I found these at a local thrift store a couple of weeks ago. They might be my favorite thrift find ever!! They’re extremely sharp

In a recent relocation, I gave all of my Halloween decorations away and have regretted it ever since. Yesterday, I found this cute recycled metal vampire dog for 8 bucks!

I bought a wool fedora on The Real Real for a Halloween costume so idk if that means it’s relatively clean already but how do I clean something like that without ruining it? Are lice a concern? I’m not usually a hat person so idk

The clasp was missing so I got it for $22 haha. I got it repaired for $100 and it’s 925 silver super happy with it I thought I’d share :)

Lamb of God’s first album, signed by all of the band members found in Montréal.

Prices at thrift stores have been getting out of control, but this Salvation Army has taken things too far. They priced this coat at 200$. It was completely acrylic/polyester/fake fur. Anything in this store worth buying was almost at full price new. These places are getting clothes for free. A majority of society relies on thrift stores to cloth themselves and their families. Im just beside myself. This is at the Salvation Army thrift store in Chicago on Clybourn.

I found all of this at one thrift store! I gasped at the pink Pyrex and grabbed it so fast 💕

Don’t know that this necessarily belongs in this sub, but it is not 100+ yrs old so I can’t post in antiques. Found this today at a local antique/thrift/oddity shop. So in love with it honestly, been a dream find of mine since I started thrifting. Appears to be a hanging lamp put on a brass floor lamp base, as I can’t find a match for the shade that isn’t hanging (last pic of how it is meant to look).

I thrifted two pairs of heels yesterday while thrifting. They smelled pretty crazy but it was an unlimited fill a bag event so I decided to get them anyway and clean them as usual. I cleaned them both thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol + a toothbrush then went in with baking soda. Rubbed them with a damp cloth then I left them on a towel to dry in front of a fan with satchels of baking soda to absorb anything else. As they were drying they didn’t smell that bad but today they still stink !!!! Any tips ?? It’s been 24 hours now. I replaced the baking soda just now too

I have a VCR and should have bought this to clean first before testing.

Used, and missing the base that, ya know...makes it work? Okay Goodwill...

I thrifted this bag, very good condition, other than it being clean. If possivle i wanna receive some tips for cleaning it, with homemade products, or products that can be found in every home. Thank you!

This is my dream coat btw~!!! I’ve been wanting this long leopard print fuzzy coat style fit since I’ve seen it pop off on tumblr. Now, the pearls? Giving flapper girl energy but I’m digging it. Much more elegant than my normal everyday spiked choker style, that’s for sure~!! Which I needed for this event.

What’s your dream thrift find btw~!? I’m nosy. 🧐 ✨

I paid $1.99 for this today. Minty condition. Only 250 copies printed, so sold examples are non existent. 2 copies are for sale through reputable dealers though.

So cool I got this for so cheap

This ivory dress with classic black polka dots costs $515 on the original website. It was purchased for $100 at a local thrift store that sells wedding gowns/clothes.

As far as I know it’s only missing one piece.