does /fa/ thrift
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does /fa/ thrift
>>10923074
Once in a while
I really want to get into it, but I'm looking for some general thrift tips. Knowing me, I'll just spend hours looking for that gem, feel like I have to find SOMETHING, and buy something retarded.
Any tips? I think the best thing I could find would be vintage looking jackets, but I'm expecting to be really disappointing by the clothes found in suburban midwest America. Atleast I go to DC for Uni next year.
Any tips?
>>10923356
fuck im tired and I sound like a greedy waiter, sorry for repeating my question. out to proofread.
>>10923074
>tns
>adidas socks
fuck you
>>10923074
tfw no thrift shops in my country
>>10923365
>tfw iktf
It's just tianguis and shit here
>>10923365
lol I don't know what country wouldn't have thrift shops. I guess in some countries all shops would be considered thrift shops.
>>10923371
BUILD WALL
>>10923074
I thrift everything except jeans and shoes & jackets (can't find the right sizes and styles I want)
I dress business casual most of the time so I buy loads of button down shirts, sweaters, ties etc..
I have a couple suits that I picked up and tailored as well as some twill jackets, button down shirts.
>>10923365
Colombia?
>>10923074
w2c those nikes?
>>10923382
don't underestimate thrift store shoes and caps senpai, i usually didn't even look at them till one day i stumbled upon a pair of leather black timbs in pretty good condition for 25 bucks and just in my size, my best thrift cop to this day but 99% of all shoes on those stores are ugly middleagedwoman-core shit or chucks on horrendous colourways.
Worth a look tho, you never know if you might get lucky
>>10923356
Dude honestly you just go inside the store and pick up anything that catches your eye, try everything on in-store and just walk out with what you want it's really not that difficult lmao.
Back on topic but, thrifiting is fkn great - picked up this bomber jacket a couple months back for like $10
>>10923373
The actual reason I guess is because most people pass the clothes on to younger family members, and adults never get rid of clothes, of they just turn them into pajamas or work clothes. People usually don't think of selling their clothes, they might even find the idea unhigienic perhaps
>>10923356
>any tips?
Bring hand sanitizer. NEVER TOUCH YOUR FACE / MOUTH / EYES WHILE ON A THRIFT RUN
>>10923518
Tailwinds
Not really for my wearing put fits but i got an express dress shirt for 4 bucks, ntb
>>10923545
>tfw trying on shirts in store and by the 5th one your sinus is ready to explode and you can't breathe
Pretty sure my immune system could cure AIDS by this point. It may have already done so.
>>10923533
this is what happens when people with no sense in dressing somehow gain fucking gems
sometimes
>>10923548
>>10923518
I dont think you can cop anywhere now though except maybe Ebay
>>10923957
Chavshit or Slavshit?
>>10923957
eastern-european-suburban-slum-core
>>10923957
What's worse, the Slav-core jackets or hideous skate deck
