Would you wear Thrift store clothing?

Sup OT lol, would you ever wear thrift store clothing or no? I used to not like it but I recently found quite a nice jacket and some really nice khakis in one, so now I quite like them. I don't see anything wrong with them i mean if the price is right and the quality is decent why not lol. What about you guys?

yes i do.

and if goodwill counts then i really do.

This question is basically asking, "Would you like your clothing to cost a tenth of what it would elsewhere?"

My answer is obviously yes. :P

Sup OT lol, would you ever wear thrift store clothing or no? I used to not like it but I recently found quite a nice jacket and some really nice khakis in one, so now I quite like them. I don't see anything wrong with them i mean if the price is right and the quality is decent why not lol. What about you guys?

FrenchDynasty

is thrift like primark S: ?

yes. i like to floss my second hand wear items from Goodwill

I would. I used to wear more, but thrift store prices have gone up. A $2 pair of pants is a pretty good deal, but if they want $7, forget it, I can get a new pair for $15 at Walmart.

Also, my dad lost 80 or 90 pounds last year, and as he went from being a little bit bigger than me, to being much smaller than me, he gave me a lot of shirts.

I have bought some work clothes at a thrift store in the past. It's better than tearing up new clothes for work.

is thrift like primark S: ?

BlindBluMonstah

I have bought some work clothes at a thrift store in the past. It's better than tearing up new clothes for work.

WhiteKnight77

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is thrift like primark S: ?

bobbetybob

I would never wear used clothes no matter where they came from.

I would never wear used clothes no matter where they came from.

Pirate700

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I would never wear used clothes no matter where they came from.

Agent-Zero

Of course. Instead of buying a shirt at, let's say Target for $40.00, I can buy a shirt at a thrift store for $4.00.Steak_And_Eggs

[QUOTE="Steak_And_Eggs"]Of course. Instead of buying a shirt at, let's say Target for $40.00, I can buy a shirt at a thrift store for $4.00.Pirate700

I can see where people are coming from with saving money and all. I just don't buy my clothes there unless there is something particular I am looking for. I know quite a few people who do shop at some but seeing how it's some kind of social negative, they never mention it to many people.MistressMinako

[QUOTE="MistressMinako"]I can see where people are coming from with saving money and all. I just don't buy my clothes there unless there is something particular I am looking for. I know quite a few people who do shop at some but seeing how it's some kind of social negative, they never mention it to many people.AutoPilotOn

Not shoes or socks or something stupid like that but you can get nice dress clothes that have probably only been worn once for real cheap so why not?

No 'cause i'd look ridiculous.

I donated some 30 t-shirts to a thrift store as I no longer fit into them. Some were 10 or more years old and still in great shape. I miss my Stomp t-shirt.

Old people died in those clothes no way!

No 'cause i'd look ridiculous.

-Snooze-

Yes. That's where I buy my underwear.

i used t work at one
got some of the cooliest shirts there and it cost me a thent of what they originonally cost plus a 10% discount how awesome is that8)

Yes and I do. I have found some really awesome shirts from thrift stores. I love old short sleeve button-ups.

Yeah. If anything spots my eye I'll get it if it's also in good quality.

I don't now but I've thought about just going and spend 50$ at a thrift store sometime. My wardrobe would be packed for a year lol. Aside from the obvious underwear rule, and various stains and rips, I wouldn't have a problem with it. It's just not the first place that comes to mind when I think of clothes.

I wear them all the time. They're just clothes.

I mean, I like nice clothes, but I'm at home so much that most of my clothes only need to be functional and not offensively ugly. You can find nice enough things at a thrift store.

Uh yeah! Where else am I going to find a brown suit with a pink collared shirt? Old Navy!? I should think not...

It is the hip thing to do now a days.

I've never bothered. I imagine you can find something of value that would be worth wearing though.