pretty much the title. would love more affordable options but any pricing works fine for me personally. also can be alternative or "basic". anything is good around here. xx
"he's a piece of crap... the kid... you know, he just sucks! he sucked his whole career"
i'll start this with handsome boys club https://handsomeboysclub.com/ and oddly ojm? which isn't everyone's cup of tea but still works https://www.oldjewishmen.net/
"he's a piece of crap... the kid... you know, he just sucks! he sucked his whole career"
ok this is like an in person store and i might lowk be doxxing myself but if u live around me in the midwest there's a REALLY good thrift store like seriously really good im not even playing...
like seriously even if you live in like kentucky or missouri this place is worth the drive
215 N Illinois Ave, Carbondale, IL 62901
sekai de ichiban ohimesama@goodbunny if i have a long ass road trip up north (hashtag nasty ass southener right here) i'll check it out. thanks!
"he's a piece of crap... the kid... you know, he just sucks! he sucked his whole career"
thrift + diy is the way to go if you wanna b eco friendly. unfortunately they don't carry fat girl sizes most of the time so i'm stuck buying new usually. did score some sweet plaid pants for $2 a few months ago tho!
@mallrat damn that sucks. i've done thirfting before dw, just wanted to support brands that are more ethical / eco conscious. glad you got the pants though xx
"he's a piece of crap... the kid... you know, he just sucks! he sucked his whole career"
not sure on specific brands (,; ⩌ ;,) but i recommend looking for "eco-friendly" collections (lots of brands have those, you js gotta look), or buying clothes from okish with an eco-friendly "seal" or materials. this encourages the brands to make more non fast-fashion-y/fair trade certified stuff bc people are buying it (˶ˆᗜˆ˵) be sure to not do this w brands that are notorious for fast fashion tho (h&m, etc). there's also this website: https://fashionchecker.org/
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