Spring Thrift Haul & Try-On / Mini Spring Capsule Wardrobe

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A note on pricing. I know some of ThredUp's prices are higher than what you might expect when thrifting. I justify their prices by remembering they employ people to list, photograph, and describe each piece of clothing on their site, and that probably takes a lot of time! I would guess that back-end work is accounted for in the price of each piece. I used to work in a vintage shop and I know first hand that a lot of hard work happened behind the scenes to keep the shop running, and ThredUp is a huge one. :)

I'm sharing the brand name of each piece to help with your search terms, but as always, I encourage you to look for these things out second hand! If you're new to the world of sustainable fashion the documentary The True Cost is a great place to start.

This article does a good job breaking down some of Everlane's issues: https://bit.ly/3sLoMWa

More info on the hidden cost of free returns: https://bit.ly/3elY2pWSpring

Wardrobe Update / ThredUp Haul
Everlane Black Sweater (new with tags) $30 ($68 retail)
Everlane Grey Sweater $40 ($90 retail)
Madewell Black Shorts $24 ($89 retail)
Madewell White Shorts $24 ($89 retail)
Wilfred Free Denim Shorts $18 ($48 retail)
Ann Taylor LOFT Red Dress / Scort $23 ($70 retail)
Madewell Red Skirt (new with tags) $27 ($98 retail)
Amour Vert Black Top $30 ($68 retail)
Amour Vert Striped Top $26 ($59 retail)

New here? Hi, I'm Alli! I’m a content creator based in Southern California with a passion for natural living, attainable sustainability, and personal style. You can find me at home testing vegan recipes, weaving the aisles of my hometown flea market, or beach camping with my husband, Nick! We’ve been married since 2013 and enjoy living simply and surrounding ourselves with family and friends. The through-line of all my creative endeavors during this time has been the simple concept of living gently with myself, with the planet, and with others. Whether it’s reducing my waste on a road trip, practicing minimalism at home, plant-based eating, or simple DIYs -- everything comes back to what’s sustainable for myself and our planet. The community I’ve found on YouTube and Instagram is so inspiring, they’ve become places of empowerment and encouragement where I can share my journey and learn from other like-minded people all over the world.

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