Who doesn't love vintage shopping. It starts with the thrill of *** possible rare find and usually ends with at least one item purchased that's either *** steal or reminds you of something from your childhood that puts *** smile on your face. But being *** pro rifer doesn't come naturally to all know what you're looking for. According to money talks news, thrift stores rely on donations for their inventory. That means that what they have for sale in store is dependent on what folks don't donate. But some stores do have dedicated boutique areas with vintage or high end items. Be prepared for the cost to reflect its value though, be wary of dupes and evaluate any damage. If you're looking for something authentic, do some research beforehand and learn to recognize the traits of *** knock off and always take *** closer look for any brakes, tears or damages, damaged items. Even if they're real can be dangerous to bring home and leave. No hanger unmoved. According to sustainable jungle, thrift is *** sport because you can expect some competition. Everyone wants to get their hands on *** gem and to find the good stuff you're going to have to put in *** bit of work. This means flipping through every single hanger sometimes, you know yourself and the stores around you better than we do. So you make the call. But hopefully with *** little determination, you can find something amazing.