THRIFT STORE Locations

I've been going to thrift stores since I was a teenager but lately I just haven't had time to go. I do have some time to search online though so I finally ordered a couple things from ThredUp. I'm excited for shopping online but still keeping it sustainable!

I'm a full time, unpaid carer, 24/7, on a carer pension, and I've been homeless for 13+ years. I'm still a full time carer. Stepmonster has a house in a decent neighbourhood, loads of money, and my 15 years younger, half brother only had to throw a tantrum to get the latest gadget or "label" clothing. Father never paid my bio mother any child support, but expected me to babysit my half brother and help in their highly successful shop - for free - or cop more abuse. I grew up with hand-me-downs and thrift store clothing. Stepmonster saw father as her meal ticket, ignoring my father abusing me (in all the ways) as long as she had a roof over her head and her son got ...

I got over whelmed by nothing I had planned going right for my once a week get out of the apartment shopping trip. The cab was 35min late, the thrift store had the toy section sealed off to clean it, micheals was out of the markers I needed, it was not the day I planned in my head for a few days so I had a meltdown outside a burger king and ended up even to me sounding weird since I usually go fully silent during them. This caused my partner who is usually in a caregiver roll for me to think she was doing a terrible job helping me and she slapped herself to focus, causing me to almost throw up from screaming into my hands while rocking...Since then she's been quiet for her, anything I t...

I spent 11 days in Japan and this was my second trip there. See my travel diary from last year [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneyDiariesACTIVE/comments/1gj6nix/i_make_90000_and_spent_3643_while_on_a_trip_to/) **Section One: Bio** Age-44 Occupation-Medical Lab Scientist Hometown-Portland OR Number of PTO days - 12, plus Federal holidays off **Section Two: Assets + Debt** Retirement savings in Rollover IRA from previous jobs, Roth IRA, Current Job 403b and 457b, and HSA = $617,000 Checking and Savings = $13,000 I own a condo and have a mortgage of about $168,000 left. Car loan of about $11,000 left on a Kia Niro EV. Credit cards I pay off every month and no student loans. **Sect...

Robert Hayes never expected to feel joy again after Anna died. Some nights, he still woke reaching for her, fumbling blindly through the darkness for a hand that would never be there again. Grief, he realized, had a smell: old clothes, cold sheets, unopened mail. Just before Anna’s passing, the twins had been born; tiny, furious fists clenching at the air. Every new day with them had felt like a second chance. Emma, with her mother's green eyes and fierce little laugh. Samuel, quieter, thoughtful even as an infant, furrowing his brow like he was trying to solve the world's problems. They filled the house with life again. Noise. Color. Robert cooked terrible pancakes every Sunda...

Hey yall! I have a banquet coming up that’s roaring 20s themed. Any suggestions for good thrift shop/somewhat cheap store recommendations? For women or men, no preference :)

When my three-year relationship ended, even my closet felt like a graveyard of memories his hoodie, our anniversary dress, the scarf that still smelled like him. Every piece seemed to whisper a reminder of what used to be, and I couldn’t stand it anymore. One morning, I grabbed a tote bag and went thrifting downtown. The shop was small, cluttered, and smelled faintly of old perfume and nostalgia. But somehow, it felt comforting like a place where no one knew who I used to be. I started trying on random pieces: sequined tops I’d never have worn before, oversized coats that made me feel powerful, and a pair of bright pink boots that were so ridiculous they made me laugh out loud for the ...

Is it more thrift store and estate sale hunts, going in-person to fabric shops, or buying online? Both? I’ve been following reclaimed fabric sellers like SewbySew, Fabscrap, and a few others, and I love what they offer, it's unique, limited, great variety, etc. But it’s not really possible to visit them all in person, they're located in different areas. I usually end up buying online when I can. Keeping up with new listings/inventory, checking multiple sites, and scrolling for the right fabric can take a good chunk of time. Looking to apply a sustainability mindset of choosing first the fabrics or letting the fabrics dictate the designs. Is there already a place, newsletter...

A company rep came by work today in his tricked out Ecto-van! He’s like, “Do you like Ghostbusters?” Turns out he’s got like the suits, proton-packs, and everything! 👻 *If you zoom into the windshield, he even has a skeleton ghost with glowing red eyes in the passenger seat like the taxi driver ghost from the original movie!

