Good Finds at Goodwill

High Quality, Name Brand Clothing and More Sold at Thrift Stores Everywhere

Jenia Silver
Thrift store shopping may be a thing the general public is not familiar with. Where it is a retail store to save money at, many chains are associated with carrying unwanted, or overly- used merchandise. That's not so in numerous donation operated businesses. In fact the Goodwill line of stores is one I have became aware of within the last five years. With locations nation-wide, their message to help those in need from selling what has been given to them is an excellent mission. All proceeds of the earned profits return to community partners for job training and establishing employment for the disabled. The reputation of their standards is one of the highest I have ever found.

Be amazed at the trendy fashions and designer labels. Clothing finds at Goodwill are in no way promised. However, new items are put out onto the sales floor daily. With all sizes for men, women and children any type of casual or dress attire can been seen there. Now that colder weather has arrived a large amount warm clothing and coats have been commonly stocked. Some name brands I always find include: Gap, Old Navy, New York and Co., Nautica, Calvin Klein, Tommy Hillfigure, and other department store major labels.

New and slightly used clothing, electronics, furniture, toys, house wares, jewelry, books, CD's, DVD's, and occasionally holiday decorations are sold at discounted prices. Each colored tag is given a percentage mark down from day to day. Fro example on Sundays a white tag would be 50% off. Take a brand name pair of Gap jeans, priced at $7.00, and pay only $3.50. This is a way to save and compare values. Also, seniors citizens and often times military employees can receive additional percentage discounts.

Donating to a charity can help those in need. For each person who gives to this cause, a tax write off will be assisted in exchange. For that reason, I simple trust of quality can be relied upon. While many Americans have experienced some finical dilemmas from our changing economy, switching from the malls to the thrift stores put more money in your pocket. Getting a good feeling from a good cause is worth the compromise of pre-owned property.

Published by Jenia Silver

I was raised in North Texas. Lived in Las Vegas,NV for five years. Visited the great hippie state of Cali last year, which gave me great resource on writing local stories there. I have been writing for tw...  View profile

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