Showing posts with label resale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label resale. Show all posts

September 18, 2014

Bargain Buy

The other day Jesse and I were running some errands out in Sommerville and ended up in the square. I saw a really cute green and white dress in a store window and pointed it out to him. He asked if I wanted to go look at it, but I assumed it was in one of the boutiques so I said no, we couldn't afford it right now. We walked around for a little while and then Jesse convinced me to just go look at the dress. We walked into the store and when I looked at the price tag I had to do a double-take because it said $6.00!! I quickly realized that it was a resale shop! I was so glad I had listened to my husband and gone in.
This past Sunday at church we took our families pictures for the church directory. I saved the dress for that and was really glad I did.

Dress: Resale shop in Somerville, Shoes: Target


June 19, 2014

Secondhand Style

One way that I like to get more bang for my buck is by shopping at secondhand shops. You really can get some great buys and cannot tell these clothes have been used! One place I like to go is the Fashion Exchange in Trinity Commons. Now I will say, I haven't been there in probably about a year, so I don't have any recent buys from there, but I used to go quite a bit and had a lot of luck. This store only takes name brand items, so you can expect to pay a little more than your typical Goodwill or what not. I got a lot of Ann Taylor Loft, Gap, Banana Republic, etc. there. Everything was in really good condition, and I thought I got good deals on what I purchased.
Another place that I like to run in every now and then and just check out is Plato's Closet. I know I am probably too old to shop there, but sometimes I can find cute pieces for great prices! This is an outfit I got there the other day. The pants were $6 and the top was on sale for $2! You can't beat that!! I love the zipper detail on the back of the shirt.
Obviously, when you shop at secondhand stores you are going to have to "dig" a little more, but a lot of times it is very worth it!!!