Things You'll Need:
- Vintage Clothes
- Vintage Shoes
- Phone Directories
- Vintage Jewelry
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Step 1
Shop regularly for the best selection. Also, make a point to visit a few weeks after a change of season, a time when many people clean out their closets to make room for new clothes.
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Step 2
Let your local consignment store know what you're most interested in and all of your measurements. Many will call you when your preferences come in, or at least consider consigning things they know there is demand for.
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Step 3
Examine all of the items you're considering buying for damages, including separating seams, stains, tears, moth holes, missing buttons or faulty zippers.
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Step 4
Take a look at all styles that you fancy, and that look like they might fit. Previous owners may have had garments altered, so the size 12 may fit more like a size 10.
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Step 5
Consider altering items that may not fit perfectly. Even with a nominal tailoring charge, you're likely to come away with a great deal, especially on high-end designer items.










Comments
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CCrock said
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