Hey everyone! I'm moving to Philadelphia at the beginning of November. I'll only have clothing & laptop when I move. The apartment is a one bedroom & I'll need to furnish all of it. I know there are some items I'll need to buy new, but I'd prefer to support the gaymmunity/queermmunity by buying pre-owned items if I can. I searched online & found 2 thrift stores. One is called Philly AIDS Thrift; the other is Philly AIDS Thrift @ Giovanni's Room. Can any of you recommend one or both? Or would you recommend another shop or shops? My priorities will be kitchen & bedroom. THANK YOU!!

Sorry in advance if this breaks any rules. I've searched online and couldn't find anything so i'm not sure if i'm searching the wrong places or something. I've been trying to find any goth and alternative clothes in the uk, but i've had little success with local thrift shops so i'm wondering if there's any good online thrift stores or any ethical shops that sell goth clothes in the uk. I don't want to buy from amazon or any fast fashion or unethical sources.

My Dad gave me this advice. Whether it's the fact you've worn jeans and sweater on a red hot day, not packed a warm jumper/jacket when it's cold or you need a waterproof coat as the heavens have opened, head to a charity or thrift store to pick up the clothes you need. It's cheaper, better for the environment and you can just give it back to them after you've used it (Cleaned) if it isn't your style and make a charitable donation, Or keep it because you've got a bargain. Edit: I agree 100% that you need to check the cleanliness of the item you want, we're all adults and know what a skidmark is or if something has been washed or not. LPT: if it smells...

Doug Ripped Off—-I think had Doug’s parents actually informed Doug that they took his old bike to the thrift store, then he wouldn’t have had that rough experience of seeing that his bike got “stolen.” And did it take an entire full day for them to be shopping? Seems like this took place over 2 days. And I agree with Doug—how do his friends know so much about what a burglar does with stolen property? Just by watching TV? lol. My favorite part is Doug getting overly enthusiastic about the security features and Dink asks if he’s insane 😹 and Doug imagining Connie owning Connie’s Chop Shop lol Doug’s In the Money—-it took Mabel an entire *month* to realize she lost almos...

It's been about 6 months since I bought this for 50 cents at a pawn shop. I bought it for the ominous look. I asked the man at the desk "hace any of you tried to see what's on this"? He replied, looking as sketches out as I was, "negative". And we talked about how freaky it looked. I wasn't really in a hurry to see what's on it. Maybe because I didn't want to kill the horror aspect. But then I did try on a VCR I hadn't used since I bought it from a thrift store. Powerless. So I pulled out another VCR(realizing I don't remember when was the last time I watched a tape). It ate the test tape I put in it. Then I tried a third VCR that I was ...

Hey y'all, I'm a student at one of the Met schools and I've been tasked with adding some new internships to our list of internships but I'm struggling to find new places. So if anyone knows of any cool and kind of unknown companies/restaurants/ ect in the city I'd love to hear them. Some places that we already have is every single shop in the forks, almost every thrift store, almost all theatres, and almost every architecture place.

I found this nice thrift shop near my place. Accumulated these, and paid 10$ in total. I'm really happy with the spokeshave, and the irons on the wooden planes are really nice.. a Bacho and one from Stockholm with 1897 stamped on to it - can't seem to make out the brand.

Guys I need help with a similar costume!!! Something good I was thinking of Che Guevara but I want to switch it up, please help me! bought a fake cigar & beard at a costume shop, hat and pants at a army shop & coat from a military thrift store

I am new to Houston and wanna shop for handbags, shoes, and some cute tops and skirts at affordable prices. Any recommendations?

I went yesterday. All the rides are still running but the place feels like they've started liquidation. The park closes for the season in October and next year could be in even worse condition. Most of the rides were being neglected. Gold Striker is in terrible shape and was the roughest ride I've ever been on. Half the TVs and speakers are broken down. All of the ride photo booths have been gutted and are no longer offered. The merch shops feel like thrift stores. The only things being maintained are the ride cars (not including Demon), most flat rides and RailBlazer. All things they can sell or relocate to other parks.