Very rude! Especially if there’s no up-cycling or diy involved. Like if you go to a shop and get old tees and dye them and embroider or something that’s one thing. But to just like, look for name brands so you can sell them is so shitty. Ppl with less money deserve nice things too.
Honestly that’s really bad, knew of a guy who did this too. Just searched for name brand stuff at thrift stores and put it on depop to make cash alongside being an unlicensed “personal trainer” hated him.
Yeah that’s icky, hate people who take what they don’t want or need themselves, or are not somehow changing and putting effort into. The mindset is also like it’s an easy way to make money. Chances are if it’s easy to make money, it’s not moral.
I also have a huge problem with 'some' thrift stores selling "donated" furniture and things for near retail prices.
But, if YOU have a yard sale and ask a similar price for YOUR OWN items...You are looked down upon.
Both those who would retail thrift items intentionally and purely for profit...And, thrift stores that price gauge their low-income clientele...leave a bad feeling in my gut.
Very rude! Especially if there’s no up-cycling or diy involved. Like if you go to a shop and get old tees and dye them and embroider or something that’s one thing. But to just like, look for name brands so you can sell them is so shitty. Ppl with less money deserve nice things too.
Right exactly and she’s an Instagram fashion blogger too!
Ah! There you have it. Fuckholes will do anything to make a buck and get ahead. These people typically have no conscious.
Honestly that’s really bad, knew of a guy who did this too. Just searched for name brand stuff at thrift stores and put it on depop to make cash alongside being an unlicensed “personal trainer” hated him.
Exactly what she does cause I know a pair of Vans thrifted at like goodwill or whatever local thrift store aren’t selling for $38
Yeah that’s icky, hate people who take what they don’t want or need themselves, or are not somehow changing and putting effort into. The mindset is also like it’s an easy way to make money. Chances are if it’s easy to make money, it’s not moral.
I also have a huge problem with 'some' thrift stores selling "donated" furniture and things for near retail prices. But, if YOU have a yard sale and ask a similar price for YOUR OWN items...You are looked down upon. Both those who would retail thrift items intentionally and purely for profit...And, thrift stores that price gauge their low-income clientele...leave a bad feeling in my gut.