after years of watching and loving your content, i am truly so happy that you’re consciously trying to give sustainable ways to shop a go!! i know that it’s a slow and steady change (as it is for most) but the fact that you are trying it out speaks volumes 🥰 the fast fashion industry really is so damaging to our environment. anyway, that lilac piece looks absolutely stunning on ya, gal :’) keep it up!!
Noticed some comments saying the States are cheaper for second hand clothing but I don’t think of vintage and thrifting as the same thing. A thrift store is like a charity store in the UK; normal people donate things they don’t wear anymore and usually they are run by non-profits but vintage stores are for curated vintage pieces and usually are normal/higher prices.
Honestly I feel the same thing happens here expect there called consignment shops or they slap a different name on it to make is sound fancier then it is. Like today I sold some clothes to a shop, where as charity shops you wouldn’t get any money back it would just be a tax donation slip you get back. These shops where you sell things to tend to be a little bit cheaper than normal price tho. Tho I would say some consignment shops are better than “curating” there selection than others.
I love your personality Samantha:) Your so calming to watch! I always watch your videos to remind myself that you still have a quiet and peaceful presence and still be successful:)
Sammy! I have been waiting for this video/hairstyle for what feels like a lifetime. I have been wanting to see you with this cut and color, it looks absolutely beautiful on you! This past month I’ve been really interested in zero/less waste and have been reluctant to change my clothes shopping habits but this has been a little boost of courage to tackle on the sometimes dreadfully scary and sometimes unorganized second hand shopping! Let’s be better environmentally and economically sustainable! Side note I’ve been following you for many years now and this is the first time I’ve ever commented on a video on youtube(I’m an old lady and also too lazy to ever comment on any content), but you are my favorite vlogger there is. You’re so personable and real and the most kind hearted RUclipsr there is. Keep doing you lady because there are a lot of us that have been watching you since Uni that still are rooting for you and enjoying seeing you flourish! 🌻 🖤La
I would love to see another vintage shopping video come spring! I agree with you that when I vintage shop it's for certain things. it's not always the best place if you need you're looking for a specific item, but for gym or work clothes it works really well. Then when you have to time to look around some more, that's when I find the really interesting pieces I could see myself wearing everyday.
I always buy boots like Dr Martens second hand even if I only get about 20 quid off. I don't want to break those in and get blisters, thank you very much! I also do the same with converse. I wreck mine so if I can buy ones that have been only worn once for 50% of the price, I will! My best purchase was a second hand rust H&M premium wool coat that was £20 when RRP it was over 100. Worn it every day in the winter. Also, do the same with designer handbags. Chanel were made better back then, so a 1990s classic flap will have solid gold hardware. Sometimes shopping vintage is better!
I was in London last week and I went to the same br and rokit xD but honestly I found them a little overpriced. I suggest you Pop boutique that is in Covent garden too (really close to Rokit),Onimos near Brick lane and the Octavia foundation charity shop near Victoria station (great selection and the ladies there are sooo kind). And for indipendent brand and vintage stuff I recently got into Asos marketplace (and of course,good old ebay!). I love these kind of videos Sammi,I myself am trying too to cut off fast fashion so is nice that youtubers too are becoming more conscious about the problem. Thank you :)
I love all your videos Samantha but I absolutely loved this one! I think it´s such a good idea to go vintage shopping for a change; everyone seems obsessed with the latest fashions in shops.. I think it´s so nice to go to second hand shops etc, and be a bit original and different by finding the things that you really like according to your own personal style, instead of just wearing and buying the same as everyone else in the same sort of shops and just being another sheep! More videos like this please!
I love that you're exploring sustainable fashion in your videos now! For anyone looking to learn more about this topic you should check out 'The True Cost' on Netflix, it's an awesome eye opening documentary about the fast fashion industry.
