Charity shops

Forever 21 is okay

>>12271921
i thought it was trash, is it not?
is the quality good for the price?

>>12271960
>i thought it was trash
It probably is. But I only buy t-shirts there. Which are much much cheaper than at H&M/Uniqlo, but also much thinner and very plain.

>>12271921
Forever 21 isn't a charity shop.

>>12271911
What's not to like about picking up quality vintage stylish made in uk/usa clothes for 10quid

>>12272192
I've been in uk charity shops plenty of times. Anything good is priced high and the odds of good & cheap nearly nil. Only good thing I ever found was silk-lined handmade and tailored suit jacket £7.

>>12273337
I got 2 pretty nice jumpers out of one the other day for £10

>>12271911

bought two jackets for 30€. original price is somewhere around 200.
My best pullover cost me measy 5€ for beeing made of wool, having an incredible fit I still havent found anywhere.

I love second hand shops.

>>12271911
a great option if you have a decent one nearby. I live in the suburbs so no good thrifts nearby but I still sometimes thrift when in the city

>>12271911
nothing wrong with it.

>>12273337

I think you're just going to the wrong shops and looking for the wrong things. There's one near me that deals in high fashion and you can get great deals on SLP, Fendi etc

>>12274825

Where/what charity is this?