Sentences with phrase «at a consignment store for»

As an example, I found the 41Hawthorn blazer that is shown above at a consignment store for $ 16.

Professional Summary I worked at a consignment store for 3 years while attending high school.

I was so lucky and found two Pottery barn swing arm sconces, new in the box, at our consignment store for $ 25 a PIECE!!!

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I've been noticing some great specials on some of my favorite consignment stores and at Kid - t0 - Kid I can take the clothes that C has grown out of and use the store credit to buy new - to - us clothes for Miss A.

I'm wearing them with teal tights, a fair isle vest I got at a local consignment store, one of my favorite XCVI tops that is way too big for me now and one of my favorite pair of platform boots in my closet — the Kork - Ease Avis.

I have been shopping at thrift stores, consignment shops and garage sales for at least the last ten years.

I love to shop thrift but I'm too lazy to dig for it at the local non-profit thrift store, so I have a consignment store where all the organization and sorting has been done for you!

Look at thrift stores and consignment shops for maternity clothes.

Shop at thrift and consignment stores for maternity clothes.

There are lots of ways to shop consignment: 1) brick and mortar consignment stores that stand year - round and offer gently used merchandise at a discount; 2) seasonal consignment sales that pop up just twice a year — for 2 — 5 days — and offer great deals on clothing, shoes, baby equipment, toys, books, puzzles, and more.

And when you're done with your items, consider continuing the giving circle for a family in need or selling at a baby consignment store to keep the clutter out of your home.

I spent $ 200 (mostly at a consignment store) and resold for $ 100 after my pregnancy.

i do a lot of my shopping second hand as it's better for your wallet and the environment and it can be overwhelming at first but overtime you'll get used to what keywords to search for and if there is a favorite consignment store in town that you can visit.

If you don't have any of these and are on a budget, consider shopping for these at your local consignment shops, thrift stores or on poshmark.com or thredup.com.

As for the outfit, its a simple Sunday look — a black and white dress from Loft which I got at 50 % last week, new J.Jill scalloped ballet flats (gifted), floral scarf and to add a little badness (which I've mentioned before when styling a skull scarf and 5 reasons to wear camo) I added this Betsey Johnson Skull Boss satchel I picked up at a consignment store a few weeks ago.

I paired my grey dress from this post (which has become a layering piece»cause I shrunk it) with a flannel skirt (similar here) and fringe vest (similar super fabulous vest here) that I scooped up for $ 10 each at a consignment store last winter.

I knew I wanted to pair this happy shirt with my skirt I had scored at the consignment store last year for $ 10 (similar skirt here.

I just find it interesting — in my head, consignment stores were a little intimidating but now I just shake my head at $ 20 for a dress from Target at Goodwill that I could've gotten on clearance for $ 8.

You know, lately I've been finding that things at our local thrift stores like Goodwill and Value Village are way overpriced and that the many consignment stores have much reasonable prices for higher quality clothing.

I love this beanstalk print top, and when I saw the matching skirt at the consignment store — new with tags for $ 15 — I couldn't resist completing the set.

I scored this Gucci, barely worn, classics for $ 50 at my new fav NYC consignment store (that actually just opened this year) Filmore and 5th.

I shop at consignment stores and thrift stores for the kids so I appreciate the cycle of good will

While I was at the local Annie Sloan Stockist consignment store I happened upon this cute wicker chair for just $ 18.

I have been SUPER lucky and have found some A-DORABLE little Lilly dresses for RIDICULOUSLY good prices at consignment shops, resale stores, and eBay.

A black, full length, incredibly vintage looking (though I believe it was made in the 80s, based on the font used in the tag and the sizing) princess coat that I bought for $ 100 (a huge sum to me at the time) at one of my favourite consignment stores when I was eighteen and living on my own in Calgary, this coat saw me through winters in two countries and three provinces.

I recently saw this same top at my local consignment store for $ 18.

Now the only shopping i do is a grocery shopping, plus i love stopping by at the kids consignment store once in a while, and occasionally buying clothes for myself (twice a year or so around the big sales).

For anyone keeping score at home, this is my second thrifted Burberry coat, and my third Burberry piece overall if you count the black Sandrigham trench I snapped up at my local consignment store late last year.

I'm serious when I say these are amazing deals... we're talking NEW stuff for equal to or LESS than the price of what I see at some consignment stores and thrift stores!

I found a lovely cashmere sweater for $ 15 at the consignment store last month which has been awesome for the holiday season with my new plaid skirt.

I am pretty set for the winter as well, having found some great deals at Poshmark and other consignment stores throughout the fall.

I also wrote to a few bookstores in San Francisco about selling my book, and I now have an offer from a San Francisco store, M is for Mystery, to sell Maids of Misfortune on consignment at their booth at the Bouchercon conference this month, which I will be attending.

For what you'd spend on a full - priced suit from Banana Republic, you could find a designer version at a consignment store.

At the Clothing Dock, a trendy consignment store in Arcata, owner Susan Paul [in photo below with Roxy] sorts through a basket of sweaters and knit tops, while «talking dog,» the term she uses for gabbing about her tan - colored pit bull - cross, Roxy, who lounges on the floor nearby.

For me, though, nothing beats the Haight - Ashbury; the funky boutiques are surprisingly well - priced, and the numerous consignment stores offer up trendy clothes at a fraction of the cost.

For example, if you love designer clothes, you can get your brand - name fix for less — if you're willing to buy gently worn items at a consignment or thrift stoFor example, if you love designer clothes, you can get your brand - name fix for less — if you're willing to buy gently worn items at a consignment or thrift stofor less — if you're willing to buy gently worn items at a consignment or thrift store.

The timing was right and by end of the week I'd found a neat pine TV armoire for cheap at my favorite consignment store, and by the end of the next week, with my bro's long - distance assistance, I had built an extra shelf in the top half and now both printers and all my computer equipment is neatly behind closed doors with channels to hold cords stored, and my monitor and phone are the only items on my desk and I'm on my way finally to having a lovely but functional home office.

This post is the first in an ongoing blog series I'll be sharing here from time to time called «Inspired Style,» which will focus on types or styles of furniture and accessories to look out for when you shop at Goodwill, thrift stores, consignment shops or your favorite local furniture stores!

We stalled out a hair while choosing fabric for the Milo Baughman sectional I found at a consignment store:

Because thrift stores and consignment shops stock many different styles at once they provide the perfect environment for achieving an eclectic look and avoiding a cookie cutter home.

I think if we lived next to each other, we would be great friends - your story about your furniture sounds like what I do - here's a little silly - I did the same thing when we were first married and bought a sofa -LCB- mauve, have you -RCB- that we couldn't afford, but had to have it - the darn thing never worn out - it has been pasted around through all five kids - it finally meet it's end this year - 30 years later =) I just picked up a few things last week at a consignment store - and I'm so looking for a white slip covered sofa too!