I’m so happy you’re choosing to be more conscious about sustainability within fashion! I’ve been a subscriber for many years and remember you including pieces from Rokit in early hauls! During a trip to London (I was about 12) I came across a Rokit and was so excited to go in after seeing the pieces you had got in there. I fell in love with their outlook on sustainability within second hand purchasing and unique pieces. Long story short I actually moved to London and got myself a job at the Camden Rokit! So it’s lovely to see you going in there again! I’m really glad to see Fashion bloggers/RUclipsrs use their platform to talk about being more ethical! Ps. Thank you for the many years of great content
Sam, it’s so nice to see you vintage shopping! I started my journey with vintage/charity shopping a long time ago, however two years ago I became truly obsessed with it and never looked back. It does take time to ‘learn’ how to look for things, but you gotta be patient! On warmer weekends, I love vintage shopping in Brighton (I live in London) as it’s a little cheaper, they have so many beautiful vintage shops and an amazing Oxfam next to Poundland. Also, waiste vintage in Brighton do 2 pairs of Levi’s for 30 pounds - it’s where I found my favourite pair! Ah, I just love it! x I love the crop top and the lilac jumper x
I love that you are getting more into the subject of sustainability, just because it is so important at the moment! Such a shame I am seeing this video a few days after returning from a trip to London, would have loved to check those shops out
Gosh yes I remember back 10 years ago everyone was all about vintage and AA! I really like using Ebay, Depop, charity shops in bougie areas (even if the prices are getting pretty bougie) and car boots sales xxx
I started watching you 7 years ago (ah, the days of Dr. Martens, studded jackets and cross jewelry) and I'm so excited to see you return to vintage shopping!
I love watching vintage/thrift shopping videos! Not so sustainable to shop all the time,but definitely cheaper some places,and you can find hidden chems for a much nicer pricer 🙈 Loved the video Sammi x
I hope this video will start a trend among the UK blogger community toward second hand shopping 💛 Thank you, Sam! The lilac jumper is particularly gorgeous 💜
Most of my clothes are secondhand. It’s got to a point now that when people say they like my outfit, I look down and say, “this entire outfit is op-shopped.” I also hold on to clothes for years and have been going op shopping more frequently lately, just because my clothes don’t fit me anymore. It can be a cool way to challenge your style, like pairing things you haven’t tried before, wearing tops backwards, and using dresses as tops or skirts.
that rokit purple jumper has stolen my heart. Looove it and your styling vids!! been watching you since your old beautycrush days. love watching you grow. you've always been and still have been gorgeous inside and out #teamsammi haha xx
I love you for this video!!! you (and other influencers) could really take the stigma of second hand shopping with videos like thid and also I think getting cool clothes from vintage shops shows the LEGIT fashion skills, bc finding cute high street outfits is no challenge at all. this is the profi league
The Tommy bag looks like it may have been one of those free gifts you get with a fragrance purchase...maybe from when the ‘Tommy’ fragrance was launched back in the day.
Love your content lately, been following you for years Sammi, I am so happy that you are interested in sustainability as this is a topic that is near and dear to my heart. 🧡🧡
I like shopping vintage and used to a lot when I was younger, but I've noticed that they have gotten quite expensive. That is one of the reasons why I started getting everything brand new and good quality. I don't do primark and new look, but do prefer topshop, miss selfridges, zara etc. The second hand idea is great, but the prices 😣 I might as well get it brand new. Though I only shop when I need something and wear it for years so I guess it works out as I then give them to charity. Great vid Sam!!
That line with the glasses: "i kinda wanna just wear them to like pick up Indie in, and just be like "heeeey"", you are hilarious!! :D I remember your videos from back in the days, where you always had vintage clothes. I remember you had a belt from Rokit, and back then I thought it was a brand, and I couldn't find it anywhere. Now - years later - I just realized, that it actually is a vintage shop, haha. I really enjoyed this video, Sammi, thanks a lot for your always good content.
THANK YOU so much for doing this. Not only is it important to shop sustainably, but its also extremely important to SHOP LOCAL. Don't let the higher prices scare you people!. Though these things may be second hand or vintage, they are still valuable.
I loved the video, it definitely reminded me of your content from a few years ago. The purple sweater was so cute! As I was watching this video I thought it was funny that a San Diego Padres shirt wound up in a curated second hand shop. We have San Diego Padres shirts at every second hand shop here because they’re such a sucky baseball team and this is coming from a San Diegan. Lol
Wow this hairstyle suits you so well! I don’t really don’t go thrift/vintage shopping in Europe as I find it hard to find good pieces and often there very overpriced.....I’m located in Seoul now and the vintage shops here are so curated! Also Japan probably has some of the best luxury vintage stores in the world so I go as often I can haha!
