/fa/ - Fashion

>>11862488
6 or 7 dollars

tfw jacket i wanted was sold today, saw it yesterday

>>11863654
Why didn't you buy it yesterday?

>>11864009
didnt have money on pocket

>>11862493
rubchinsky?!?!?!

>>11864101
thats why i got it, gosha vibes
also guys rate>>11862488
grey w navy and red stripe

>>11864414
dayum son

>>11864414
noice!
how much?

>>11864441
the shoes were 20, the jacket 30 and the blank tapes .99 each. My entire wardrobe is thrift and I frequent 4 different stores different days of the week to scoop up the dope finds.

Does anyone know of some good thrift stores in Australia.

>>11864563
there is no good or bad thrift store.
its all luck desu

>>11864414
w2c comforter?

What's better, small consignment shops, or bigger places like goodwill, hospice, etc. ?

>>11864741
>>11864565

I bought some art today, new favorite thing to scour for at stores
Here's a German poem "have sunshine in your heart" I think it is, that someone hand-wrote

>>11864754
Also picked up this, which both are hanging in my room currently
It's nice to have some stuff to decorate with after moving

>>11862493
You better not have taken off that unicorn

>>11864754
>>11864758
I dig it

>>11864563

Do you have Savers in your state?

Other than Savers go for a Salvos,a bigger store in a non trendy area otherwise too exxy.

thinking of copping this leather jacket for $50 AUD.
Thoughts?

>>11865723
Don't

>>11865723
don't, bought one similar myself, it was a mistake.
It stinks the leather is dry asf and the arms are too short, but if anyone wants to buy off me for £40 pls

>>11864744
depends a little bit on the area.
poorer areas will have shittier things just cause of the people donating and more people buying from thrifts and vice versa

>>11865754
how do you expect to sell it when you just told everyone the leather is dry and it stinks

>>11864882
its still there

>>11864540
That shirts too big for you, and the watch looks way too upscale for the rest of the outfit. Do you even fashion?

$10, kinda normie-core but they're $90 shoes normally and they were my size (13) so I figured why the fuck not.

Did i fuck up /fa/?

>>11866296
Na bro, I picked up a pair of AF1 from the thrift for 10 dollars which i cleaned up to look brand new. These are them

>>11862488
I like this, good find

>>11866322
I cleaned them a bit, they were much dirtier originally. Any advice for getting them to look basically new?

>>11866346
If you have steady hands and patience then buy some leather paint and look up a tutorial online. Since you copped a full white pair, I suggest you do some customization.

>>11866296
>>11866322
copped mids in white 3 years ago, shame they are fallen apart now, wear them very rarely now.
looking for another one for cheap

they are memes but comfy af

>>11866333
it has angelo litrico badge, probably made in like 80s or even older, but fit and quality is outstanding.
fuck still looks like brand new

what would you wear with it tho

>>11866675
501s, loafers, and a short suede or corduroy jacket

>>11866704
thanks, but im asking more for colour pallette
brown/navy would look good right?

>>11866765
yep

>>11862488
sup /fa/ggots, gonna dump some shit i've accumulated via thrift

Not really thrift per say, but should I cop these 3/4 trousers? I thrifted an older year's pair and I love them, these are on sale for $100 from Lyst. Brand is Helmut Lang so they're probably made in China. What do you guys think?

>>11866776
Only if your calves aren't as fat as the guy's in that picture

>>11866771
waiting
literally 90 of my wardobe is thrifted
will post pics tommorow too.
dump your shit m8, i love thrift threads

>>11867657

>>11867661

>>11867657
how much tho?

