VIDEO: How to Thrift a Full Outfit Under $10

by Sammy in 5 Comments — Updated October 25, 2019


I ventured into a GOODWILL OUTLET to check out the $1.69 per pound finds to thrift shop an outfit under $10.

My goal? To thrift an entire outfit for under $10 for a blogger’s conference during NYC Fashion Week. Did I get the job done, and did I do it well? Let me know in the comments below!

Special thanks to the Goodwill Outlet of Long Island City for hosting Sammy Davis Vintage! Check out some of my finds from a previous visit to the thrift outlet store by clicking here!

Happy [Thrifty!] Thursday everyone!

xx, SD

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5 thoughts on “VIDEO: How to Thrift a Full Outfit Under $10”

  1. omg…we need a goodwill outlet in kentucky! I would probably be in the midst of that competitive crowd…lol!

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  2. Those pants are so amazing!! This outfit came out great! I love it with the blazer shut, but I think the whole outfit looks best with that camel coat.

    LOVE LOVE LOVE

    xoxo
    Stacey Kay
    “Runway Inspiration, Vintage Decoration”

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  3. Thanks for sharing. I wish we had one in Georgia. Me and some friends may make a trip to South Carolina to their Outlet. I didn’t know if there would be good finds or not at the Outlet, but you definitely found them.

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  4. Love the goodwill outlet! They call them the “bins” here in Austin. And the rush to get to the new stuff is called “the running of the bulls” =D. not necessary to participate in all that craziness though. Got a wonderful DVF wrap dress sunburst pattern, pristine! for less that 1.69 per pound. And my first snakeskin bag here too. Love it!

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  5. I looooove the outlets. I’ve been to a few in various states while road tripping. Found some amazing vintage goodies. This was a great how-to video! That location looked empty, the ones I’ve been to are packed and hectic.

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