When I was in college, I always bargained at half price. I usually estimate an acceptable price in my mind before buying something. If it exceeds this price too much, I will basically not buy it, otherwise I will regret it afterwards and feel uncomfortable. I usually bargain according to the price I accept in my heart, and then take the following tactics:

First, try on clothes. When you look in the mirror for the first time, look back and forth. How about asking your friend? Buy it if you like. Don't bargain if you don't like it Otherwise, it would be embarrassing not to buy it in the end. Some sellers really swear. The reason why I saw it clearly for the first time was not to show my emotions, otherwise it would be difficult for buyers to see that you like it very much, and it would be difficult to reduce the price in the end.

Second, when bargaining with your boss, don't look for flaws in your clothes. I usually say, "boss, I like this dress very much. You can make it cheaper." Generally, the boss will be a little cheaper, but not too much, far from half the price in my mind, and then say, "I really like this dress and want to buy it, but your price is a little high and I don't have much budget." Then I reduce the price to half the price quoted by my boss, who usually says no in surprise. You can add a little at this time. When it reaches half, if you really can't add it, just say you can't add it.

Third, if the boss is tough, then you can increase the price by a little more than half. If you still can't get through, you will show your attitude of leaving. Usually the boss will keep you at this time.

This is my bargaining stunt in college. Basically, 10 can succeed 9 times, but what is unsuccessful is that the boss has a particularly bad temper.