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Your Guide to the Best Thrift Finds
Walking into a thrift store is full of potential, knowing that you could find something perfect and affordable to add to your collection. But thrifting can also be stressful, with so many racks to browse and so little time. If you're looking to lessen your stress and save some time, here is your guide. I've compiled a list of 10 tried-and-true tips guaranteed to help you on your quest for the best thrift finds.
Average as Alternative: Generic Fashion in Subcultural Spaces
This blog by Rita Chandler explores the adoption of plain or generic fashion within alternative or subcultural contexts. What might these clothing choices signify?
Hand- Me- Downs: An Exploration into the Tradition of Passing Down Clothing
Hand-me-downs carry deep emotional and psychological significance. More than just a sustainable practice, passing down clothing creates a sense of connection. In this photo series by Abby Ha, she explores the stories woven into secondhand clothing—the comfort they bring, the history they hold, and the ways they connect us to those who came before.
7 BEST UNCURATED THRIFT SHOPS IN AND AROUND BOSTON
That’s right, here’s the insider’s scoop on some of the best uncurated gems around Boston. We love all the curated stuff. Really, we do. But man, life is expensive. In this list, you’ll find some of the best places I’ve been thrifting that have also been kind to my bank account.
Piping Plover unifies plus-sized thrift, coastal trinkets, and native wildlife preservation
Plus-sized sustainable fashion enjoyers are all too familiar with the glaring lack of size inclusivity in vintage and thrift spaces — “Piping Plover” is here to change that. In this blog post Micaela Grimes explores Boston-based, queer-run, and inspired by the shore, Piping Plover. They are your source for second hand garments of all sizes, hand-made beach-inspired baubles, and more. Dive into this interview with founders Tatiana and Domenic to learn more about their mission, inspirations, and how they help contribute to the preservation of the sand-colored shorebird they’re named after.