A SHOPPER thrifted a $400 dress at Goodwill for just $14.99, and fans have praised the find as being “made” for her.
The lucky shopper dubbed it as “one of the best thrift finds” of her life.
A shopper thrifted a $400 dress at Goodwill for just $14.99, and fans have praised the find as being “made” for her[/caption]
The lucky shopper dubbed it as “one of the best thrift finds” of her life[/caption]
You never know what you’re going to find when you go thrifting, and this was the case for one Tiktok creator when she found a gorgeous blue dress at an amazing price.
The video creator, called Sapphire, posted the unreal find earlier in May after harmlessly perusing her local Goodwill.
It was then she found a beautiful blue Zimmermann dress for only $14.99 instead of $400.
The sleeveless dress is colored in a deep ocean blue, and has pink and purple patterns on it.
Sapphire beamed that the dress fit her perfectly, along with the pretty material used to make it.
Zimmermann sells highly expensive and luxury dresses, with the cheapest one on the website selling for $425 normally.
The comments underneath the video were equally stunned, and complimented the dress on its own and for the price.
One person said: “That is such a good find! it looks so good!”
Another wrote: “The silhouette and color are perfect for you!”
And a third commented: “GOD I LOVE THRIFTING.”
LUXURY COOKING SET
The US Sun recently reported on another amazing find at Goodwill, this time for a Le Creuset cooking set.
The video creator, called Caroline, managed to grab the four piece set for $23, saving herself hundreds of dollars at the least.
While the exact set seen in the video is not shown on the Le Creuset website, a 5-piece set on the site costs $1,048, and is currently on sale for $784.99.
Le Creuset is a luxury cookware company that originated in France in 1925.
One person wrote: “What a cool find! I know you have been wanting to find some Le Creuset!”
Here are some of the best thrift store finds:
- Tiffany & Co. earrings that sold for $0.34 and are valued at $430
- American Girl doll that sold for $5.99 and is valued at $300
- Bionicle toy that sold for $14.95 and is valued at $18.101
- Gold record plaque for DJ Quik’s 1992 album Way 2 Fonky that sold for @20 and is valued at $200
- Rothy’s brand Sugared Berry pointed-toe flats that sold for $155 retail and are valued at $250
A second person echoed this enthusiastic sentiment, adding: “Score!!!!”
And a third noted: “Stop! Where do people find this?
” I went to goodwill once and found trash and got allergies.”
But Caroline did receive some criticism in her comments for taking the items from Goodwill instead of letting others have them who might need it more.
A sceptical social media user noted: “
“If you can afford your purse you put on display in your cart, you shouldn’t be at a goodwill store.
“Leave it for the poor who would love to own a piece of luxury at an affordable price for a change.”
The video creator, called Sapphire, posted the unreal find earlier in May after harmlessly perusing her local Goodwill[/caption]
