I would do it too 😂

glad she admitted that because i’m the same way 😭

@@hectorcorpus230 what?😂 you’re OBVIOUSLY missing the entire point. she bought the item because it was a famous and highly well known fashion label. her “needing a personality” has absolutely nothing to with it.

@@raing7295 right! same here. like if i found anything christian dior, i’m buying it. no questions asked 😂

@@hectorcorpus230 once again, what? peer pressure from society has nothing to do with her buying a shirt for the brand. she’s said in a video that the brand is a brand she likes.

Right!!! Crazy, for donations they get for free!!! 😒

@@ConjureAMillionLLC that part!!! People always talk mess about resellers cause they're making money on cheap thrifted items but goodwill literally make money on free items and no one says anything lmao

@@Feliciatanktop this comment!!! Like we don't pay for the items we resell 😭

Definitely 😂

Same! Jeans at my thrift store are like $15-$20! It’s atrocious

its bc of the resellers. it was priced low for "good-will" , but if everyone's turning a profit instead...why shouldn't the store. a good thing ruined...

@@user-sb2wl8zj7fthat’s true but also goodwill is just reselling stuff they’re given too. It’s all just resale

Some vloggers too

Goodwill are NOT a charity

Same, a whole mood 🤣

Same

Samesies. To the max! Why couldn't AI have gone in a helpful direction such as outfit generation instead of whatever weird shit they're doing with KZfaq shorts? Anyway, excuse me while I fret about my socks

Yeah they getting greedy.

Because now it’s trendy to shop at thrift stores, they’ve become so gentrified that now people who need to shop there can’t even afford it. Don’t get me started on how these girls fill multiple carts with clothes too just to resell it at overpriced prices.

The one near me does different color tags everyday for .99cents & 50% off so if I go on a Tuesday and it’s .99 for pink tags & 50% off green tags .. that’s all I’m buying cause if not it’s not worth it lol

Try going to other charities shops not just Value village. Value Village puts their prices kinda high in my opinion especially for popular brands or cool brands. Which is weird considering it’s donated clothing.

@@cupid3890 not to be rude but I don’t think these girls should be held accountable for the rising in prices. If you’ve ever been to one of these places, in my opinion, there is more then enough to go around for everyone. And even still with it being popular a lot of these clothes still probably end up in landfills. Everyone should have the option to buy affordable clothing. No one knows what financial situation people are in. I feel it is the stores that should be held accountable, as they see that it is popular and they can make a better profit off us. Which is unfortunate because that defeats the purpose of thrift stores in my opinion. And also most thrift stores get their inventory through Donations.

Very true! I found a pair of false teeth in a bag once in a fur coat at Goodwill. Delightful.

I found a $50 in a coat at VV. Didn't end up buying the jacket but kept the tip! 🤣

I found $100 in the pocket of some pants at a thrift store once, sooooo ya don't do it.

@@MyToasterIsBroken honestly the person missing those must have lost their shit not knowing where they are 💀💀 but seems like a pretty obvious place unless intentional

Yup! I found 2 condom pack in it 💀

I wish there was a thrift store like yours near me! I hardly ever find good stuff

Where are these thrifts?

@@jessieh9127 I have a big pile of clothing that isn't right for me and I so wish I had a friend like you to come over and pick through it all 😔

@@le4905 If no one near you and the clothes are in great condition, Poshmark could be an option

Probably fakes though

And as if Sears was an “expensive” brand 😂

Sears can be vintage, they’ve been around since the 1890s

Yeah man, Sears catalog were a thing before cars were common as far as I’m aware so Sears can very much be vintage ?

Sears is over 100 years old.

You do know sear has been around for at least a century I'm not sure if your a vampire or an immortal being but to the rest of us something more than 20 years old but less than 100 is vintage. Sears clothes can defiantly be vintage .

damn you're too kind to donate those 😭😭

@@ryeofoatmeal yes! It’s good to share good stuff (:

Lmfaooooo! Thirsty for attention much? Hahaha…

lol u must never seen super fakes before

They are fakes. Good fakes though

Yes it suited him lol

Yes the jacket looks amazing on him!

Exactly. They have dressing rooms for a reason. Buys “designer” but has no class.

Facts

Where I live a lot of not Brand clothes also cost a lot of money .I need ,for winter , clothes . And money spend for not Brand clothes is a lot .

She doesn’t care. She’s one of the reasons why Balenciaga keeps trolling people with their hideous designs because the “label” is all these people care about.

Right? Why buy for the brand? I always get clothing I really really like and ignore brand tags unless I’m curious. It’s a pet peeve of mine to see people buy a brand.

​@@soiledcats808 I found Marc Jacob's at a thrift store once. I didn't buy it because it wasn't my style.

Lol why?

They way she sat the shoes on the fur of the jacket 😳 I love thrifting but I can only handle it in small spells. I have really bad ocd to the point if I drop something on the floor out of the dryer.. it goes back in the wash!

@@prettyinpinkxxl yeah I can't thrift because I'll freak out for a whole week, its the worst

@@prettyinpinkxxl SAME!!!

@@prettyinpinkxxl I used to work at the high end women clothes and trust me I’ve seen customer left the clothing on the floor in the changing room or the young inexperienced stock person touch or even trying the expensive clothes. The only difference is they put chemicals in the fabrics so the clothes still smell new even after been trying by many customers!

They don’t have fitting rooms anymore.

yes they do. I thrift for a living

@@momteacherlessons7296 okay?

