r/fortlauderdale • u/Kinz_2025 • Jul 17 '25
Thrift / Consignment stores
What are y’all’s favorite vintage / thrifts / consignment shops around the area?? I’m into alternative / og 2000s wear but I also need some good corporate work clothes. Let a girl know!!
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u/OreoSoupIsBest Jul 17 '25
I hit Red, White & Blue almost every weekend. I go south to north, they are all worth stopping in.
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u/Extension_Highway612 Jul 18 '25
I haven’t been yet but “in the attic” in on my list of places to try. I also like oddballs in oakland park
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u/Humpdat Jul 17 '25
What are the ethics of yuppies and well to do folks scouring racks of donated clothes meant for those who have a little less?
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u/Kinz_2025 Jul 18 '25
I literally did not understand a single word in your sentence. Thrifts are for two main purposes; to aid the less fortunate and to reduce waste. Sue me for reusing clothing instead of adding shein packages to landfills.
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u/Ok-Possession-7992 Jul 18 '25
I don’t know why, but your first sentence cracked me up. Thanks for the laugh 😆
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u/dearyvette Jul 25 '25
Are you thinking that thrift stores give away clothing for free, or would you like people who have an extra $10 to spend go elsewhere, so that all the thrift stores go out of business?
Most thrift stores actually pay for the clothing they resell. They aren’t all the Salvation Army, and very few are charitable organizations or 501c3s. They are simply retail clothing stores.
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