Fall Finds Under $100

Sep 2nd 2009 at 3:00PM by Veronica Harley



Unfortunately, there are only about two more weeks of summer left! In a little while, I'll put away my tank tops, gladiator sandals and maxi dresses and replace them with sweaters, cardigans, and boots. I will probably purchase a few more items but overall I think I'm set for fall.

Do you still need to buy a few fall fashion staples? With the economy in the tank, there's no reason to break the bank. Here are some trendy fall pieces for the entire family -- all under $100:

Women's Motorcycle Jackets

Fetish BlazerFieldersheer Jacket
Fetish (starting at $68.90) | Fieldersheer (starting at $84.77) |
All Women's Motorcycle Jackets

Men's and Women's Pea Coats

BGSD Pea CoatMiss Sixty Pea Coat
BGSD (starting at $79.98) | All Men's Pea Coats | Miss Sixty (starting at $95.99) |
All Women's Pea Coats

Women's Cardigans

Tilt Boyfriend BlazerRVCA Cardigan
Full Tilt Boyfriend (starting at $19.99) | RVCA (starting at $56) |
All Women's Cardigans

Men's Cardigans


Banana Republic (starting at $79.00) | Armani Exchange (starting at $98) |
All Men's Cardigans

Plaid for Teens

Charlotte Russe TunicCalvin Klein Plaid Shirt
Charlotte Russe Tunic (starting at $22.99) | All Girls Plaid Tops | Calvin Klein (starting at $17.40) | All Guys Plaid Tops | Daily Dose of Style: Plaid Perfection

Kids Shoes

Girls Bella FlatsRalph Lauren Sneakers
Girls Bella Flats (starting at $39.95) | All Girls Shoes | Ralph Lauren Sneakers (staring at $19.99) | All Boys Shoes


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Women, Men's Clothing, Juniors, Young Men

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cardigan, fall, fashion, pea coats, PeaCoats

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  • Frank
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    Frank said 9-10-2009 @4:54PM

    I have a great idea ! Why dont we refuse to buy any new clothes until they start makeing them in AMERICA again. That way we could put our people to work .

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  • Ramir Remoroza
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    Ramir Remoroza said 9-10-2009 @5:52PM

    That is a great idea! However not only clothing investors are finding ways to cut production costs, every single businessmen and investors are and It's plain and simple, cutting production costs will earn a lot of profit. Sad to say, patriotism is not one of the qualities of a good businessman or investor.

  • Michael
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    Michael said 9-10-2009 @5:23PM

    I agree Frank, and as an International Artists, I have enough recognition that I can dress as bad, or goofy as I want to (kind of expected of us) how great it would be seeing our factories opening up across our great country again.

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  • Ramir
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    Ramir said 9-10-2009 @5:56PM

    For the last 3 decades, since the conceptualization of globalism, businessmen are investing on 3rd world countries where labor costs are way far cheaper ( it ranges from $0.20 to $1.00 / hour) than our labor cost here! If you were on their shoes, what would you do then, invest here or on 3rd world countries?

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  • Frank
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    Frank said 9-10-2009 @6:12PM

    Well I didnt direct my remarks to businessmen and investors. I directed to working people who have the power to bring jobs back home. I am not against buying some products from other countries but I believe that there should be equal trade . Allow unions to operate in those countries and open their markets. If they want to charge a tariff on our goods we should charge the same amount on thiers. Also there should be no tax breaks for businesses and investors who send jobs outside the US . We should also cutoff all foreign aid to countries that support sweatshops and dont pay a fair wage .

  • Ramir
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    Ramir said 9-10-2009 @6:50PM

    I agree with you Frank on the tax breaks of investors and businessmen and there exists equal trade around the world. One of the causes of mass unemployment is businessmen are avoiding high labor costs thus diverting their money outside US

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