Hey Sammi! Been watching you for years and I know you were just in NYC and had a great time! if you go back here are some great vintage shops L train vintage (but particularly the ones in Brooklyn) Monk vintage (very vintage if you get my drift might be cool to go find something unique for a photoshoot) Buffalo Exchange (thrift store chain I like the one in manhattan best) Crossroads Trading (the one in Williamsburg is so good they carry a lot of current and relevant brands even some designer pieces) Beacons Closet (old standby again any of the Brooklyn locations are best in my opinion) Vintage Twin (not my favorite I find it to be a bit overpriced in relation to the rest but if you are used to UK thrift prices you might like it also carrys a lot of cool menswear if you want to get Jason in on the fun) What Comes Around Goes Around (so this is actually a designer consignment store type deal but so well curated, maybe you're next designer bag purchase can be secondhand too?) TheRealReal (great website has a showroom in Soho same deal as WCAGA^^^) cool well I hope this helps plan your next trip (and if any other viewers are going to NYC too) Much love from Brooklyn
ah so happy to learn of some good af vintage shops in london, will fill my need while i'm away from bristol (a great place for vintage shopping btw) xx
I don;t know what it's like in the UK, but to me there is a big difference between vintage shopping and thrift (charity shops I think they are called over there). One is just an over-priced used clothing store, often consignment, the other is a place where people drop off their unwanted clothes and a portion goes to charity (the last is the second-hand sustainable way to shop).
I feel like resale in the US is more of a thing. There are so many here of different price ranges. My favorite are the ones where you can sell your clothes, get store credit and get new clothes. Buffalo Exchange is a chain that is really good but every city has a few local ones as well.
I have a few of those shops near where I live and although I think it's great to be more mindful on how we shop and waste I can't help but think these shops sell items that are overpriced. You should check out an event that happens once a month, I think, in Bethnal Green. A Catholic Church right next to Bethnal green St, the entire church is filled with vintage items and I believe you pay £5 for a certain amount of weight. I'll look for the name of it. Love your video's as always 😘👌
you should do some thrifting in charity shops too. my favourite place to get second hand clothing in london is Crisis, they have such nice pieces there I feel like I always find at least one thing I want and you also help those who are homeless so win win! (i've only been to the finsbury park one, but they have such nice clothing and reasonable pricing - beyond retro pays mainstream prices for subpar clothes imo unless its on sale)
after years of watching and loving your content, i am truly so happy that you’re consciously trying to give sustainable ways to shop a go!! i know that it’s a slow and steady change (as it is for most) but the fact that you are trying it out speaks volumes 🥰 the fast fashion industry really is so damaging to our environment. anyway, that lilac piece looks absolutely stunning on ya, gal :’) keep it up!!
Thank you very much! xx
Noticed some comments saying the States are cheaper for second hand clothing but I don’t think of vintage and thrifting as the same thing. A thrift store is like a charity store in the UK; normal people donate things they don’t wear anymore and usually they are run by non-profits but vintage stores are for curated vintage pieces and usually are normal/higher prices.
Exactly!
Very well put.
Honestly I feel the same thing happens here expect there called consignment shops or they slap a different name on it to make is sound fancier then it is. Like today I sold some clothes to a shop, where as charity shops you wouldn’t get any money back it would just be a tax donation slip you get back. These shops where you sell things to tend to be a little bit cheaper than normal price tho. Tho I would say some consignment shops are better than “curating” there selection than others.
I love your personality Samantha:)
Your so calming to watch! I always watch your videos to remind myself that you still have a quiet and peaceful presence and still be successful:)
aww thank you! xxx
Always Samantha:)
Yess more vintage/thrifting videos please!🙌🏼💗
Sammy! I have been waiting for this video/hairstyle for what feels like a lifetime. I have been wanting to see you with this cut and color, it looks absolutely beautiful on you!
This past month I’ve been really interested in zero/less waste and have been reluctant to change my clothes shopping habits but this has been a little boost of courage to tackle on the sometimes dreadfully scary and sometimes unorganized second hand shopping! Let’s be better environmentally and economically sustainable!
Side note I’ve been following you for many years now and this is the first time I’ve ever commented on a video on youtube(I’m an old lady and also too lazy to ever comment on any content), but you are my favorite vlogger there is. You’re so personable and real and the most kind hearted RUclipsr there is.
Keep doing you lady because there are a lot of us that have been watching you since Uni that still are rooting for you and enjoying seeing you flourish! 🌻
🖤La
Oh my gosh thank you so much!! Such a lovely comment! xxxx
I would love to see another vintage shopping video come spring! I agree with you that when I vintage shop it's for certain things. it's not always the best place if you need you're looking for a specific item, but for gym or work clothes it works really well. Then when you have to time to look around some more, that's when I find the really interesting pieces I could see myself wearing everyday.
I always buy boots like Dr Martens second hand even if I only get about 20 quid off. I don't want to break those in and get blisters, thank you very much! I also do the same with converse. I wreck mine so if I can buy ones that have been only worn once for 50% of the price, I will!
