THRIFT STORE Locations

u/a duckforluck Thank you for the bunny postcard, its so cute! u/Sarahwithcats_ Omg what a cool card! The art is amazing 💚 u/hoolu123 Thanks for the Christmas card, I love the little foam stickers that pop out u/cardinal-75 I love the sunset card and the cat sticker on the back is sooo cute 😍 u/ambykittykat Thank you for the bunny card! They are so supper cute 🩷🩷 u/halfway-to-august Omg the card you sent me is do cool! I absolutely LOVE the yarn rainbow and its in my flag colours too 💚🤍🖤 u/talkingishard33 Thanks for the pride card! The bear is so adorable and its subtle as well u/misty-moonrider I love bees so this card was perfect, I usually get a lot of my card...

I’m huge collector of kitschy ceramic animals, especially pastel ones [example](https://pin.it/2H2wuFTUe). I occasionally find them online, vintage clothing boutiques, or antique stores for reasonable prices (under 20$). Although, I never found them at thrift stores or estate sales. I always sought out ones produced in Japan, Korea, or Taiwan. I’ve even seen ones produced in Mexico. They’re rarely have a stamping of year date and production facility. I’m guessing they’re late 40’s through late 60’s though. I’m just curious if there’s a common producer for these figurines and what eras they were released (and how people obtained them). They’re extremely common in ant...

I’m huge collector of kitschy ceramic animals, especially pastel ones [example](https://pin.it/2H2wuFTUe). I occasionally find them online, vintage clothing boutiques, or antique stores for reasonable prices (under 20$). Although, I never found them at thrift stores or estate sales. I always sought out ones produced in Japan, Korea, or Taiwan. I’ve even seen ones produced in Mexico. They’re rarely have a stamping of year date and production facility. I’m guessing they’re late 40’s through late 60’s though. I’m just curious if there’s a common producer for these figurines and what eras they were released (and how people obtained them). They’re extremely common in ant...

I’m huge collector of kitschy ceramic animals, especially pastel ones [example](https://pin.it/2H2wuFTUe). I occasionally find them online, vintage clothing boutiques, or antique stores for reasonable prices (under 20$). Although, I never found them at thrift stores or estate sales. I always sought out ones produced in Japan, Korea, or Taiwan. I’ve even seen ones produced in Mexico. They’re rarely have a stamping of year date and production facility. I’m guessing they’re late 40’s through late 60’s though. I’m just curious if there’s a common producer for these figurines and what eras they were released (and how people obtained them). They’re extremely common in ant...

I'm in FL now but plan to open a small business somewhere between Austin & Houston -- but i'm shooting for Austin. i've been there a few times and loved visiting the springs, The Great Outdoors, and Bouldin Creek Cafe. the idea is to find a shop for lease in an already super cool area -- i'm talking a florist, smoke shop, mom & pop thrift store, yoga studio, vegan cafe. i want to be surrounded with great community neighbors and bring a hub into the fold. i want great shops next door to partner with and send community members to. my shop would hold tarot/oracle card & energy reading services, a small library, a free crystal exchange (so as not to ...

I have resigned some time ago. I feel at peace. When a survey was asked from me I mentioned nothing what goes around at store level although I could've but I didn't. I did mention the other factors that had effected the store to not do great. I mentioned that they had removed the janitorial services and expected their LODs to do things, meanwhile theyre busting their asses running around crazy and also getting yelled at by the tenured associates who are so disrespectful and never get fired or get a serious write up against them. The LODs do everything and it's not worth it. I've not seen any cleaning people last anywhere in the world, as its not a growing position they a...

# Where to Buy Dinosaur Toys Dinosaur toys have an undeniable charm that captivates both kids and adults. No wonder they occupy a special place on our shelves and in our hearts! If you’re on the hunt for the perfect dinosaur toys, you've come to the right place. Let’s explore where to find these delightful pieces of prehistoric fun. ## Discovering the Right Dinosaur Toys for You When shopping for dinosaur toys, consider what type will bring the most joy. Here are some popular options you might want to explore: - **Action figures:** Great for imaginative play. - **Dinosaurs sets:** Typically come with multiple figures and additional accessories. - **Educational toys:** Perfect fo...

My wife and I are visiting in the Fall for a few days. We enjoy old architecture. Thrift stores. Old Catholic churches and historic cemeteries. Mom n Pop restaurants that the locals eat at. Witchy/occult shops. Thrift stores. Antique malls/shops. Record stores. Comic books stores. Thrift stores. Real bakeries. Any like minded people on here to point us in some cool places? Also, is Richmond known for any particular food?

Do you know about any thriftstores and shops in Cologne center and areas close around, where you can look for old LEGO sets? In regular thriftstores you can mostly find old clothes, furniture etc. and also Im not looking for an official LEGO store. Thank you for any recommendations!

Are you on the hunt for the coolest Transformers toys? If so, you’re in the right place! Whether you’re a collector, a passionate fan, or simply looking for a special gift, there are plenty of exciting options. Let’s dive into the best places to grab these iconic toys that transform from one form into another. ## Online Retailers Online shopping has revolutionized how we buy toys and other products, and Transformers toys are no exception. Here are some popular platforms to find that perfect collectible: ### Amazon - Vast selection of Transformers toys - Regular sales and discounts - Customer reviews to help you choose ### eBay - Unique collectibles that you might not find elsewhe...