>>11867661
this is great

>>11866771
>>11867630
sorry it took me so long; dump commencing

First pair are just some woolen lined trousers, i think i got these for like 6 bucks

Second pair are L.L. Bean cargos, 69 cents

Third pair are Carhartt cargos, 69 cents as well

Fourth pair are corduroy in a really deep blue along with this cool wool-lined belt that i got at the same time in total for around 4 dollars

Tailored them all myself if needed

Can't take photo currently, but copped a vintage acid wash Lee denim jacket for £7

>>11866771
>>11868836
Cont'd:
First coat is a goretex shell flannel-lined parka, this thing is fucking awesome and it had the corresponding half off tag at salvation army so i got it for 6 bucks, which was an absolute motherfucking steal

Second is a wool-lined barn coat, pinstriped with a navy blue corduroy contrast collar, 11 bucks

Third I got several years ago and they are returning in popularity so i figured i'd post, this was like 11 or 12 dollars

4th is a nike ACG gore-tex jacket, usually wear it for running in the colder months as it is more on the fitted side.

>>11866771
>>11868836
>>11868843
Sweaters are the ez-mode thrift come-up imo; tons of great jumpers and the like to be found in thrift stores, ESPECIALLY if you live in the midwest, pacific northwest, or northeast. Not much to say really about these, except i think the polo is actually women's lol

>>11868836
>>11868843
>>11868846
And here are a couple more sweaters i've copped. 2nd one is actually a colorblock Margaret Howell which was an absolute fucking grail for me.

I must say, i've found that thrifting stuff like what i've posted is much easier if you're on the taller side. I'm 6'6" and the majority of my shorter friends struggle to find cool shit that's not at least a large or XL.

If anyone wants to see what any of this shit looks like on a person lemme know! Hope some of my cops have inspired those of you to keep thrifting or to check out thrift stores if you haven't! If you have Salvation Army family stores in your area, fucking take advantage of those, as that's where i get the majority of my stuff.

>>11868836
>>11868843
>>11868846
>>11868855
Holy shit anon those are some gnarly fucking cops. Hope to find some sick thrifts someday

>>11868855
really nice stuff, all of it. especially sweater #3, jacket #2 n pants #4

>>11868855
Where do you live? I'm out in California but finding these kinds of clothes seem super unlikely. I mostly just do online thrifting

>>11868836
>>11868843
>>11868846
>>11868855
you must have good taste. pls post one or two fit(s) here, i'm curious

>>11868867
>>11868901
>>11868905
Appreciate it, all!

I live in northern Illinois, about an hour and a half northwest of Chicago.

Yeah i can't imagine you'd be able to find a surplus of these kinds of garments in California. If you ever go up north into Oregon or Washington i would definitely check out some thrift shops though! Likewise if you ever visit the midwest or the northeastern coast.

What websites do you frequent for thrifts? Etsy tends to have decent stuff but it's all ludicrously overpriced. The midwest is a fucking gold-mine and im definitely spoiled so when i see like a sherpa on etsy (something that pops up in my local SalVo for $6-10 every other week) get bought for upwards of 80$ i just feel bad for the sorry bastard who got royally fleeced.

>>11868935

ayyy i go to uiuc.

>>11868843
>>11868846
>>11868855

>>11868925
Absolutely. Hope the actual fits don't tarnish what potential you may have otherwise imagined haha

>>11868935
I literally just got into it a month ago when I shrunk the majority of my clothes in the drier. I'd actually say its more like consignment stores than thrifting, honestly. So I lurk eBay/Grailed/ShopGoodwill/Poshmark for good deals. I never even thought of adding Etsy to my list. When I go back home for winter break I'll try out some brick and mortar stores.

Thanks for posting! Your fit is nice, too.

>>11868956
change shoes and you'll be perfect. probably docs

>>11864540

nascar/sponsor shirts are the next big thing

>>11868956
looks great
how do you call jackets like this? (&wtc)

anybody here live in stockholm? Where do you thrift?

copped this for 17 pounds

>>11869593
Like I'll tell you

3 dollars

>>11868855
post a pic of the wool-lined barn coat on you

>>11869593
Västerås here. Too expensive to thrift shop in Stockholm. Try Myrorna.

>>11870438
EFFAY AS FUCK

spots in NYC

what are some good spots in NYC?

>>11869719
where do you live?!

