Indie Clothing Range

Beyond The Rack is a pretty good website for brand name clothing for a pretty low price. All there items are legit brand names so you don’t have to worry about knock offs. I usually shop there instead of high end department stores since the prices they offer are generally up to 70% less than the original. The brands of clothing they bring in are always alternating so you have a different choice every day. You do need an invitation link to sign up with them. You can use this one if you’re interested: http://www.beyondtherack.com/member/invite/NSZ1709916E
There’s also a different site called Sample Sale: http://www.thesamplesale.com/a-44559-chamees.aspx they are a lot like beyond the rack with up to 85% savings. I haven’t bought any thing from them to comment too much. But I know that Sample Sale is US based and their stuff is also legit. Hope this helped.

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