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[Wellan]

OK, new thread.

I love second hand stores. My favorite is LaMosaïque in St-Lambert, really good quality and today they had a sale for every clothes 25¢ a piece!!!

I want thrift stores to be clean (squeaky clean) and with excellent quality of clothes.

I have my eyes on another one in St-Bruno.

Do you shop in thrift stores? Where are they? What is your best "coup"?

I myself bought 2 brand new jean coats one for me and one for DD, both brand new for 4$ at this store.

[Ybou2002]

Thrifting is interesting indeed because you never what you'll come across. Village des Valeurs sometimes has 50% off sales. If you sign up for their card.

There are good deals to be had. Sometimes even finding new with tags items.

Would love to hear the one you found in St-Bruno. There used to be a community run thrift which had all kinds of greats deals at 25 cents, once in a while.

[tearlessnights]

My favorite thrift so far is the salvation army in griffintown. I would love to find better ones.

[Wellan]

Went to St-Bruno (1665 Montarville) and came back disapointed.

Store super extra clean but, clothes looked worn and "défraîchis".

So my favorite one is still LaMosaïque...

[Wellan]

Discovered "Complexe Le Partage" in St-Constant, on 125 St-Pierre.

Really clean, clothes incredibly new. A little bit more expensive than LaMosaïque.

Paid 6$ for new jeans, 4 to 6$ for sweaters. There is also no tax since it's charity. With the annual membership (optional) of 5$ for a year, you also have access to a lot of other discounts...

Lots of choice, well sorted. Lots of shoes and handbags.

I already knew "Le Partage" because there is one in LaPrairie but the one in LaPrairie sucks (IMO) so, it's the first time I went to St-Constant. I actually went twice last week.