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Shopping for Second-hand Clothes?
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on Aug 13, 2014 (Read 622 times | Comments: 7)
Thoughts on second-hand clothes? Saw this new app from Japan called Mercari that has tons of great clothing! They don't take any commissions and seems to offer great customer service. Check out the app and sign up with this code: kln143 that get you $5 credits! (for iphone users only) https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id896130944?mt=8 Thoughts?
savvysister
savvysister
on May 30, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

What's the latest with this new app from Mercari? I remain interested.
dyedblonde
dyedblonde
on Sep 10, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

I buy used childrens clothes at consignment sales. The best website is www.consignmentmommies.com I also shop Goodwill, Salvation Army and other local thrifts.
Jen1121
Jen1121
on Dec 05, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

i like to get second hand clothing - i just go to local consignment or thrift shops mostly. And the occasional fun swapping of clothes with friends when you clean out the closet :)
sandyhartman
sandyhartman
on Dec 06, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

Love to shop the resale and consignment stores. We live in a college area and I find a lot of great deals on name brand items
pmundorf
pmundorf
on Dec 12, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

I buy the majority of my families clothing items from Goodwills, Salvation Army, and consignment or resale shops. I have been able to find very good brand name clothing and accessories at costs that I can afford. I am proud that my family looks so well dressed. And feel even better knowing how much I spent! It may take a bit more time and effort in searching, but worth every minute. Also, many of my decor and furnishings are "re-homed". Brand name quality items, and impossible to tell that they weren't bought straight from the store! _
pmundorf
pmundorf
on Dec 12, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

Also, try ThredUp.com. I have purchased consigned clothing many times there and have been extremely satisfied with both the quality and prices!
savvysister
savvysister
on Dec 19, 2015 Quote  »     Reply  »

Hi everyone. I have seen some stunning clothes that were supposedly thrift stores purchases. The bargains purchases. Most thrift stores are connected to charties, so when we shop we also support the cause.u