Everything I thrifted in February 🍋

February thrift haul! Depop and poshmark have been my jam lately. Obv I don’t have links for anything - but here’s what I got in case you want to search for the same👇🏼

- Abercrombie beige skort

- Zara 3/4 sleeve linen oversized button up (an absolute STAPLE)

- Aerie ribbed coral tank

- 1999 old navy overall shorts (we’re absolutely not calling these vintage 🤓)

- Abercrombie mom shorts

- Quince washable silk cami (skirt is quince too but I bought it new)

Tote is from gap and my sandals are from target 💕

#themcallisteredit #thrifthaul #outfits #momfit #outfitinspo

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... Read moreThrifting has become one of my favorite ways to refresh my wardrobe each season without breaking the bank. Over the past few years, I've found that platforms like Depop and Poshmark offer an incredible range of styles—from classic brands to unique vintage finds—that help me build outfits with personality and sustainability in mind. When I started hunting for spring and summer pieces last month, I focused on items that would mix well with what I already own while adding fresh textures and colors. For example, my Abercrombie beige skort is a versatile staple that pairs beautifully with the Zara 3/4 sleeve linen oversized button-up shirt. Linen is such a breathable, timeless fabric, making it a go-to for warmer weather. The ribbed coral tank from Aerie adds a pop of color and comfort—perfect for layering or wearing on its own. I try to keep an eye out for items that bring lasting value. Even though the 1999 Old Navy overall shorts aren’t technically vintage yet, they carry a retro charm that feels nostalgic but still trendy. Investing in pieces like the washable silk cami from Quince also feels like a luxury I can afford through thrifting and supporting brands committed to sustainability. One tip I’ve learned is to embrace the thrill of the hunt. Rather than aiming for exact items, I search by brand or style keywords and keep an open mind about colors and cuts. This way, I often stumble upon gems I wouldn’t have expected to love. Plus, joining hashtag communities like #thrifthaul and #outfitinspo on social media can provide great inspiration and even reselling recommendations. Finally, I love pairing my thrift finds with accessible everyday pieces, like a simple tote from Gap or comfortable sandals from Target. This approach keeps my outfits grounded and wearable for my everyday mom life, while still feeling fresh and stylish. If you’re new to thrifting or want to build a sustainable and stylish wardrobe, don’t hesitate to dive in and explore these online thrift platforms. It’s rewarding to curate a closet that tells your story, saves money, and contributes to less waste. Happy thrifting!