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It's a data point of one, but I have never seen a man browsing the clothing in charity/second-hand shops unless the store is styled as retro-chic, whereas there
by retox 7y ago
It's a data point of one, but I have never seen a man browsing the clothing in charity/second-hand shops unless the store is styled as retro-chic, whereas there are always women checking the wares.
- legostormtroopr 7y agoThats probably because men will wear something until it either isn't useful for recycling or is very very out of date (eg. 70's big collars). Hence, no point going to a second-hand store for clothes as there won't be anything good there.
- bdcravens 7y agoI used to believe that, but per the sibling comment, I've been pleasantly surprised by what I've found.
- bdcravens 7y agoMy wife and I started a small business on the side doing reselling. I'm regularly amazed at what I can find for $7 or less at first-run thrift, and for $2 or less at the thrift outlets.