Zara has an outlet store, and the fashion queen in you NEEDS it

Ever wonder where all that Zara merchandise goes when it doesn't sell? Not really? Yeah, us too.

But now that we've found out where it actually goes, we need it in our lives.

Harper's Bazaar has made every Zara-lover rejoice by finding out that all unsold merchandise goes to an outlet store called Lefties. Shneaky.

It was initially created in 1993, in Spain, (Zara's birthland) as a way to sell leftover stock, but it has grown to house its own collection of clothes, too.

And in recent months, a website for the outlet store has even cropped up.

At first, the chain was only set up in Spain but more recently has expanded to Mexico, Portugal, Russia and Qatar.

However, HB did note that Lefties is revamping all of its stores, its website, and has also hired a new fashion director, so the whispers on the street say that it's looking to expand to more countries.

IMAGINE a Zara outlet, where the prices are slashed to one-third of the original? Hell yes.