Whether you're looking to stock dressers in your store or you need a dresser as a prop, you can chose from thousands of styles and colors in finishes that range from traditional to modern. When trying to find a dresser, you may discover a seemingly endless list of options. In fact, choosing a dresser can be a bit overwhelming.

With that in mind, finding the right dresser for your needs often comes down to a matter of price. Before you look for a dresser provider, a dresser list or even dresser information, think about the following ways you can save money:

1. Buy from a wholesale dresser provider.

2. Purchase from a used dresser dealer.

3. Rent dressers.

Action Steps
The best contacts and resources to help you get it done

Buy a dresser wholesale

If you're looking to purchase a large number of dressers or if you simply want to save money, consider buying from a wholesale dealer. A dresser from a wholesaler might be a customer return or from a store liquidation, but either way, buying wholesale is a great way to cut your costs and still get a new dresser.

I recommend: Jacobs Trading Company sells furniture by the truckloads to customers such as discount stores, auctioneers and retailers. JTC's extensive inventory of customer returns, overstocks and buy-backs include a selection of dressers. Wholesale Furniture Collections sells furniture, including dressers, from more than 120 retailers. WFC is a favorite with home builders, designers and interior decorators.

Buy a used dresser

If you don't need a large amount of matching dressers and you are willing to be flexible about style and color, consider purchasing a used dresser. Buying used can offer a substantial savings over buying new. Just be sure to find a way to verify the condition of the dresser before making a final purchase.

I recommend: For a good selection of used dressers for sale, check out dfwFurnitureStore.com. The company is an online store that sells used name-brand products. RecycledFurniture.com lists hundreds of used bedroom sets and dressers for sale. The company is essentially a middleman that matches buyers and sellers of used furniture, with the goal of reducing waste.

Rent a dresser

If you only need a dresser temporarily, you may find it more cost-effective to rent a dresser. Rental companies across the country stock a large selection of bedroom furniture, so your choices will not be limited. Additionally, if you rent locally, you should be able to save shipping charges.

I recommend: Rent-A-Center has a large selection of bedroom furniture for rent nationwide. CORT rents dressers in styles that range from contemporary to traditional. The company has more than 200 showrooms that display its rental furniture.

Tips & Tactics

Helpful advice for making the most of this Guide

• •  Before you buy any dresser, be sure to check the return policy. Sometimes the sales of discounted or used items are final, and you should keep that in mind when you are making your purchase.