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lol
Statistics: Posted by Julio — Sun Dec 11, 2016 2:37 am
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Oh yeah it's ripstop the best material, 1968 was the first year they did that with ERDL.
Statistics: Posted by ASTROCHIMP — Fri Dec 09, 2016 9:43 am
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Grabbed a Levi's trucker for $6, I'm not really sure if I'll wear it but it's nice to have. I kind of want to draw something on the back of it but I'm not sure what yet.
Also picked up a heavier flannel with a black and white base that I don't hate the pattern of(pretty much all I can ask from thrift flannel finds).
But the best find of the day was this awesome framed print thing. Even better was that it was 40% off today.
Statistics: Posted by ASTROCHIMP — Mon Nov 14, 2016 3:39 pm
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first i found this 90s looking 70s looking primary color double-breasted coat
a nice thick lavender cord jacket with paisley print. paisley is cord too
moschino jeans that to be honest fit pretty unremarkably, like some midrise bootcut early 2000s thing. it's pretty worn in/comfy though, and the back pocket heart embroidery is cute
and the most BUTTERY, EGGPLANT colored cords from dries van noten!!!
and the best part??
this thrift had a lot of cool stuff that some cool girl probably just donated all at once, and i wish i'd had the time to look more thoroughly. in the jeans section (all priced mostly the same), i saw paige, j brand, madewell, naked and famous, and maybe other recognizable labels i'm forgetting. they were all like skinny and stretchy fit in mediumish blue washes though, not something i'd wear.
i'm realizing now how much of my closet is thrifted or bought secondhand and i'm pretty happy about it. i'm contributing less to waste caused by consumptionism - giving my money to normal people and thrifts instead of big companies. it's super cheap compared to buying something retail and you can get so many unique pieces. reduce reuse recycle
the few things i have bought/do still buy new are underwear, socks, some shoes, basic stuff from american apparel, and whatever other clothes i still own from when i went into real stores haha.
i think having a mostly secondhand closet is probably true for a lot of people here/into fashion though, because it is the most affordable way to own or try out stuff from a particular designer?
Statistics: Posted by mooncorp — Mon Nov 14, 2016 1:56 am
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Found this vintage DVF shirt with a fun print:
...Now to figure out what to pair it with.
Statistics: Posted by donut_milk — Sun Sep 11, 2016 2:11 am
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Statistics: Posted by Julio — Mon Aug 29, 2016 7:49 am
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found this neat Aberdeen jacket in wildwood new jersey
Statistics: Posted by Luud — Sun Aug 28, 2016 3:18 pm
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how in god's name do i google this brand
Statistics: Posted by weqe — Sun Aug 28, 2016 6:32 am
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Statistics: Posted by jrisk — Sun Aug 21, 2016 2:59 pm
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Habitat for humanity store. I assume it was intended as a media center as it's all one piece with a hole for wiring/mount for a flat screen, but could easily be made into a low set of drawers if desired.
Same store, photo of lake freezing in new york.
Rep your set.
Root for the underdog.
Buy shirts for $5 from museums in Tokyo.
Statistics: Posted by Northwest — Wed Aug 10, 2016 2:47 pm
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waist tagged a 32; bit big but nothing a belt can't fix + makes for good slouchy oversized madness. been pretty lucky with my thrifting lately, it feels like.
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Statistics: Posted by Julio — Sun Aug 07, 2016 2:57 am
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Statistics: Posted by Northwest — Thu Aug 04, 2016 12:33 am
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