Do you like "Thrift" shopping?

There is on thrift store not far from me that is just so nice--very, very clean store and everything is organized and displayed nicely. It is run by all the local churches together. The prices are extremely reasonable, and they get nice clothing and items. I donate my items there that are no longer needed. They also help people who have had fires, or give clothing to homeless people when needed. I can get name brand items, clothing, etc, for mere pennies on the dollar. Anything electric has been tested. They are very nice to all, and I will support them as long as I can.

To a certain extent .but I find the ones run by churches to be the best. Not terribly impressed by the prices at Goodwill.

I have been told to go to thrift stores in the "best" parts of town because they have nicer donations. It has been quite awhile since I have been to the thrift store, but growing up, my mom could find some mighty good deals. Recently, one Mylotter found a vest at a thrift store, and sold it online for a profit of $100. I'm not familiar with the popular labels, but she was, and she makes some good money doing this. I only ever went to just find some clothes to wear.

I do like shopping on thrift shops. In fact, we have a black market where we can buy second-hand clothes.

Depends on the thrift store. I love well kep thrift stores that benefit someone like animals or seniors.

I like shopping at thrift stores but the nearest thrift store closed so I haven’t been for awhile.

I use to love doing it. But during the pandemic I gave it up. It helps to know someone who works there.

I used to but not anymore. Here the thrift stores are full of bugs and dust.

I always go into thrift stores and look around. A few times I found brand new clothes with the tags on them that were cheap. Once I got four new shirts and new blue jeans for a $1 each. I was really happy.

Yes, I love thrift stores. You never know what little treasure you can find in good thrift shops for a very affordable price.

I "thrift" often and get some really good deals. I can't tell you the last time I ever, for example, bought a new pair of jeans. I won't buy tee shirts at thrift stores simply because, well, they're cheap enough and I usually get tee shirts from places I visit. Things I will not buy at a thrift store. Socks, underwear, pajama pants, hats, shoes etc. But pants? Yep. Button down shirts? Yep. Certain sweaters or jackets? Yep. I will also sometimes buy pots or pans (if they are in good condition). Bought a popcorn kettle once that sells in stores for $40 for $3. Got an Oxo salad spinner which are typically $40-$50 in stores for $8. I like the "junk" area, as I call it. You can usually find some pretty good deals and save a ton of money while doing it.

Good to see you. I have gone thrift shopping but it has been awhile. I need to donate now. Make sure you shop in a nice neighborhood. Usually they will donate nice items. Hope you are well.