If you have not noticed, thrifting is the new shopping savvy. Every single one of our 'look of the day' models have included an item that they thrifted. Not only does it save money, but you can find the most unique articles there. It also provides other things that range from jewelry to furniture to electronics. One guy that I modeled with for SwaggerNY (which I cannot model for anything) buys his clothing off Ebay. This is cool if you know your size and how things are going to fit, but I do not know my body type that well so I try and stick to exploring the thirft market.
Here are a couple of online thrifts I have shopped at before:
KYC Vintage
D.Fame
....somewhat obsessed with these sites.
I tried to search for all the most popular shops in well- known areas. I hope I'm right :)
Brooklyn
Buffalo Exchange- 504 Driggs Avenue, Williamsburg
Beacon's Closet- 88 n 11th Street, Williamsburg
92 5th Avenue, Park Slope
Housing Works Thrift Shop- 122 Montague Street, Brooklyn Heights
The Salvation Army- multiple locations
Baltic Bazaar- 141 Atlantic Ave, Cobble Hill
Deluxa- 187 Sackett St, Carroll Gardens
Manhattan
Buffalo Exchange- 114 W. 26th Street, Chelsea
332 E. 11th Street, East Village
Beacon's Closet- 10 w 13th street
Queens
Consignment Store: Loveday 31- 3306 31st Ave, Astoria
The Second Best Thrift Shop- 3007 Astoria Blvd, Astoria
Jersey
Salvation Army- 248 Erie Street, Jersey City
Chicago
Land of the Lost- 614 West Belmont Ave # 4
Hollywood Mirror- 812 West Belmont Ave
Buffalo Exchange- 1478 North Milwaukee
