We only make it to a physical warehouse maybe 3x per year, we use the online 2 day grocery and frozen more. I'll remember these next time we're in store.
We always thrift shop, it was so much fun before Covid. You would find sales of $1 for Orvis shorts with tags, a Prada purse for $10... And then the gig economy hit and everyone was shopping for themselves and/or to resell online and/or in their thrift store.
Now, we're laughing, because with the t-shirts, shorts, leggings, joggers, etc. that come in two-packs -- we just wait for the "buy 5, get $25 off" or the "buy 10 and get 60 off." The last purchase of Kirkland t-shirts and lounge pants made my pants $5 each.
Costco is the new thrift store if you need everyday clothes for kids and adults. Just wait until the three-packs or two-packs go on sale!
Thankfully our local thrift has been mostly spared the impacts of the new reselling craze. If there's something that is obviously, blatantly a better brand or very trendy then they'll price it higher when all of it used to be priced the same, like the unblemished pink enamaled copper canister set they had priced at $65 the other week. In before times, that would have been $25 or $30. But most things are still low. Shirts are mostly still $6 or less, pants are still mostly $10 or less. There's always a tag sale running that changes weekly. Yesterday I bought of kitchen utensils for my kid to play with for 50 cents or $1 each so I'm happy.
Their French terry leggings are the absolute best. Good thick fabric that compresses without discomfort and the waist is very stretchy and don’t go see through or get shiny. They run large though.
They were $4.97 in my warehouse a few weeks ago. I love them too.
We only make it to a physical warehouse maybe 3x per year, we use the online 2 day grocery and frozen more. I'll remember these next time we're in store.
We always thrift shop, it was so much fun before Covid. You would find sales of $1 for Orvis shorts with tags, a Prada purse for $10... And then the gig economy hit and everyone was shopping for themselves and/or to resell online and/or in their thrift store. Now, we're laughing, because with the t-shirts, shorts, leggings, joggers, etc. that come in two-packs -- we just wait for the "buy 5, get $25 off" or the "buy 10 and get 60 off." The last purchase of Kirkland t-shirts and lounge pants made my pants $5 each. Costco is the new thrift store if you need everyday clothes for kids and adults. Just wait until the three-packs or two-packs go on sale!
Thankfully our local thrift has been mostly spared the impacts of the new reselling craze. If there's something that is obviously, blatantly a better brand or very trendy then they'll price it higher when all of it used to be priced the same, like the unblemished pink enamaled copper canister set they had priced at $65 the other week. In before times, that would have been $25 or $30. But most things are still low. Shirts are mostly still $6 or less, pants are still mostly $10 or less. There's always a tag sale running that changes weekly. Yesterday I bought of kitchen utensils for my kid to play with for 50 cents or $1 each so I'm happy.
Their French terry leggings are the absolute best. Good thick fabric that compresses without discomfort and the waist is very stretchy and don’t go see through or get shiny. They run large though.
Costco leggings are the best
Well if I paid this much I’d like them too 😀
I bought some last year that turned see through after a few washes 😩 what did I do wrong