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Splurging on a pricey purchase can be quite a rush—unless the thrill of the buy is followed by a serious case of buyer's remorse. For shoppers who've grown weary of the Forever21s, Targets, and H&Ms of the world, these 10 Philly stores house great finds that don't require wads of cash.
Just a stone's throw from Second Time Around and Laila Rowe (also on this map), Buffalo Exchange offers instant cash for gently-used men's and women's clothes, shoes, and accessories, all of which eventually make their way to the sales floor.
For welcome relief of Old City sticker shock, head to Lost & Found's sale section for deep markdowns on women's contemporary labels (think Tulle, Ya, Aryn K, OTBT, and Poetic License).
Jam-packed with everything from clothing, accessories, and jewelry to home decor, kitchen supplies, and pet accessories, this Old City shop is a perfect meld of affordability and boho flair.
With sales benefiting AIDS research, this popular thrift shop is brimming with two floors of vintage clothes, electronics, furniture, books, and housewares.
A bright spot on Fabric Row, Urban Princess is known for its selection of wallet-friendly accessories, gifts, artisan jewelry, beauty products, and seasonal apparel.
Just a stone's throw from Second Time Around and Laila Rowe (also on this map), Buffalo Exchange offers instant cash for gently-used men's and women's clothes, shoes, and accessories, all of which eventually make their way to the sales floor.
For welcome relief of Old City sticker shock, head to Lost & Found's sale section for deep markdowns on women's contemporary labels (think Tulle, Ya, Aryn K, OTBT, and Poetic License).
Jam-packed with everything from clothing, accessories, and jewelry to home decor, kitchen supplies, and pet accessories, this Old City shop is a perfect meld of affordability and boho flair.
With sales benefiting AIDS research, this popular thrift shop is brimming with two floors of vintage clothes, electronics, furniture, books, and housewares.
A bright spot on Fabric Row, Urban Princess is known for its selection of wallet-friendly accessories, gifts, artisan jewelry, beauty products, and seasonal apparel.
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