I’m a big time thrift shopper (before it was cool). I can’t tell you the last time I bought an article of clothing new or full price. Goodwill and I are best friends. Am I a cheapskate? Perhaps, but maybe things don’t need to be expensive to be quality.
In a day and age where everything, including eggs, has seen prices soar through the roof and Dollar Tree isn’t even a dollar anymore, people are looking to save where they can more than ever. This has led me to reminisce about a store that locals will remember from throughout the 2000s, a place that was true to its name: Max 10 Family Fashion, where all items in the store were priced at a maximum of $10.
Max 10 Family Fashion’s Legacy
While most people went to Sears and Macy’s to get their clothing, there was an affordable option that featured brand names like Levi and Lee. The way Max 10 was able to sell big names for such low prices was because it would purchase clothing items that clothing designers and manufacturers had made over or that department stores had bought in large quantities…