There was a rag+bone tailored work wear yellow flannel for 5 bucks but I didn't cop because my mom said it looked dumb

>>11866776
i dont like the elastic but i love 3/4 trousers

>>11868905
>thrifting online
hate this
shopgoodwill fucking sucks. i feel so conflicted because im getting a good deal on an item but still paying 4 - 5x what a regular thrift store would charge

thrift works wonders in track jackets

>>11871297
bought it from ebay actually. I live in finland but bought from uk.

>>11862488
V nice cop, 10/10 nigger

10 smacaronies

>>11874783
nice
columbia is p nice brand imo

M-65 standard issue militay coat. 20 bucks, it's too big but I like it so I make it work

>>11864741
Been thrifting for a while (7+ years) and it really depends on what your price point is and what you're looking for. In general, you pay a combination of time and money. The more you spend on one side, the less you spend on the other.

If you want to find possibly higher-end/designer stuff that will likely fit and not have issues then go consignment. Also if you don't want to spend a lot of time rooting through clothes.

Going to vintage malls and specialty antique stores is great for finding valuable/high-quality items and respected labels but you'll usually pay top dollar for them.

But if you're low on cash and want to find cheap/offbeat/vintage stuff (and you don't mind going through a lot of them to find the right stuff) then a bigger store is your better bet.

What's fun is that if it's a local store or a 'buy clothing' store the cashiers will cluelessly price something really low. Old ladies at charity thrift shops know their traditional brands but not modern ones. Go to a Plato's Closet and it's the reverse with the teenagers hired since they know about trendy brands. Found a pair of Born oxfords at a Plato's for $15, kek

Chain thrift stores are generally more reliable than local ones since they usually aren't limited to a local supply of clothes (the Salvation Army I worked at over the summer recieved incoming donations), but they tend to price things more 'accurately' so you're going to pay more in general. Also what's worth noting is that in secondhand stores, there's usually a flaw that got the clothes there in the first place, which can be a dealbreaker if you can't sew or get blemishes out.

Garage/estate sales are really nice, because they're priced lower to get rid of unwanted stuff, and the stuff that's sold is usually in decent condition as a result. Also, you can haggle!

Like 75% of my wardrobe is thrifted. I'm in the process of setting up an Etsy store and I'll post some pics of good finds if the thread's still up

Also, AMA

>>11868935
The midwest is a fucking gold-mine

Used to live in Burlington WI and now I'm in Appleton and can confirm.

The wealthy suburbs are awesome for finding cool shit.

>>11875860
Dangit

>>11875868

Are there ANY good thrift stores in london? I got used to them when living in the US but there doesn't seem to be any good ones back here

>>11866785
>fat
hungry skeleton pls go

best thrift shop in London? I've went blitz but they just mark up their shit

sweater in starting pic being worn.
its my buddy friend tho

>>11869408
denim sherpa jackets
Levis online store or eBay the vintage ones they can be $$$

>>11866225
That's like a $10 casio

>>11875860
I've once experienced the opposite of what you're saying about Platos. I found a Pierre Balmain (Balmain diffusion line) varsity jacket for $15 about a year ago, they had it tagged "Balman" and obvioualy had no idea what it was.

>tfw local goodwill is pricing shit according to brand
I really hate this, my favorite thing about goodwill was trying your luck and finding some nice shit for less than 10 bucks
I also miss dollar mondays applying to everything, not just clothing items
at least books are safe for now

>>11876758
what shoes would u wear with this fit tho?

Acne for 20 bucks

>>11877358
lucky bastard

>>11864540
Lmao same basically everything I wear is thrifted
>>11869189
I agree.
>>11867657
>>11867661
sik
>>11868843
Fuck that ACG Jacket is sick.
>>11868846
>>11868855
Cozy gang,
>>11868935
Really all sweet finds my man. im in the Mid-west also and im finding good stuff constantly.
I Follow alot of "Vintage" sellers on IG so here's a few
https://www.instagram.com/mo.vintage
https://www.instagram.com/bloodthirstyvtg
https://www.instagram.com/sk8nthrift
https://www.instagram.com/vintageheat909
https://www.instagram.com/eat_sleep_thrift
https://www.instagram.com/2blood2bare (Mostly womens stuff but some mens)
https://www.instagram.com/m.i.l.f.d.a.d (More of a designer reseller)
>>11875868
I like this

>>11868956
Good looks senpai

1 Dolla each

>>11877808
total fail on your halloween costume. its supposed to say "VAGINA", not "BUD"

I forgot to take into account the fact that it was fitted for someone wearing a full chest rig and vest, so it absolutely swamps me. Though it was only $25 so I can just order a smaller one.

