hello.

haha thank you. I get them naturally  which is a pain in my rear, so I can’t say I’ll ever be one to get let them form, but thanks?

I live in Vancouver so I thrift mostly in Vancouver, though I check out stores when I travel to different places as well, I’ve worked at thrift stores before and shopped second hand my whole life so it’s my weird little specialty. I have one little attic thrift store a few blocks away that I check out a few times a week for fun and that’s where I’ve gotten 80% of the clothing I’ve bought this year. I also get stuff at value village but I find it a little pricy (smaller local ones are generally cheaper and easier)

the secret to finding cool things when thrifting is checking lots and being patient. thrift stores are pretty hit or miss, one day you might find nothing, one day you walk in and find that someone just donated a bag of their dead aunts old clothing from the 60s, so you just have to keep checking back.

(sorry if that was a way more complicated answer, I get excited about thrifting, it’s like my version of treasure hunting)

yes I do