THRIFT STORE Locations

Hey y’all, where do you guys shop second hand that have good plus size sections? Like sizes XXL-2X in women’s.

Found this in the dollar bin. Don’t have any coin shops to test, but its stamped 14k. What do yall think?

TLDR: I have been scouring the earth for the perfect vintage wedding dress for over a year. I had basically given up on finding my dream dress in my size at a reasonable price, and my expensive brand new dress was on the way in the mail. And then, I found it! I have been thrifting since I was a teen and I have a deep love for vintage clothing. I always knew I wanted to wear a princess gown for my wedding with a full skirt. We got engaged in January, but I started looking for dresses the previous November. Along the way, I thrifted 3 beautiful vintage dresses, none of which were really what I was going for for my wedding day. I wore them to engagement parties and my shower etc. In February,...

TLDR: I have been scouring the earth for the perfect vintage wedding dress for over a year. I had basically given up on finding my dream dress in my size at a reasonable price, and my expensive brand new dress was on the way in the mail. And then, I found it! I have been thrifting since I was a teen and I have a deep love for vintage clothing. I always knew I wanted to wear a princess gown for my wedding with a full skirt. We got engaged in January, but I started looking for dresses the previous November. Along the way, I thrifted 3 beautiful vintage dresses, none of which were really what I was going for for my wedding day. I wore them to engagement parties and my shower etc. In February...

I’m traveling to London next week from the US, and one of my goals is to shop for quality European clothing and shoes for my toddler. Are there any specific places I should go - both the major shopping malls and smaller brands? Maybe some thrift stores that are worth checking out? I’m staying in Covent Garden. Thanks!

I'm a bit more than halfway to my GW. Down 37 lbs, 35 lbs to go. Which, I am thrilled about! But, starting to realize my clothes no longer fit. I'm very short (5'1") so, a little weight change does go a long way (when gaining weight this fact is horrible. When loosing weight, not bad). I'm also starting to realize which parts of me are going to diminish faster. For instance, haven't lost more than an inch in my bust, but my band size is way smaller now for bras. So, now all my sports bras are, let's say, ineffective. Btw, finding 34 (what is now) DD bras that are even slightly attractive, *nearly* impossible. Side note: I know this sounds like a "why ...

Found this bad boy in the toy section at a thrift store the DAY after I decided not to spend 60$ on a practice pad at my local shop.

Have you guys noticed how everything in the game is, idk, easy? The game has a retail system with Get to Work and the HSY thrift store, but what is the point of purchasing clothes when you can acquire them in CAS? It makes a retail store obsolete for your game experience. The game added a rabbithole shop in Chestnut Ridge, but that is actually a wardrobe for you to change your Sims' clothes. I'd love the idea of taking my sim to a shopping spree, but what is the point of that when I can simply select the Modify in CAS option? Dressers are primarily for decoration since you can change your sim's clothes with a single click through the menu pie. Yeah, you can buy groceries ...

I live in Edmonton, Canada, and a thrift store called Style Encore is holding a Botox event this evening….inside the store….while people are shopping for used leggings and such. I was so surprised (and grossed out) I became obsessed with finding out more. The provider is an LPN, but there will be no other medical supervision on site. This cannot be legal, can it? It seems so unhygienic and super duper gross. I am a hugely germaphobic, so maybe my reaction is overboard? But this seems like something out of the next season on American Horror Story to me. What do you all think? Am I overreacting?

I recently finished a 30minute faith-based comedy pilot/proof of concept and would love constructive feedback. [https://f.io/wr0UFR1a](https://f.io/wr0UFR1a) ShopGirls: A recently laid off manager starts her first day at an ailing church thrift store. Hilarity ensues when she meets the eccentric staff and customers.

36. **Tattoo Addiction:** - Prompt: In the buzzing ambiance of a tattoo studio, explore the protagonist's contemplation as they navigate the world of tattoo addiction, unraveling the narrative of self-expression, the allure of body art, and the blurred lines between a form of personal storytelling and the risks of impulsive ink choices. 37. **Lucid Dreaming Obsession:** - Prompt: In the surreal landscapes of dreamscapes, delve into the protagonist's contemplation as they navigate the world of lucid dreaming obsession, exposing the narrative of dream control, the desire for alternate realities, and the blurred boundaries between a unique form of self-discovery and the risks...

Hey everyone! I’m a girl visiting **Madinah**, and I’m on the lookout for thrift stores that sell **women’s clothes, shoes, and jewelry**. I want affordable, good-quality pieces If you know any specific shops or markets please share the names, addresses, and what they usually carry 🙏 Thanks in advance! 😊

Got this in a charity shop/thrift store recently for about 8 bucks. The tag says made in Turkey, and I've been trying to figure out what specific jacket it is from Nike, but anything I've seen online doesn't look like it. Any answers much appreciated. Sorry if the picture quality isn't great, my phones not the best.

An free store is a community-run space where people can give and take items freely, with no money, no hierarchy, and no profit—something Nanaimo could benefit from more than ever. Everything operates through mutual aid, so access is universal, and no one is treated like a customer simply for needing clothing, kitchenware, or basic essentials. Volunteers run the space collectively, decisions are made horizontally, and usable items are repaired or redistributed instead of ending up in the landfill like so much of the “unsellable” stock thrift shops toss out. This model is far more ethical than the thrift stores around Nanaimo, which often profit off donations, rely on unpaid or low-wage ...

Local thrift store find, all complete with instructions and disc in like new to very good condition. Good add to my collection.

I got this interesting little knick-knack from a local thrift store a few years ago. It feels like it could be made of either resin or glass, and it has a more or less un-described yellow liquid in its center. The liquid doesn’t appear to be very viscous, but could be slightly more viscous than water. The only other thing of note is the obvious “Endangered Species” label also imbedded in the material. When I found it, it had no label other than the small price sticker that I’ve since taken off. It could be of note that this was not a general thrift store but more of a consignment shop where people can pay to set up booths with their own junk or crafts. The booth I got it from was of...

Scored these 2 bikes from our local Habitat for Humanity Restore. $35 each. We think they're late 70s early ish 80s. The shop they were bought at in no longer in business. OG Owner sold and retired at 88 in late 2012. They look like they're been in a barn for a long time. Not sure where to start to make these reliable. We love the patina on both bikes. no idea what we really have and could use some assistance in getting headed the right direction. New tires for sure. Good cleaning. Just clean oil and ride? Options. 1. Restore full on our own. 2. Restore full by professional. 3. Restore enough to be safe and rideable. Leave everything else as is. We love the old school looks. B...

Just curious. If you work at a thrift shop, do you buy some of the cute items to resell on Depop? (I’m guessing this is the norm), Or do you sometimes post the nice pieces your store gets, and if someone on Depop wants it, you go buy it from the shop and then sell it to them? I’m wondering if anyone else relates or does something similar.

went in on a whim today and left with these guys :) a couple need a bit of restoration, but for $5 for all of them i cant complain

Elderly friend runs a small thrift shop and is considering closing up and is willing to pass on the torch to someone willing to keep it going. I'm obviously not seriously considering let alone committing until we sit down to talk about the ins and outs and financial health of the business. I'm just asking if anyone here runs or has run a thrift store and whats your reflection on the experience. Maybe unusual/unexpected types of experiences, what kept you going in lean times, why you got out if you did, stuff like that. Obviously this is not a big money operation or an avenue to get rich lol.