>>11878415
backside

>>11878415
very nice w2c?

>>11878422
/k/ommando store, milsurp section. downsize a TON unless you're a seven foot tall monster

>>11878388
wtc Java hat

>>11878433
The 80's, I got it at goodwill

2.5$ each.

>>11864754
>>11864758

Got some nice framed Kandinsky posters for cheap a couple years ago. Looking forward to getting more for my own place next year

5 dollars, what can I combine this with? Was thinking tucked in with black jeans and black dress style boots. Help me out

Does anyone know any good thrift stores in Budapest? It is a thrift wasteland here it seems

>>11878545
holy fucking fucking fucking shit
no way in hell

>>11879483
You'd be surprised if you live in 3rd world country m8. You can cop designer clothes for cheap at thrift store because sellers don't know the actual value for it.

https://www.grailed.com/listings/1062057-Helmut--Lang-F-W14-Luxe-Waffle-Thermal-Shirt

not thrift find but still.Trying to figure out if I cop or not

>>11879235
a noose

I found acne studios ocbd for 15€

$4.35 for the Filson jacket and $2.30 for the vintage Mansion shirt.

>>11879620
Eastern europe?

>>11879742
damn nice.

>>11879742
Daytona bike shirt was a buck and the Your Head Goes Here shirt was $2.30

>>11879752
SEA

>>11879815
>SEA
what is SEA?

>>11879850
South East America?

>>11875883
Why would anyone want to wear that

>>11870908
myrorna är för det mesta skit, bor iof i falun kanske ser annorlunda ut i andra städer. rekommenderar starkt frälsningsarmen

>>11879850
>>11879939
Lol retard.
Southeast Asia

>>11875860
Reselling thrifted clothes is such a jewish thing to do. Like damn, let the poor people who actually need thrift stores have something decent.

>>11880399
>this argument again

>start thrifting as a fat fuck cause also a poor fuck
>find a bunch of nice, brand-name shit for super cheap in XL, L, etc.
>finally decide to lose weight
>continually refresh wardrobe as I lose weight, learning about fashion along the way
>reach goal weight
>went from XL to S, 40" waist to 28"
>can barely find anything nice that fits

>>11880399
u sound poor

>>11880625
u must be tiny

>>11880960
Manlet. 5'8"

Thrifted these for $5, good cop?

How can I re-yellow the tongues or do they look fine?

thanks guys

>>11882393
nice.

bleach?

Bought this for $8 and dyed it black

>>11868836
>>11868843
>>11868846
>>11868855
Just started browsing the board and I'm already considering suicide 'cause I know I'll never catch up

>>11875860
Grew up lower middle class so I hated thrifting since I looked on it as demeaning

I'm inspired now - but where/how do I begin? What do I look for/how do I know the value of something?

>>11870438
gah damn, the lack of apostrophe fucking seals it

>>11882723
Multiple ways of going about it. Depends on what your style dictates on, really.

A lot of thrifting is one of two categories, in my opinion: finding high-end pieces for cheaper or using the cheapness of thrifting to wear oddball or ironic stuff. Basically the differences between >>11878545
and >>11870438 but they can overlap, especially when you've got current trends syncing up with vintage styles.

