GOODWILL HAUL ONLY $13! LET’S SHOP

I woke up early to get to goodwill for their color tag sale! my goodwill changes their 50% off ticket color every Sunday so that’s the best day to go if you wanna snag some cheap clothes for even cheaper! here’s part one of what I got;

1. white tshirt from Pacsun “where do you go my love?” I cannot believe I got this for $1 it’s so cute I already wanna pair it with blue jeans and white sneakers and put my hair in two twists.

2. lavender sweater from Abound, my classroom is super cold so I’m really happy I got this sweater plus I don’t own a lot of this color. price: $3.50

3. THICK brown cardigan, as an English teacher I had to get the English teacher coded cardigan, I love brown and it’s super thick WITH pockets. price: $5

4. blue shorts from CATHERINE Kut, I hope these fit me how I’m imagining them I can pair it with the white top from the first slide. price: $2.50

I only spent $40 total today but I’m gonna split it up into two or three posts, keep an eye out for the next one

Until next time:)~

Celeste🛍️

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2024/7/28 Edited to

... Read moreFinding amazing pieces like those blue denim shorts at Goodwill is honestly one of my favorite thrills! It's not just about the incredible savings, but also the excitement of the hunt and giving clothes a second life. If you're hoping to score your own perfect pair of goodwill shorts, I've picked up a few tips over the years that might help. First off, timing is everything. Like I mentioned, my Goodwill changes their 50% off tag color every Sunday, and that's when you absolutely have to go. Check your local store's schedule because those deeply discounted items, like my $2.50 blue denim shorts, are often the first to go. Arrive early, right when they open, to get the best selection. You'll want to quickly scan the racks, especially for new arrivals that might still have their original tags or are in pristine condition. When it comes to actually picking out goodwill shorts, don't be afraid to try on a variety of styles and sizes. Sometimes, a size that you wouldn't normally grab can fit perfectly, especially with vintage pieces. Look for quality fabrics – denim, cotton, linen. Always check the seams, zippers, and buttons to make sure they're intact. I always give the fabric a good once-over for any stains or tears that might be hard to get out. It's so exciting when you spot that familiar Goodwill tag indicating a fantastic discount! Once you've found your perfect blue denim shorts, styling them is the fun part! For a casual look, I love pairing them with a simple white t-shirt (like the Pacsun one I found!) and some white sneakers. You could add a bandana or a crossbody bag to complete the vibe. For something a little more put-together, try them with a flowy blouse or even a light blazer for an effortlessly chic outfit. Don't forget accessories – a belt can instantly elevate a pair of shorts, and layered necklaces can add a personal touch. The great thing about thrifted shorts is that they're often already broken in, giving them that comfortable, lived-in feel from day one. And if they're not a perfect fit, don't rule them out immediately! A little DIY can go a long way. You can easily hem longer shorts into a shorter style, or even distress them slightly for a trendier look. There are tons of tutorials online for simple alterations that can transform a good find into your perfect find. Remember, thrifting is all about creativity and seeing the potential in every piece. Happy hunting, and I hope you find your own amazing goodwill shorts for an unbeatable price!

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One time I found a 70$ tank top that was dressy for 3$ with tags on it and bought it