My best purchase was a second hand rust H&M premium wool coat that was £20 when RRP it was over 100. Worn it every day in the winter.
Also, do the same with designer handbags. Chanel were made better back then, so a 1990s classic flap will have solid gold hardware. Sometimes shopping vintage is better!
I was in London last week and I went to the same br and rokit xD but honestly I found them a little overpriced. I suggest you Pop boutique that is in Covent garden too (really close to Rokit),Onimos near Brick lane and the Octavia foundation charity shop near Victoria station (great selection and the ladies there are sooo kind). And for indipendent brand and vintage stuff I recently got into Asos marketplace (and of course,good old ebay!). I love these kind of videos Sammi,I myself am trying too to cut off fast fashion so is nice that youtubers too are becoming more conscious about the problem. Thank you :)
I love all your videos Samantha but I absolutely loved this one! I think it´s such a good idea to go vintage shopping for a change; everyone seems obsessed with the latest fashions in shops.. I think it´s so nice to go to second hand shops etc, and be a bit original and different by finding the things that you really like according to your own personal style, instead of just wearing and buying the same as everyone else in the same sort of shops and just being another sheep! More videos like this please!
I love that you're exploring sustainable fashion in your videos now! For anyone looking to learn more about this topic you should check out 'The True Cost' on Netflix, it's an awesome eye opening documentary about the fast fashion industry.
Your hair 😍😍😍
I’m so happy you’re choosing to be more conscious about sustainability within fashion! I’ve been a subscriber for many years and remember you including pieces from Rokit in early hauls! During a trip to London (I was about 12) I came across a Rokit and was so excited to go in after seeing the pieces you had got in there. I fell in love with their outlook on sustainability within second hand purchasing and unique pieces. Long story short I actually moved to London and got myself a job at the Camden Rokit! So it’s lovely to see you going in there again! I’m really glad to see Fashion bloggers/RUclipsrs use their platform to talk about being more ethical!
Ps. Thank you for the many years of great content
You should do a tutorial on this makeup look, looks lovely! And OMG the Tommy Hilfiger bag sooo cute!
Oh thank you! maybe i will!
Sam, it’s so nice to see you vintage shopping! I started my journey with vintage/charity shopping a long time ago, however two years ago I became truly obsessed with it and never looked back. It does take time to ‘learn’ how to look for things, but you gotta be patient! On warmer weekends, I love vintage shopping in Brighton (I live in London) as it’s a little cheaper, they have so many beautiful vintage shops and an amazing Oxfam next to Poundland. Also, waiste vintage in Brighton do 2 pairs of Levi’s for 30 pounds - it’s where I found my favourite pair! Ah, I just love it! x I love the crop top and the lilac jumper x
Ugh, this just made my day! I had a flashback of you in doc martins and diy spiked jean jackets 😭🤗♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I would really enjoy watching another vintage haul of yours, Sammi! Loved this one! x
Samantha you’re so relaxing to watch. Such simple and useful content. I love this hair length and your style always.
Love smaller hauls with items you only really love - an amazing video and I like how you took us with to the shops a bit too :)
I love that you are getting more into the subject of sustainability, just because it is so important at the moment! Such a shame I am seeing this video a few days after returning from a trip to London, would have loved to check those shops out
I got super excited for you when you found the long strap in the Tommy bag. I squealed! 😆
Obsessed with the purple sweater. Been loving vintage sweaters 😘☺️☺️
This hairstyle is so flattering on you Sammi! I hope to see you shop secondhand more often!
Gosh yes I remember back 10 years ago everyone was all about vintage and AA! I really like using Ebay, Depop, charity shops in bougie areas (even if the prices are getting pretty bougie) and car boots sales xxx
I would definitely love to see more "come vintage shopping with me" videos from you! I am so happy you are starting to talk about sustainability more!
I started watching you 7 years ago (ah, the days of Dr. Martens, studded jackets and cross jewelry) and I'm so excited to see you return to vintage shopping!
really enjoyed this haul(: and your hair looks amazing!
I love watching vintage/thrift shopping videos! Not so sustainable to shop all the time,but definitely cheaper some places,and you can find hidden chems for a much nicer pricer 🙈 Loved the video Sammi x
That lilac jumper looks amazing on you 💕
I hope this video will start a trend among the UK blogger community toward second hand shopping 💛 Thank you, Sam!