That said, here are some tips while thrifting:

>Know what you generally want before going to a thrift store. The super low prices on stuff might convince you to get something, but if you don't really like it you'll never wear it.
>Wear clothing that either matches what you'll be looking for or is versatile/bland enough to match anything. If you're looking for shoes, for instance, wear socks. And if you're looking for dress shirts, don't wear sweatpants.
>If you're on the fence about something, hang on to it. You might come back in a couple days or hours and it'll be gone.
>TRY ON EVERYTHING if you can. Sizing for thrift stores is everywhere, and especially with older items sizes can be way different than they are now.
>Don't be afraid to look in other sections as well, in large stores especially it's often guesswork as to if something is meant for women, men, or boys. If it looks good, nobody will know. (This works for some types of clothing better than others, though.)
>Interesting materials and shapes are cool, but if they're too uncomfortable
>Small defects can often be fixed! Minor rips and tears, missing buttons and bad fits can often be tuned if you know your way around a sewing machine or know someone who does. Heck, if something's really nice it could be worth a trip to a tailor.
>Similarly, altering something can often be a good way to update it. Be flexible in how you look at something and know your wardrobe. If you already can think of ideas, it's a good sign.

(1/2)

>>11883708
argh

>>11882723
It's not hard. I'll show you.
>go to thrift store
>look through the racks
>find something appealing to you
>make sure it's in decent condition before trying it on
>buy it if it fits and looks good

It's not rocket science. Go to all the thrift stores you can. It's not entirely accurate to say that the nicer clothes will be at the stores near nicer neighborhoods because shit gets picked over everywhere and stores share stock. I've found some of the nicest shit at the run-down places. One of my favorite shops is in the ghetto.

Also it's important to make sure something is in good condition before trying it on so that you don't get depressed when you find something that you think is nice only to discover after putting it on that it smells like shit/has holes or stains/etc.

Value is up to your research and understanding of brands. If you're talking resale value, search sold listings on eBay and organize them by recently sold (not currently listed unless you want to see if the same item is listed cheaper by someone).

Good luck friend.

>>11883708

Value in my opinion is in the eye of the beholder, however there are some tells for if something if legitimately vintage.
>Embroidered labels or papery tear-away labels are a good sign a shirt's vintage. For merchandise shirts, check any copyright years.
>Generally, there will be less artificial materials used, or if there are very specific ones that were a fad, that could also be a giveaway.
>Bulky screenprinting or decorative embroidery are a good sign. You might even find a shirt with a custom iron-on, pic related.
>Defunct clothing brands, alternatively an old-looking piece with a venerated brand.
>A generic label on a piece of clothing most likely means that it's a custom, maybe one-of-a-kind. These kinds of things are admittedly a weakness of mine.
>Smaller than normal sizes are also a good giveaway, since generally people were smaller back then

For styling with vintage items, it's often a matter of keeping the tone consistent, and not going overboard with a specific look or it can look costumey. If you already know the basics of dressing well, you'll likely be fine.

Really, for me thrifting's a hobby, and I mostly like the uniqueness of what I can find. A lot of the stuff I'm reselling is stuff that I've had that I don't wear anymore, but is in good condition to find a new home.
But finding expensive/high quality things for cheap is also a great reason to thrift. Hope this has helped!

>>11866296
nah ur fine beat the fuck out of them

>>11880399
Thrifting has moved from poor people only to something normies do more. Blame Macklemore if you want.

>>11883716
Good guide friend. I particularly resonate with the reselling after using part. I used thrifting as an excuse to indulge my shopping habits while losing weight, as well as an introduction to fashion. I'd seek out nicer brand clothes that I normally couldn't afford so that I could enjoy them for a while, then when they're too big, sell them for a profit. Once of my best ideas yet desu.

RIP my sick vintage flannel collection though. LL Bean, Carhartt, Osh Kosh, all too big...

>>11883708
>>11883712
>>11883716
Thanks, anons.

My main concern was quality. I'm still new to dressing like an adult, and after lurking and reading about how people got high-end finds for dirt, that got me thinking of how to recognize quality.

And footwear, seems kinda weird to me to buy it from a thriftstore. Tips on those 2?

$10 together

Chinos on the right are Uniqlo

Is there any fucking thrift stores in alameda, CA or even Oakland?
I want to cop some new shit so bad but this place is dead

I thrifted a cool looking fork today. That is all.

