pleasuring you or is it pleasing you

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For basics like jeans, t-shirts, sweatshirts, thermal tights and underwear I would go to Uniqlo. The clothes are quite plain but I've always felt that the quality was good for the price you pay. There's a Uniqlo on 969 Nanjing Xilu.

You could also try American Apparel. Their clothes are good but slightly pricey for Chinese standards. (F1&2, 138 Huaihai Zhong Lu, Infiniti Plaza ,淮海中路138号无限度广场1-2楼)

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