@@thebean2476 yea still pretty weird

Almost every time I go to a thrift store the line to changing rooms is insane. People are trying so many things on each.

Yup And then charges more than the Real Real or Tradesy or Gilt 🤣

Same and they want more than what Walmart sold it for!

I have seen a lot of George brand clothings in Value Village in Toronto. Is that from Walmart?

Nothing wrong with that. It lasts forever.

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There can be legit designer things but it’s very infrequent. Those flats scream “mass produced cheapy flat” before even considering the Chanel aspect. Especially with something like those shoes however, a thrift store can easily spot that the Chanel brand and would certainly look them over and put them behind the”designer counter” if they weren’t fake. Designer pieces that are less obvious either a less flashy name or something that looks typical but has that designer tag on the inside (not quickly and easily spotted) - those are the pieces I’d expect to find on the rack, and have better “legit” potential. These shoes, or those super tacky baby T shirts with flashy designer logos embellished on the front with rhinestones - that seem to be made for every designer name when I HIGHLY doubt that the line EVER made actual rhinestone logo baby tees, to begin with 🙄🙄, or the equally tacky multi colored logo print handbags, that are at nearly every thrift store - that stuff surely isn’t real (despite seeing nearly every reseller on KZfaq finding all of those and each time, excitedly proclaiming that they’ve found designer pieces. Ahem Threads Obsessed). The day Burberry makes a fluorescent lime green baby t with their nÿame and logo plastered across the front in little rhinestones, let me know. Oh wait, but Fendi and Gucci have also designed that same brightly colored baby tee with the giant rhinestone logo detail also?? Wow. What a coincidence! But don’t worry if you’ve always wanted one but weren’t able to get one: I’ll be selling them on my Depop for hugely discounted prices. I’m thinking something like $99? Hits right below that 3 digit $100 price. Oh also - Each one is missing a few rhinestones and the designer names and logos are slightly incorrect - and never mind the fully polyester material (it gives “low quality, back alley flea market booth clothing vibes but it’s the aesthetic that …all of the designers were going for). Hit me up if anyone is Interested in the baby tees!

Every time I have donated clothes or shoes to a thrift store I make sure they are in good condition and the clothes is clean . I seen many people dumping clothes with huge stains , dirty and holes on it they are using the donations bin as a way to get rid of trash.

Wash or dry clean before mixing it w the rest of your clothes

so problematic

@@rachspeed o well🤷🏼‍♀️ not everyone wants to watch you try stuff on in middle of the store, it’s so easy to get a dressing room 😭 it’s screaming entitled

@@asiab.00 not every thrift store has their dressing rooms open 😅

I find it quite cringe that she’s doing this in a sports bra just right there where everyone is shopping. I think because it’s actually kinda rude and inconsiderate to others.

First world problems

Well it happens, all the time. Yes the very wealthy do in fact donate their well used or very aged designer items but more often vintage designer end up in thrift stores when someone has passed away in the family (usually an older person) so a Grandma or Auntie who liked nice things may have had just a few lux peices, all of their clothing is packed up by the family and donated to a charity, and that is how vintage lux designers - that are real- end up in a thrift store. Often the family just doesn't have the time or interest in trying to resell a few peices of vintage luxury items so they just donate it all. Also, a person can specify in their will that all their clothes be donated to charity so that is what is done. For sure there are absolutely real luxury designer items in a thrift store. Unfortunately most thrift stores today are "for profit" , not non profit and they mark these designer items way up and as other stated they keep them locked up behind the counter.

@@makeuplover6852 They do donate but the staff take the good things when initially sorting through the donations

​@@c.o3301 ....okay as someone who works at a thrift store we TRY not too but....yeah sometimes I do heh.

@@caleviwin And why wouldn’t you? 😂

Why would she tell you which location it is so there is less for her? LMFAO. It takes forever to find a good thrift store, especially one like this so I don't see anyone just giving it away

@@jewelk2021 babe she’s mentioned it before many times LMFAO chillll

@@jewelk2021 tbh doesn’t matter the location you can find designer at anyone. Just because she lucked out doesn’t mean she always will. As someone whos been working for the company a long time there is never going to be one location with all the hidden stuff . So sharing where she shopped at isn’t a big deal. Its all about timing when thrifting.

@@Sarahhh this isn't exactly true. certain stores are more likely to have designer than others due to location. thrift stores in wealthier areas will have a wealthier pool of donations that they can put out. it might not be always but it will be more likely and if you're thrifting for specific styles, that's important to be aware of.

@@jewelk2021 girl y are u so rude geez

Made me feel old 🥲 and I’m not even 30 yet

Doesn't bother me. I don't have any allergies at all. I also live in a rural area near a tiny waterfront town in Western Washington I'm not worried about it. In fact, a whole bunch of the things in the local goodwill store that I shop in are things that I donated from my own closet.

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It’s 9.99, normal fake Chanel would cost more than that.

Yes that’s true but it also depends on the area you live in, I live in a proximity wealthy area ( very greatful my sisters and I didn’t come from it😅) anyway I also find real name brand surprisingly

*hoping, unless ur a rabbit?

They were dusty af

They have permanently taken them out of all value village locations and you are not able to return items, only for store credit

I was thinking the same thing. Even if the store didn’t have changing rooms, I would not be changing in my sports bra out in the open, because I wouldn’t want to make those uncomfortable around me. A feel like if we set the timer back a few years, this would be public indecency, but I guess this is normal now.

Vintage clothing refers to clothing made at least 20 years prior to present time