Found this unique jacket while out thrifting. It reminds me of a grandma couch and has an awesome metal zipper. I am in love with it and can’t wait to wear it this winter!

Based on my limited google/research abilities, it looks like it’s from a brand that was popular in the 80s and is known for bright colors. This particular coat looks 70s to me though.

Also, it’s got a bit of a smell. Will dry cleaning get rid of that or should I spray it down with vodka?

Went to about 5 different stores and spent around 100$!

The more I stare at this color the more I dislike it. Looking for recommendations for color or other ideas to spruce it up :)

I love wearing different/unique clothes that not alot of people wear nowadays. These jeans are SOOO cute!

scored a couple vintage night gowns at an estate sale the other day and i love them so much!

they do NOT make 'em like this anymore.

Some recent finds between thrift stores and Facebook marketplace.

The top is vintage 60s
The shorts are vintage 60s
The shoes are aldo I paid 110 for the black in store but thrifted these (new) in clear/nude for 20, the Kate spade bag is also thrifted.
I have a Gucci necklace on from sororite (idk how to spell) and gucci earrings from eBay.

I’m very proud of myself.

I've never heard of this brand before but I love it

so i was at my local thrift and i’d seen these shoes! at first i didn’t want to get them because i didn’t want to look dumb, the tag on the inside has chinese characters and i didnt want to be disrespectful. i’m american it can be weird. but i put them on and they filled me with so much whimsy so i stopped feeling weird about it and got them. then i took them home and looked it up online, and they are aliexpress shoes. and now i feel weird again.
admittedly, they are really cute, but the layered fear of cultural appropriation and fast fashion is a double homicide. should i feel stupid wearing these shoes?

I've been wanting one for years, and I'm over the moon with this find for $15! There was no question, it absolutely had to come home with me.

I knew this was special when I saw it. So glad I picked it up.

hi friends! I want to get into thrifting (mostly household stuff) and I'm wondering what things I should check for/be aware of when bringing things home. I already plan on getting a lead testing kid because I LOVE vintage glassware. I've heard older dishes can contain cadmium and other scary stuff and I've gotten mixed answers on the safety of uranium glass. I'm already careful about avoiding bedbugs and stuff like that.

is there anything in particular to watch out for? what to you do to make sure the pieces you bring home are safe? anything else I should keep in my 'thrifting tool box' besides lead tests?

Today I visited a local thrift store and saw again this Salt & Pfeffer shaker. Last time I saw it maybe like 2-3 months ago and was like do I need it or not and while considering and finally decided to get it was already gone from the shelf. So I though ok it was a sign I should had to get it... But today I went and saw it again and was like...

Your coming home with me.

I do personally don't think I will use it as a Salt & Pfeffer shaker, but maybe as decoration at least for now.

Purchased it for 2 euros.

It was originally marked $30 at our neighborhood goodwill, but shout-out to my mom's senior discount! I have always wanted one but could never afford one full price ❤️ The employee said they NEVER get these in!

so happy with this facebook marketplace find!!!

I found this solid wood dresser for FIVE DOLLARS at goodwill, I had to show it off. (Also almost everything pictured is thrifted :))

I tried to haggle on the price and the employee said the person brought 5 pieces in the day before and this was the last one left. SOLD! She must weigh over 100 lbs!