New Found Love for Sustainable Fashion

8:55 PM


About two weeks ago, my friends just had to go on a random trip to Lapu Lapu City. We went to the famous (and recently opened) Korean food mart that also has a small space for snack dining.

On the same weekend, we decided to go on a thrift shop shopping spree where I spent 330 pesos for 7 pieces of clothing. I know. What a steal, right?

One of the pieces that I got from the haul is a blue green suede polo shirt that drapes down to my
thighs.  It was a long ass piece of shirt, I tell you. But mind you, it only costs me 20 pesos. It was such a bargain. And so, I decided to make the most out of what I had. I couldn't wear that long shirt since it does not fit my "aesthetic" - my "vibe". I went to a local tailor and asked if he could cut the clothing into two pieces, so that it could be like a coordinate of some sort.

I got the newly tailored clothes a week later, but then realized I gave him the wrong waist and hip measurements. (Curse this huge hips) But I couldn't let the entire thing be put to waste, and so instead of the other piece being a skirt, I made it into a buttoned-down tube top, which totally passed my vibe check. See photo above for reference.

Over-all the realization here is GO TO THRIFT STORES!!

Sorry for brain dumping. I'm just really happy of the outcome of my thrift store haul.

I've got a few more pieces of clothes I wanted to be altered so I'll probably be doing this again some time soon.


Best,





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  5. Πρέπει απλώς να πω ότι αυτό είναι ένα καλά τεκμηριωμένο άρθρο που μοιραστήκατε εδώ σχετικά με τα φούτερ με κουκούλα.Sprint παιδικά ρούχα Είναι ένα ενδιαφέρον και ωφέλιμο άρθρο για εμάς. Συνεχίστε να μοιράζεστε τέτοιου είδους πληροφορίες, σας ευχαριστούμε.

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