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1. Find "your" second-hand - one store or a network of stores in which you can always find something for yourself. To do this, it is worth methodically visiting all the nearby (in a small town - all) similar shops. Preferred stores with English clothes (sizes from 6, 8, 10, and up to 28), the main brands are: Topshop, NEXT, Marks & Spencer, New LooK, River Island, Oasis, H&M, Tommy Hilfiger. If there are too many hangers in the store, they hang tightly, the clothes are wrinkled, and there are spots, holes, well-worn clothes, there is a strong specific smell in the store itself - I recommend avoiding these stores - wasting time. second-hand clothing itself is divided into grades when purchasing, and if the store purchases the highest grade (CREAM), it is immediately noticeable: there is almost no smell, a lot of silk items, mostly natural materials, top brands are present (I wear dresses Diane von Furstenberg, Missoni), things stroking before hanging in the trading room. So, suppose such a store is found).



2. Learn the principles of work - deliveries, sales, exchange, etc. Choose for yourself the optimal mode of visits. I do not recommend going to the “supplies”. Crush, things are snatched out of hands, it’s the turn to try on, vanity is not allowed to concentrate on making decisions and choosing the right things, and the insinuating question: “Will you buy?” Reinforces the chance of buying an unnecessary thing many times... Principle - my thing will help me out a lot. But it’s good to go to sales, especially with the thinking of Second Street))), there are fewer things left and you can see potential masterpieces for remaking, buying clothes for pieces of silk or knitwear, etc.



3. To get acquainted with sellers and become “my man” (I praise the store, sellers, clothes, I consult with them, show how it sits on me). It’s not that they left me clothes under the counter (although this happens), but sometimes they show “my” thing right away when they understand my style, and give practical advice on the fabric, indicate defects, and in general, it’s nice to be “mine” »By the customer. Find out your sizes, English, Italian, European (by fitting, it's fast).



4. To develop their own municipalities for choosing clothes. Here are mine: Relate to the selection process with humor and philosophical, enjoy good things even if they don’t suit you) Never buy a thing that needs to be changed / sutured / embroidered / even shortened, (although this is not relevant for most readers of Second Street) . Do not buy things with the slightest defects, noticeably worn. To measure absolutely everything that my eyes fell on, to which my hand was extended, regardless of the size (I take up to 30 hangers in the fitting room, and in my wardrobe there are awesome T-shirts-dresses 56-58 sizes, English 14-18, with “native” 12). View hangers with men's clothing. I wear a men's coat, shirts, pants and boyfriend jeans (naturally from some kind of fight))). If there is the slightest doubt whether you need this thing - definitely NO. You can still weigh the thing until the next morning. If you return to her thoughts, then you can return to the store. Do not be greedy, do not flatter yourself with the seemingly cheap things, extra things in the closet are useless, and if there are too many of them, the savings will come to naught. They say there is another principle: to buy a thing only if you were ready to buy a new one. He does not suit me. Well, I would not buy a men's cashmere coat of size 56 for 200-400 dollars... well, never). However, unsuccessful purchases can hardly be completely avoided, it is worth treating this philosophically).



5. In good stores there are accessories - bags, scarves, caps, hats. belts. Pay attention, buy worthwhile, even if not cheap. I have a collection of silk scarves and great belts, and bags also happen.



6. It’s impossible to come to second-hand for something specific, it’s useless, but you even need to know your season trends and have your own wishlist and mastheads. Therefore, it’s great to draw up the principles of your own wardrobe and follow them; you should not go to a secondhand in a bad mood, or for company. I go there only myself or "drive" someone. Then I take care of this man and enjoy dressing him. And now, recently, before going to such stores, I look at my bookmarks on the SecondStreet website, and suddenly something comes up for their implementation, well, draw inspiration) Good luck on fishing! (function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d. getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d. getElementById(id)) return; js = d. createElement(s); js. id = id; js. src = "://connect. facebook. net/ru_RU/sdk. js#xfbml=1&version=v2.0"; fjs. parentNode. insertBefore(js, fjs); }(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk'));(function(d, s, id) { var js, fjs = d. getElementsByTagName(s)[0]; if (d. getElementById(id)) return; js = d. createElement(s); js. id = id; js. src = "://connect. facebook. net/ru_RU/sdk. js#xfbml=1&version=v2.0"; fjs. parentNode. insertBefore(js, fjs); }(document, 'script', 'facebook-jssdk'));



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