Hey All, I am constant lurker on here and have been trying to work on my health. Due to mental and personal issues my weight spiraled out of control and I got up to 280 at 6'2 (like Marcus Willis but even worse 😭). Over the past year, I have been trying to focus on my health and Ive gotten down to just under 200 and feel so much better. But, until recently, I've been avoiding playing because I was scared of how badly I'd deteriorated. I used to play Varsity HS tennis about 3 years ago but stopped after coming to college. My parents sold all of my rackets, shoes, bags, and everything tennis related behind my back. I had 3 wilson blades v7 16x19 with lead tape on the throat...

Nearly impossible. But her style had this perfect balance of chaos and charm. Every pillow, every fabric, felt intentional but wild. Totally my vibe. And her shop? It stopped me in my tracks. Every piece she had told a story. So I reached out, placed a custom order for some wall hangings and accent pillows, and a week later, I found myself standing in her sunlit living room, picking everything up in person. That’s when I saw the window. It was like nothing I’d ever seen, dozens of scarves, cascading in soft waves of pink, orange, cream, even little bits of green and violet. The light filtered through them like stained glass, and her gray cat sat right under it, completely still, like eve...

Hi BWT!!! Sadly I’m making the tough decision to leave nyc and spend some time back home to deal with some family problems. I’d love to take a little piece of nyc with me and was wondering if you guys had any recommendations for shops/markets/thrift stores that could have little trinkets/jewelry/art for an affordable price? i’m thinking under $200, ideally less but willing to splurge on something special! Just looking for something to remind myself of the time I’ve spent here and bring me some joy while im out of the city! I’m in Williamsburg-ish area rn so any recs over here would be great but i’m willing to go anywhere in the city :)))

this is a really long one!!! for context, i am living with my gf (both 24f) and she is deciding whether or not to move out to go to a grad program overseas- that was heavily on my mind before i fell back asleep this morning! the dream started with me and my gf and a bunch of other people we knew on this trip in paris- we were shopping at a great thrift store and i remember specific pieces i wanted to buy irl, specifically these shiny green clogs that i bought and was trying to figure out how to fit in my suitcase. anyways, my gf and i were discussing in our dreams this decision she has to make soon, and we were both very anxious. it’s time to board our plane and it’s incredibly fancy, ...

>Full Circle Thrift, a nonprofit thrift store in Altadena, reopened this week — six months after the Eaton Fire devastated the neighborhood. **Backstory:** The nonprofit thrift store, housed in a historic brick building on Lake Avenue, was one of only a few businesses left standing on the block after the Eaton Fire ravaged Altadena in January. **What happened after the fire?** The shop lost all of its inventory to smoke damage and had to go under months of remediation and repairs.

currently on holiday for the next week ohtside nice. what are the best vintage/thrift shops in the city for the most unique pieces?

Are there any online shops or businesses that have clothes like this? Sort of like a whimsical, fairy, type aesthetic? I know I should thrift, but right now the phase of clothes going through thrift stores has nothing like this…it’s mostly what’s “trendy” and none of them really fit what I’m going for. I’d probably have to find one of those old lady thrift stores lol. Just overall flowy tops, skirts, dresses, etc. I know there’s online resell shops, but what would I even search? I feel like a lot of this stuff might just be simple clothes but stylized a certain way also. Or I would have to lock in and make my own clothing. I’m not sure lol. (Not my images found on Pinte...

Hi friends, just got to Greenville on Sunday and the transition was so rushed and chaotic that I didn't have time to do much research beforehand. I'm in need of your recommendations for the best \_\_\_ in the area: 1. Nail salon (for SNS; I keep it simple, usually just solid colors, no nail art) 2. Hair salon (for reference - I'm a bronde; I like to keep a darker root with brighter ends. Also I'm white lol) 3. Eyebrow tech (**waxing**, not threading/lamination/tinting). I'm most nervous about this one tbh lmao. I was so loyal to my eyebrow lady back home and I went to her for the last 6 years and I'm scared to find a new one who will be as good as her :') ...

Finding the perfect toys for your little one can feel like a daunting task. You want something that is not only fun but encourages development and learning, too! If you’re on the hunt for Montessori baby toys, you've come to the right place. Let’s explore where you can find these amazing toys that follow the Montessori philosophy, which promotes learning through play. ## Understanding Montessori Baby Toys Before we jump into where to buy them, it's helpful to know what makes Montessori baby toys different from other types of toys. Montessori toys are designed to engage your child's senses, help develop fine motor skills, and encourage independent play. Some characteristi...

Hi all! New to the area! I know there are a few posts about this but coming with a few specific requests: Looking for vintage/estate antique fine jewelry. Is there anywhere in Maine that has a large selection (vs. some of the smaller antique store selections) with good pricing? I'm located in Mid-Coast but willing to drive! Also, what is the best way to find yard sales/estate sales in the area? Lastly, are there any must shop thrift stores in Mid-Coast/Greater Portland?