Fashion

[Andreatoo]

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@girliegal wrote:

Simply because sorting by color is probably easier for the staff, and because many of the items may not have tags on them and therefore do not have a size. I usually would not buy clothing at a thrift or consignment store, although you can find some pretty amazing things at very low prices! I do however like to purchase books or artwork and trinkets there. You never know what gem you can find.

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@girliegal

Except Antique Roadshow ruined it for all of us!

lol

[ROMARY]

Anyone here know the time of year that companies most likely donate in order to benefit re: their tax write-offs? 

[Grace6663582]

It is more visually appealing to have the store olor coded in addition most ppl know what color they are attracted to then you sort and select . Simple

[willdob3]

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@Fashionistasincebirth wrote:
It is more visually appealing to have the store olor coded in addition most ppl know what color they are attracted to then you sort and select . Simple

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I don't find that to be good at all. I'd rather look through the items available in my size to see if there is anything I like than wade through a ton of clothes in a color I like only to discover none are in my size so it was a complete waste of time.

[RipleyGirl]

I tend to do my second hand shopping at Value Village and they sort by size. My favorite find so far was an old Burberry trench coat. It was a bit musty smelling, but very cool!

[willdob3]

I think our preferences even for things like how stores are arranged show how we are all "wired" differently. What some love others dislike.

[ECBG]

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@willdob3 wrote:

I think our preferences even for things like how stores are arranged show how we are all "wired" differently. What some love others dislike.

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@willdob3,The store has to fit our "search method"!!!