A plus size spring casual outfit that won’t break the bank!  Another look from my “on a budget” series.  Before getting into the details, I want to prevent some anticipated feedback.  So please keep these things in mind:

Plus Size on a Budget – My “Disclaimer”

• “Budget” is relative.  Some people easily spend $300 on sunglasses, while other people allocate $300 for their annual clothing budget.
• You may be able to find these items elsewhere for less.  These are just some “budget-friendly” finds I have come across.  And I typically don’t link to clearance items because they sell out and then people are disappointed.  Also, I have no way of linking to thrift stores, but obviously if you want to check out your local thrift stores, I think that is a great idea!
• Recycle & reuse.  As with all of my posts, I hope that you can use pieces you already have in your wardrobe.  Additionally, I assume that you can reuse all of the pieces below in other combinations with things in your closet to create a variety of looks.  Meaning, I think it is unfair to judge the expense of one outfit as though that is the only way to wear the pieces.

Plus Size on a Budget – Spring Casual Outfit

Plus Size on a Budget – Outfit Details

This “on a budget” outfit is perfect for spring and on into summer.  Ultra light layers.  A fine-knit barely there cardigan and a gauze scarf layered over a tank. Switch the white skinnies for a pair of shorts come hotter weather.

By the way, the scarf hails from Canada, from a store called Ardene, which I haven’t ordered from yet.  But they do have a plus size collection.  And they offer free shipping on orders over $50.  Certainly worth checking out!

Plus Size on a Budget – Spring Casual Outfit

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Plus Size on a Budget – Spring Casual Outfit

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