Past thrifts of note include a Jil Sander military longsleeve, early APC jeans and some Kapital jeans, all of which I ended up deciding to sell
I got a sick French F2 jacket that I wear all the time.

>>11885296
jacket looks siqq

Anyone know any fire thrift stores in Sydney?

>>11862488

Thrifted this juban shirt for like $10. No idea what to wear with it though.

http://i.imgur.com/85A62mY.jpg

Anyone thrifting in Europe?

>>11885296
i like the jacket where can i buy it

>>11884711
You'll naturally get a feel for quality as you handle garments. Look for things like straight stitching that isn't fraying, 100% wool/cashmere/etc. instead of blends (unless it's a technical blend, it's usually done to save money), and trusted name brands (just do our research around these parts. The flannels I mentioned are good companies for flannels and other Americana/workwear.)

Shoes are really a gamble, but less of a big deal than some people make. You can buy cleaners to flush out any potential bad things (mold and disease mainly), but just look at the shoe. If it's in good shape, then the owner was probably a decently clean person. I've never had a problem buying used shoes since I'd only get ones that still looked good/didn't smell like shit.

mate just thrifted stone island track jacket or something like it, will post tommorow

>>11885548
I live in Alameda. I hit the thrifts every weekend and come up on cool shit all the time, you just suck ass at looking.

Salvation Army on Park St. is my #1 go-to, great selection there, there's also a Goodwill close by.

Over in Oakland you've got a Goodwill on International Blvd, haven't gotten a lot of cool stuff there but it's worth checking out. There's another Salvation Army I go to in Chinatown, also pretty good. There's a Goodwill on Broadway and one on MacArthur, though I haven't really been to those. There's an Out of the Closet near Lake Merritt if I remember correctly.

I picked these >>11885296 up in San Leandro yesterday which is close to Alameda, it was my first time visiting the thrifts there. There's a Goodwill and a Thrift Town not too far from each other; the TT has a really big inventory.

Berkeley has a fuckton of secondhand stores, I go to school there and hit up the Goodwill on University pretty frequently. Not a huge selection but I always find really nice cops at that place. There's a Buffalo Exchange on Telegraph, cool stuff but the prices are pretty high. Also a really cool little surplus store on San Pablo Ave, I go there all the time.

If you're really committed you can head over to SF and look at the thrifts there, I haven't spent too much time thrifting in the city but I'd be surprised if you couldn't come up on some cool things.

There's your brief guide to thrifting in the East Bay, stop complaining how this place is dead when it really isn't. Now go forth and buy cool shit.

>>11887330
thanks senpai, i knew i was just not looking hard enough. i heard the salvo here is bad, but those were normie reviews so.
i'm gonna trawl today and see what they have, hope i can get a good outfit for the concert later.
i'm new to the area so it seems dead to me because i haven't been introduced to any places yet

>>11869189
this is true
those pants with all the sponsors that they wear dirtbiking are pretty cool

>>11887064
What's a technical blend? Google isn't giving me anything relevant

40$ thrift haul (21 female bmi 18)
>part 1

>>11887727
>part 2

>>11887727
>>11887731
p-pls love me

>>11875911
charity shops pham

>>11882393
kind of shoe that looks better when its beat up

>>11887867
not him but thats my kid of shoe.

>>11887684
not that guy, but mars thrift and vintage in Berkeley as well. any savers is quite simply phenomenal for thrift if you put the hours in, theres a few of them about. even though theres some great thrift stores in SF, they're often as expensive as new clothes, which is ridic, but whatever.

i meant
>>11887902
to go to
>>11887653
not
>>11887684
sorry

>>11885586
>go to a thrift store in greenwich village
>find nine (NINE!) of A.P.C pants in 29-31 of all types, denim, trousers, even leather stuff
> mfw all of them were maybe 30$ cheaper than they are retail
I realize people could still want older ones that are discontinued, like a greenish/gray full leather pant I'm sure they don't make anymore, but still. wtf

>tfw make a living selling nifty thrifties on eBay

Would recommend to anyone who makes under $20 /HR

>>11887973
thats fucking crazy, im jealous

>>11887973
yeah, that's fucked up
I could only see that making sense for some kind of iconic piece like vintage Helmut or something

>>11888464
I think his point was that it's super lame how they were selling old used pants for almost retail prices.

