Let me influence you to thrift…. w prices.
If you don’t thrift by now, what are ya doin?!
A lot of times when I am thrifting I have zero plan in mind and don’t have anything I am really hunting for. I feel like I find the best gems when I am not looking for anything. In fact, I have been feeling kind of down and my husband handed me $20 and total me to go to Goodwill (love him so much, it’s the little things) Anywho, this is what I found.
~honeycomb wine rack: she is STUNNING. only $4 and I feel like for even goodwill that is cheap. it is solid wood and is heavy. I normally don’t buy things I don’t have a place for but this was an exception. If I don’t use it, I will defiantly be gifting.
~antique Canadian goose: so cute. I think I am going to put her on my little red and white shed in my yard
~studio 52 planner: I am about due for a new planner. I love this one because of the cover. it has each month but no dates so if I don’t use it for the upcoming year I can use it later. also, why are planners so expensive in the first place?!
~handmade pottery bowl: handmade pottery is something I almost always buy when I see it. Looks just like an urban outfitters dupe. no price was given but we know urban is pricy.
~nutcracker holiday runner: this is so sweet and cozy looking. really goes with my current vintage holiday vibe I am going for the past few years.
~chunky knit poncho: while I am loving the summer sun, this find makes me ready for fall.
~vintage air jordan t: my husband found this and it is a cool find.
~wildlife cotton button up: another one of my husbands finds. I love this and I cannot wait to see him in it.
~silk top: this is cute for work. It’s brand is pioneer women and I didn’t know she even made clothes. Price comparison is for a different pattern because that’s all I could find.
Total spent thrifting $26
Totals according to google $320.50
Total savings $294.50
Go thrift, fight over consumption, and save a few dollars.
#thriftlife #thriftaesthetic #thriftwithme #savemoney #goodwill
Thrifting has become a popular way to embrace sustainable living and fashion. Not only do you save money, but you also contribute to reducing waste. Many thrift stores, like Goodwill, offer a treasure trove of items ranging from vintage clothing to household goods at a fraction of their retail price. When shopping for thrifted items, consider your personal style and how each piece might fit into your existing wardrobe or decor. For instance, the honeycomb wine rack I picked up for just $4 is not only aesthetically pleasing but also functional. Handmade pottery bowls make unique centerpiece options, while vintage clothing can add character to your outfits. To maximize your thrifting experience, it helps to visit frequently and keep an open mind. Often, the best finds happen when you least expect them. Seasonal items, such as the nutcracker holiday runner I found, offer a cozy vibe and help to celebrate the festivities without breaking the bank. Remember, thrifting is about more than just saving money; it's also a fun adventure where you can discover unique items that reflect your personality. So grab a friend, set a budget, and enjoy the hunt for your own hidden gems!
You got lucky, so many thrift stores do what you do by comparing then price not as high as original but sometimes pretty close. I miss going to thrift stores and being able to actual thrift.