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bittoxic00 t1_jaxiqmr wrote

I’ve looked in a lot of Manhattan thrift shops like Salvation Army, goodwill and independent guys and found two things. They’re either stripped of anything interesting by resellers or they’re overpriced. Just my experience

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guccigenshin t1_jaxmd8u wrote

It's been awhile but my go tos were metropolis vintage and L train vintage. There's a ton of vintage and thrift stores in that area in general, the more mainstream ones being buffalo exchange, beacons closet and crossroads trading for consignment shopping. Also fun to check out search & destroy.

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virtual_adam t1_jaxmh3u wrote

100% chance your home town has better finds than NYC.

The rent alone means just getting donations and selling them for $10 doesn’t work. If you’re looking for $100 t shirts you’re in luck

There are plenty of cheap thrift stores but it’s all just a bunch of h&m and next

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FlamingoOutrageous15 t1_jaxo0b4 wrote

In Manhattan there’s a couple of thrift stores by the new school that has good stuff from all the fashion students. I like beacons closet which is a little more pricey than a Salvation Army but you find more out there stuff. L train is more like basics and is cheaper. You’ll find a bunch of stores in Williamsburg/bushwick

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speedstars t1_jaxopzw wrote

I once drifted a few sweaters which led to a mini beg bug scare. Luckily was able to catch the little aholes that same night so no infestation. If you're going to do drifting I strongly suggest you isolate the items and thoroughly clean and disinfect them asap.

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vron69420 t1_jaxoufh wrote

Lower East side has a lot...round two, 2nd st on orchard, country of on essex

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No_Throat_7938 t1_jaxpptb wrote

14th and 1st

Used and soiled clothes as far as the eye can see

Can also get stolen goods

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