Interesting to see! I love hearing about sustainable brands. I kind of want to get some Birkenstocks bostons to love, but unsure about ordering because no store sells them here and I really want to try because I don’t know about their sizes…
Looking forward to the try-on video! There is a very specific fit & color of jeans that I've wanted to find forever, not super wide leg but loose & very soft but not stretchy, broken-in vintage blue denim. Also a soft, slouchy beanie for winter.
I LOVE the top you're wearing in this video! Where is it from? ❤ I also want to try some Hara The Label, I almost bought an Ami bandeau on Depop but someone else was faster! I'd love to know your opinion when you get them! I've also found I need to size down in more expensive brands and up in cheaper brands, so weird! I don't bother going by the size tag anymore, just the measurements as everywhere can be so wildly different. I really want more Indigo Luna pieces, I've bought all my pieces on Depop, super hoping to find a skort on there eventually! 🥰
Ahhh! This is such a fun video. I can’t wait for your try on video. I don’t think that there is anything that I have been wanting for a long time. I have so many clothes and I thrift a lot. Right now I have been thinking about a wool blend thigh length herringbone overcoat and I really love the Damson Madder tie front denim vest but it is sold out right now. Oh..and a brown oversized cardigan would be helpful. I am actually in the middle of a wardrobe clean out so it has put into perspective what I do not need to be buying. I found a vintage store nearby that has a free store for the community once a month and I want to bring everything there instead of to a thrift store.
In the past, I would mainly buy second hand clothing. Like 80% second hand and 20% not, like underwear, bras and pjs. Then I noticed the past few years I was buying a lot from Amazon and Old Navy. I'm trying to get back into thrifting more because its more sustainable and fun. Although I did just buy 2 items at Walmart. I guess balance is the key. With shopping ethically, I'm plus size and these brands are just too expensive for me. Also my weight is up and down a lot so I'm never investing in my clothes. I do love Indigo Luna and Hopefully one day I will buy something from them.
This was so fun! Also thank you for touching on feeling guilty maybe? for buying things that aren’t sustainable. I don’t have the money for fancy brands that are super ethical so I thrift everything but when I need something because my size isn’t available (I’m plus size) or I need something that will last me and I might not have to repair all the time, I feel like buying new can’t be an option even if it would be the best option, of that makes sense. But then I also feel guilty for possibly over consuming whilst chasing the thing secondhand as well because I think I’ve found a great option only for it not to work out, then be on the hunt again. Sorry for the ramble, but all that to say- Have you found a way to silence or at least quiet that voice in your head?
A follow up/unboxing video for all these purchases would be so wonderful!
I love that you added subtitled. Didn't actually notice till the end of the video because I subconsciously read them haha
I'm so excited for the try-on video!!
Interesting to see! I love hearing about sustainable brands. I kind of want to get some Birkenstocks bostons to love, but unsure about ordering because no store sells them here and I really want to try because I don’t know about their sizes…
Looking forward to the try-on video! There is a very specific fit & color of jeans that I've wanted to find forever, not super wide leg but loose & very soft but not stretchy, broken-in vintage blue denim. Also a soft, slouchy beanie for winter.
Morning from Hawaii that was a good video on buying your dream wardrobe on this video
Ooh I can't wait for the try-on video, I'm excited to see how you like everything. I hope they work out
I LOVE the top you're wearing in this video! Where is it from? ❤ I also want to try some Hara The Label, I almost bought an Ami bandeau on Depop but someone else was faster! I'd love to know your opinion when you get them! I've also found I need to size down in more expensive brands and up in cheaper brands, so weird! I don't bother going by the size tag anymore, just the measurements as everywhere can be so wildly different. I really want more Indigo Luna pieces, I've bought all my pieces on Depop, super hoping to find a skort on there eventually! 🥰
Ahhh! This is such a fun video. I can’t wait for your try on video. I don’t think that there is anything that I have been wanting for a long time. I have so many clothes and I thrift a lot. Right now I have been thinking about a wool blend thigh length herringbone overcoat and I really love the Damson Madder tie front denim vest but it is sold out right now. Oh..and a brown oversized cardigan would be helpful. I am actually in the middle of a wardrobe clean out so it has put into perspective what I do not need to be buying. I found a vintage store nearby that has a free store for the community once a month and I want to bring everything there instead of to a thrift store.
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In the past, I would mainly buy second hand clothing. Like 80% second hand and 20% not, like underwear, bras and pjs. Then I noticed the past few years I was buying a lot from Amazon and Old Navy. I'm trying to get back into thrifting more because its more sustainable and fun. Although I did just buy 2 items at Walmart. I guess balance is the key. With shopping ethically, I'm plus size and these brands are just too expensive for me. Also my weight is up and down a lot so I'm never investing in my clothes. I do love Indigo Luna and Hopefully one day I will buy something from them.
This was so fun! Also thank you for touching on feeling guilty maybe? for buying things that aren’t sustainable. I don’t have the money for fancy brands that are super ethical so I thrift everything but when I need something because my size isn’t available (I’m plus size) or I need something that will last me and I might not have to repair all the time, I feel like buying new can’t be an option even if it would be the best option, of that makes sense. But then I also feel guilty for possibly over consuming whilst chasing the thing secondhand as well because I think I’ve found a great option only for it not to work out, then be on the hunt again.
Sorry for the ramble, but all that to say- Have you found a way to silence or at least quiet that voice in your head?