Shoppers will see higher prices for back-to-school shopping, but stores aim to disguise them

NEW YORK — Stores are trying everything they can think of to disguise the fact that you’re going to pay more for clothes this fall. Some are using less fabric and calling it the new look. Others are adding cheap stitching and trumpeting it as a redesign. And the buttons on that blouse? Chances ...

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