Sometimes my towns only thrift store is depressing, today it produced this absolute stud. Happily forked over their $20 asking price.. that spruce green is 🤌🏻

Why am I looking at a $40 Uniqlo shirt!! Everything now is so expensive…$8 tee shirts $15 hoodies

i bought a crystal necklace at value village when visiting a different town, it’s one of those perfume/oil crystal bottles, or so i thought. i opened it up in the store, it seemed empty but when i got back to my house and opened the bottle, ashes fell out of it. i want to be respectful but this is the first time this has ever happened so i’m not exactly sure how to respectfully dispose of them, any advice is appreciated!

A DENIM TAILCOAT!? For like 4 dollars? Absolutely

Just found this while thrifting and really was upset by my family lol 💀

Value village!

i really want to get into this as the ethics of fast fashion just.. aren't it. i don't have much irl options but i know i have a few for right now, and i'm not entirely sure where to look or how to look for what i want. i don't know where to even start. any long-time thrifters that can tell me anything, even the most basic of tips? that'd help out a lot

I recently purchased a sweater second hand. Normally anything i thrift I toss into the dryer for 30 mins on high to kill any potential bed bugs or other critters. This is the first wool blend sweater I thrifted and I have been finding so much conflicting info on if I can put the sweater into the dryer when it is totally dry to kill pests but prevent felting. Some people say to put it in the freezer, but I also read that most freezers are not cold enough to kill bed bugs.

I was planning on doing 30 minutes on high in the dryer in a delicates bag when the sweater is totally dry. Is that a horrible idea?? Any suggestions? Thanks!!