Here's what I cared to take pictures of.

-Real mall cop bomber jacket
-LL Bean sweater
-Russell Atheltic sweatshirt made in USA. I swear this is the most comfortable sweatshirt I've ever owned, and it was only $1.50
-Some weird Korean sweater
-Vintage Towncraft wool jacket
-Sweatshirt from a company that sells private jets
-Another Korean sweater
-Corvette sweatshirt
-Rodd and Gunn leather sneakers. Best pair of shoes I've ever had, and they were only $13
-LL Bean thermal-ish sweatshirt
-Some 70s bomber type light jacket made in USA
-Truspec H2O parka

Not pictured:
-Vintage gold-plated Ray-Ban aviators
-Vintage wool and leather baseball cap (posted it before, I can post a pic if anyone wants to see)
-black Eddie Bauer backpack made in USA
-Corduroy Levi's 514
-1968 dated M65 field jacket

Almost all of outerwear is now thrifted, it's pretty great

>>11864414
aw sweet i have that same jacket in green as a hand me down
sleeve length on it is fuckin perfect

Copped this all for 40$ at the salvo in alameda
Did I do good for my first time or did I fall for the thrift meme?
I have no sense of fashion so feel free to fire me up, I need to learn

>>11889243
do the world a favor, eat that alligator jerky and then hang yourself, make sure that trash taste dies with you.

>>11888931
ah dude that Towncraft jacket is fucking nice. consider me jelly

~$2.50

Missing: allen edmonds tassel loafers and Adidas superstars

>>11878416
Makes me sad, I bought one of these but I think because I'm a europoor the Polizei on the back was bonded over with this retard looking reflective strip.

Do you guys run the thrifted stuff through a load in the dryer after you get them, or anything like that?

>>11889249
Anon, at one time you were in his position

>>11889243
please guys, i need to know if i did good or if i just bought trash

>>11889809
damn u came up on some gold

>>11889243
don't just buy everything. Lurk more, find fits that appeal to you and then make a list of what you want to buy at the thrift then go look for this stuff. Also if you see just some nice basics like some sweaters or jackets that fit nice, buy them. I don't like zipper sweaters anymore and idk if they are really fa anymore either but the denim jacket looks good and so does that button up underneath the camo cap.

>>11888931
fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you. Those sweaters are golden and so are the jackets. You got a good eye

>>11890130
thanks, it was super busy at the salvo so maybe people had already gotten the good thrifts for the week.
what should i pair the denim jacket with? i was thinking khaki's and some hightop vlado's

>>11890153
Since it looks like a darker shade maybe pair it with some like olive trousers or some grey jeans. Here's a pic for inspo :)

>>11890166
my b wrong pic, and also look for sale days at the bigger thrifts and go when they open up so you get first pick at the good stuff. Trust me, its worth getting up early

>>11890169
thank you anon, i've never really paired my outfits before so i love seeing inspo.
the one thing i noticed is that good shoes are nonexistent in any thrift store, do you know any online places i could get /fa/ shoes that aren't too expensive?

>>11890178
these reebok club c 85 buttersofts are one of my personal favorites and their cheap. These stan smiths, vans og lows, reebok leathers og, some basic new balances are awesome. Just keep going back to the thrift like biweekly and check out other ones, you're bound to find some nice shoes that you can clean up. I've found my two pairs of timberland boots (black and brown/camo) and my AF1 lows at the thrift and they were in good condition. I don't know about a solid site for cheap shoes but just look around and you'll find some

>>11865891
Good man, that shit is dank

>>11890137
Thanks m8. Sadly though it's been in the 70s for the past 2 weeks somehow (fuckin 85 yesterday!) so I don't think I'll get to wear any of this until December.

I miss when October was 50 degrees.

got this, mine says long beach 94 on the pocket instead though