The lilac jumper is particularly gorgeous 💜
you should do a version of this but with charity shopping instead, would be really interesting to see what you find and how you style it !
Please do more vintage shopping videos, I enjoyed this so much! Also your hair suits you so well!
Most of my clothes are secondhand. It’s got to a point now that when people say they like my outfit, I look down and say, “this entire outfit is op-shopped.” I also hold on to clothes for years and have been going op shopping more frequently lately, just because my clothes don’t fit me anymore. It can be a cool way to challenge your style, like pairing things you haven’t tried before, wearing tops backwards, and using dresses as tops or skirts.
that rokit purple jumper has stolen my heart. Looove it and your styling vids!! been watching you since your old beautycrush days. love watching you grow. you've always been and still have been gorgeous inside and out #teamsammi haha xx
i am digging this new hair!! I CANT GET OVER HOW GOOD IT LOOKS!
Loved this video Sammy! Reminds me of the first kinds of videos you made
I love you for this video!!!
you (and other influencers) could really take the stigma of second hand shopping with videos like thid and also I think getting cool clothes from vintage shops shows the LEGIT fashion skills, bc finding cute high street outfits is no challenge at all. this is the profi league
Those glasses should be your everyday go to!! Make it your thing! Love them! 😍
The Tommy bag looks like it may have been one of those free gifts you get with a fragrance purchase...maybe from when the ‘Tommy’ fragrance was launched back in the day.
Love your energy in this video....maybe because spring is coming but girl you glow....love ya.
can't wait to see you shop for spring :))) i really like this sustainable content my dear Sami
Oh my gosh! That baseball West Yorba Linda Giants tee shirt is from where I live in California!
The long strap find was amazing!
Love your content lately, been following you for years Sammi, I am so happy that you are interested in sustainability as this is a topic that is near and dear to my heart. 🧡🧡
I like shopping vintage and used to a lot when I was younger, but I've noticed that they have gotten quite expensive. That is one of the reasons why I started getting everything brand new and good quality. I don't do primark and new look, but do prefer topshop, miss selfridges, zara etc. The second hand idea is great, but the prices 😣 I might as well get it brand new. Though I only shop when I need something and wear it for years so I guess it works out as I then give them to charity. Great vid Sam!!
Love this! Please make more vintage shopping videos😁
That line with the glasses: "i kinda wanna just wear them to like pick up Indie in, and just be like "heeeey"", you are hilarious!! :D
I remember your videos from back in the days, where you always had vintage clothes. I remember you had a belt from Rokit, and back then I thought it was a brand, and I couldn't find it anywhere. Now - years later - I just realized, that it actually is a vintage shop, haha. I really enjoyed this video, Sammi, thanks a lot for your always good content.
Love the purple jumper! The Tommy bag will be so perfect for the gym :)
I loved this video! I would like to see more of these and it would be nice to see a styling vid where you show how you style vintage clothing ☺️
THANK YOU so much for doing this. Not only is it important to shop sustainably, but its also extremely important to SHOP LOCAL. Don't let the higher prices scare you people!. Though these things may be second hand or vintage, they are still valuable.
Yes Sam I’m so happy for this video! I love thrifting!!! Haven’t even watched it yet... but I’m so excited 😱🖤💕
I love vintage/thrift shopping, I for one will be super happy to see more of these vids
I loved the video, it definitely reminded me of your content from a few years ago. The purple sweater was so cute! As I was watching this video I thought it was funny that a San Diego Padres shirt wound up in a curated second hand shop. We have San Diego Padres shirts at every second hand shop here because they’re such a sucky baseball team and this is coming from a San Diegan. Lol
I would love to see an actual charity shop blog and haul. Loved this though xxx
yeesssssssss SO glad to see this content from such a queen!
Wow this hairstyle suits you so well! I don’t really don’t go thrift/vintage shopping in Europe as I find it hard to find good pieces and often there very overpriced.....I’m located in Seoul now and the vintage shops here are so curated! Also Japan probably has some of the best luxury vintage stores in the world so I go as often I can haha!
YES LONDON VINTAGE!
Lucy Moon had a pretty cool video about places to second hand shop in London that is great inspo 👌
Oh gosh! ROKIT! That was a flash back to the old RUclips days 😅
PLEASE MAKE THIS A SERIES 👏🏼
That lilac jumper so cute!!
OMG! When I saw that your picture had Rok It, I was like WOW! I haven’t heard you mentioned that name in YEARS!
