"thrifty shopper" is an acceptable phrase in written English and can be used to describe someone who is careful about spending money.
For example, "Karen is a thrifty shopper who is always looking for the best deals."
If Ed Miliband's off-the-cuff answer is right then he seems to be a relatively thrifty shopper.
A thrifty shopper, Ms. Dupervil spent a mere $29.30 at Goodwill to buy two black skirts, a pair of black dress pants, three blouses -- one white, one gray and black, and another hunter green.
Is Ed Miliband just a thrifty shopper, or is the world about to be plunged into another financial crisis, if this socialist, careless shopper and son of "the Man Who Hated Britain" is given the keys to 10 Downing Street by the electorate next year?
Thrifty Shopper stores make up 60% of Rescue Mission's budget here in Central New York.
In this short video I interview Christin Mixon, merchandise manager for Thrifty Shopper, about their operations and how donations play a huge role in saving lives.
But that spirit of excellence can be seen in all of the Rescue Mission's Thrifty Shopper stores, even the store on their campus that gives clothing to homeless and low-income men, women and families.
THRIFTY shoppers do not have to look far to find a bargain.
These incongruously premium offerings by two of Japan's biggest mass retailers are part of a strategy to raise profit margins by enticing thrifty shoppers to splurge on little luxuries.
Even Dollar Tree has expanded its consumable staples to attract thrifty shoppers.
Wish, in particular, has capitalized on this shopping trend with an app that today offers over 300 million items for "thrifty" shoppers from thousands of merchants.
Shopping site Wish has capitalized on this trend with its over 300 million products aimed at thrifty shoppers from thousands of merchants.
