I looked for school supplies at Walmart and Dollar Tree. Many deals were similar, but one shopping experience was easier.
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I looked for school supplies at Walmart and Dollar Tree. Many deals were similar, but one shopping experience was easier.
Though I found Walmart had a better selection of supplies, I preferred Dollar Tree for several reasons. For the sake of this story, I focused on buying everything my daughter entering second grade would need for the year. Though there’s no “right” choice, the differences between the two stores may just make one of these chains the better back-to-school shopping destination for your family.
Though I found Walmart had a better selection of supplies, I preferred Dollar Tree for several reasons. Talia Lakritz; Steven John
Though I found Walmart had a better selection of supplies, I preferred Dollar Tree for several reasons. Talia Lakritz; Steven John
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My family tends to do most of our back-to-school shopping online. It’s fairly quick and painless, even if it’s not always the most affordable option.
However, as September rolled around this year, I was curious what I’d find in terms of value and selection if I shopped in person.
So, I put two famous discount retailers, Walmart and Dollar Tree, to the test. For the sake of this story, I focused on buying everything my daughter entering second grade would need for the year.
Though there’s no “right” choice, the differences between the two stores may just make one of these chains the better back-to-school shopping destination for your family. Here are my takeaways.