Clean (preferably with no stains or excessive fading)
No rips or broken zippers ( a missing button or two can be easily replaced)
No moth holes
No offensive slogans/ graphics

In or out of style doesn’t matter much. They’ll often mark it up as “vintage”!

Ask yourself, “If I needed to make every dollar count, would this item have value?” When doing a good thing, you don’t want for someone to get home and discover that it’s not in the condition they thought. The lighting can be horrific in thrift stores. ( And take pity on the poor store employees who sort through the mountains of clothing donations. Take a peek in their backrooms! )

*End PSA for my fav places to shop!*

I’m going some Spring cleaning and would like to get rid of a good number of articles.

I you live in the Lenox Place area, consider signing up for the Lenox Place Homeowners Association. You would have heard about the car theft immediately, as well as other incidents in the neighborhood.

Email dloupe@mindspring.com and I’ll send you a link about how to sign up.

We’ve blanketed the neighborhood telling people about us, but we’re still building.

Here’s the marketing brochure:
http://www.firestone-tire-recall.com/pages/overview.html