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I'm a thrift expert—here’s one shopping habit that wastes money
- Experts say online thrift access can turn bargain hunting into a spending trap if shoppers buy without focus.
- Thrift expert Lissy Clow recommends keeping a list of needed items to curb impulse buys.
- Clow says the goal is to extend garments' lifespans, not accumulate cheap clutter.
- Experts suggest negotiating online offers to secure better thrift prices.
- Saving money via thrifting depends on buying fewer, more versatile pieces.
- Thrift shoppers are advised to slow their pace and consider how long an item will last.
- A 2025 resale report found 58 percent of consumers bought secondhand apparel that year.
- Motivations for thrifting include better deals, the thrill of the hunt, and access to higher-end brands.
- Shoppers should assess if an item is actually wearable or just appealing because of the price or brand.
- A bargain that isn’t worn is not true saving, Clow notes.
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