THRIFT STORE Locations

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My wife does a lot of thrift store shopping for vintage clothing, but I always tell her to check the housewares for old cast iron. Today she/we finally landed one - this Griswold 12, and I am super stoked! It was marked at $12.99 but she ended up paying $7 for it! It needs a little work to clean it up but it's not bad. It does have a little spin and wobble, but doesn't wobble at all when it's on my gas range grates.

What are the best shops for vintage western wear? Open to all vintage and not looking for thrift stores really. Coming up from the Big Bend area and only have one day to look so really want the best of best.

Hi! I am a big Kpop fan so I was looking at the Kpop section at a thrift store and found this album! As I was shopping I streamed the album and really enjoyed it so I bought it. I’m open to becoming a fan of them. Is there anything I should know or check out? Who is the photo card of?

So far I've been printing on fabrics I find at the thrift store but I've been dying to work with some black fabric and I just cannot find any. Figured It's probably time I just bought some but I know like nothing about fabrics. So shopping online for them is pretty challenging since all I know is to feel for the right weight, texture, and material. Not so much what all of those *specifically* are. I know canvas is a popular fabric to use, my only gripe is the texture appears to be pretty intense and can affect the appearance of the print pretty significantly. Great for less detailed prints but I've got some plans for some pretty detailed prints that it just won't...

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Where do you shop for clothes i personally like thrift stores

I’ve become aware of.. - Atwater mattress stores that rent out the space to host sound baths - Pasadena and Altadena thrift stores that host concerts at night - Highland Park laundromat hosting concerts I love this! What a great way to get potential customers in your shop when the business isn’t open during its usual hours. Got any other places in LA you’ve heard of that do this?

I’m so excited!!! I knew when I thrifted this I wanted to share it with you all My partner and I went to a hobby shop yesterday. Once we were done, I remembered there was a little local thrift store a few doors down that’s all ran by volunteers. I don’t get to go to this shop very often, but always so happy whenever I do get a chance to go. We popped in and I saw from the corner of my eye this little vintage label. Let me tell you, I was hoooooping this vintage label would tell me it was a natural fibre. And to my excitement, it was! I’ve never heard of this brand or seen it before, so if you know anything about it, please let me know. It’s 50% wool, 40% angora (a fibre I have n...

I’m so excited!!! I knew when I thrifted this I wanted to share it with you all My partner and I went to a hobby shop yesterday. Once we were done, I remembered there was a little local thrift store a few doors down that’s all ran by volunteers. I don’t get to go to this shop very often, but always so happy whenever I do get a chance to go. We popped in and I saw from the corner of my eye this little vintage label. Let me tell you, I was hoooooping this vintage label would tell me it was a natural fibre. And to my excitement, it was! I’ve never heard of this brand or seen it before, so if you know anything about it, please let me know. It’s 50% wool, 40% angora (a fibre I hav...

in-person shopping is a headache in and of itself and then sometimes you buy the thing just so you don’t feel like you wasted 4 hours trying on **** and??? it doesn’t even flatter you once you try it at home??? but then sometimes, at the thrift store you find jeans that feel like God put it on the rack just for you to find and you realize that you’re not ugly, you just have to find pants that flatter you, and you buy the jeans 1/2 off bc it’s a red tag sale day and you don’t go back to the thrift store for like half a year so you can let the magic recharge itself

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In a world overflowing with filters, presets, and carefully curated feeds, the simplest objects are often the ones that create the biggest visual impact. And over the last few years, nothing has captured the imagination of aesthetic lovers quite like vintage cups. These delicate teacups, retro mugs, and ornate porcelain pieces have quietly become Instagram’s most-loved prop—appearing in flat-lays, cozy corner shots, desk aesthetics, bookish posts, cottagecore reels, and even minimalist morning routines. But how did something as humble as an old teacup suddenly become a cultural phenomenon? Let’s explore the journey—from forgotten cupboards to global aesthetic obsession—and uncove...

A lot of people are talking about thrifting/ up-cycling etc for Christmas. I haven’t seen anything in this sub for a while and would like to know your little known smaller gems to shop. I like the 2 locations of The Rock Thrift Store. One is on Sparks and Baring in the Smiths plaza and the other is on Prater an McCaren in the large plaza there (across the street from Salvation Army). Open like 10-5 daily but closed on Sunday’s. What else is around in the smaller shops?

not going for any specific subculture since i'd like to experiment and try out different styles. But i usually go for a darker aesthetic! I struggle to find brands or shops where to buy clothes. Really all i know is aliexpress but like its not a good place to buy clothes from. I go to thrift stores every now and then but i NEVER find nice clothes there cause im a bigger size. Would be a plus if the clothes are on the more affordable side

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This is would be Brayinator, basically hipster inator but the idea I wanted to capitalize on… **He’s completely blind**, like first assumption black out blind (minus light obviously) probably born that way or smth or maybe he lost it doing smth cool like idk Firework mishap or craft beer bottle explosion or maybe a rack of clothes knock him on the head while he’s shopping in a thrift store, God knows. Idk I just thought a blind cat was a fire idea and decided to put —inator at the end cuz I might as well, this is a killer idea. Maybe his real is like Rowan or Nico, smth like that possibly. Also yes he has a man bun (idk though that kinda fit and it was funny to me.)

I stumbled upon this CD at a thrift store which says that it was made by a band called "Back In Your System". I can't find any of their songs or extra information on them online, so I recorded the three songs on the disc with my phone and posted them to Youtube for people to hear. I think I should also note how "Stairway to Stardom" is on the back cover which, after a quick search, is a summer music program under "Skip's Music" (also on the back). I believe "Back In Your System" participated in this program and created this CD. The music isn't bad at all, with my personal favorite being "Doll". https://preview.redd.it/x455e8q9...

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u/antoniad1126 thank you for the postcrossing card & vintage stamps. The detail of the grinch fixing Dr. Seuss' bow tie is adorable!  u/pozolelover thank you for the lovely holiday card. wish we had hot springs where I live! I especially love the Alexander Calder stamp: I remember seeing videos where he would put on a little wire circus for his friends without regard for their patience. Every time he messed up, he would start from the beginning!  u/bananas3706 it's cool learning about the Navajo rug design! our thrift stores are combed through thoroughly as well, and some chain stores have started pricing used goods more than new ones! I usually get my cards from mus...