Hey Sammi! Been watching you for years and I know you were just in NYC and had a great time! if you go back here are some great vintage shops
L train vintage (but particularly the ones in Brooklyn)
Monk vintage (very vintage if you get my drift might be cool to go find something unique for a photoshoot)
Buffalo Exchange (thrift store chain I like the one in manhattan best)
Crossroads Trading (the one in Williamsburg is so good they carry a lot of current and relevant brands even some designer pieces)
Beacons Closet (old standby again any of the Brooklyn locations are best in my opinion)
Vintage Twin (not my favorite I find it to be a bit overpriced in relation to the rest but if you are used to UK thrift prices you might like it also carrys a lot of cool menswear if you want to get Jason in on the fun)
What Comes Around Goes Around (so this is actually a designer consignment store type deal but so well curated, maybe you're next designer bag purchase can be secondhand too?)
TheRealReal (great website has a showroom in Soho same deal as WCAGA^^^)
cool well I hope this helps plan your next trip (and if any other viewers are going to NYC too)
Much love from Brooklyn
Yes! More sustainability. Can't get enough😍😍😍 I'm tired of influencers bragging about their new clothes and fancy vacations.
That was fun to watch. Good idea.
That bag is Tommy Hilfiger the cutest thing I've ever seen omds- another great video xxxx
Loving the Tommy bag 💘
Love this take on a haul!! Great video ❤
Love your hair !! Xx
Thank you for really tackling the sustainability issue in a genuine way.❤️
SO grateful for this content and of course for you!! xo
ah so happy to learn of some good af vintage shops in london, will fill my need while i'm away from bristol (a great place for vintage shopping btw) xx
Ahhhhh this might be my favourite hairstyle yet!!! 💕💕💕
Lovely vid Sam! As always . Please do more vlogs and what I eat in a day. Maybe some gym content aswell ❤️
Omg you lo look so good! Hair, makeup and outfit on point😎
Loved this video Sammi , more of this please 👏🏾👌🏾
Crying, I just moved away from London after living there 4 years and beyond retro in Soho was my favorite shop. I miss it sooo much.
I’ve started taking my mum and dads old stuff!
I really enjoyed reading your blog post!
You look so beautiful my love, you’re just glowing. You are stunning inside and out
the moment you unzipped the bag and found its strap !! 💕
i love the items from Rokit, super cute
i'd love to see you go to an actual charity shop x
"don't take my bag!" 😂
Love the hair! And clothes
yessss finally someone w/ big following Speaking on it and trying to change to the better✨✨✨
More vintage shopping vlogs/vintage hauls please
You look amazing! Keep this hair style, color and makeup. It looks you find your best style..
i love you style sam, so playful and elegent yet you look like youre not trying too hard - incredible video once again bby
thank you!
I don;t know what it's like in the UK, but to me there is a big difference between vintage shopping and thrift (charity shops I think they are called over there). One is just an over-priced used clothing store, often consignment, the other is a place where people drop off their unwanted clothes and a portion goes to charity (the last is the second-hand sustainable way to shop).
That guy at the beginning reminded me of Phil Mitchell 🤣 hilarious 😁😁 another great vid x!
Thrifting is da BEST! It’s like my favorite thing! Love this video Sam!
loved the bits you picked up! also love the hair - you can literally pull off any hairstyle!!
I feel like resale in the US is more of a thing. There are so many here of different price ranges. My favorite are the ones where you can sell your clothes, get store credit and get new clothes. Buffalo Exchange is a chain that is really good but every city has a few local ones as well.
Love your choices!!😍 I always buy all my denim at vintage and thrift shops.
I have a few of those shops near where I live and although I think it's great to be more mindful on how we shop and waste I can't help but think these shops sell items that are overpriced. You should check out an event that happens once a month, I think, in Bethnal Green. A Catholic Church right next to Bethnal green St, the entire church is filled with vintage items and I believe you pay £5 for a certain amount of weight. I'll look for the name of it. Love your video's as always 😘👌
So excited for this video I've been waiting for it
Loved this video!
Really feelin’ this hair on you 💕
Hey have you ever been to the Fleetville Vintage Emporium in St. Albans? Definitely worth checking them out!
you should do some thrifting in charity shops too. my favourite place to get second hand clothing in london is Crisis, they have such nice pieces there I feel like I always find at least one thing I want and you also help those who are homeless so win win! (i've only been to the finsbury park one, but they have such nice clothing and reasonable pricing - beyond retro pays mainstream prices for subpar clothes imo unless its on sale)
Everything vintage is amazing 👏🏾😋