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Souvenirs aren’t just for travelers anymore. Sometimes the best way to inject a little interest into your wardrobe is to get those quirky clothing finds that start a conversation. Because you know it’s true, we LOVE our home turf. Whether we grew up there, went to college there, vacationed there, or escaped there after living at home - where we’re from is a major part of our identity.
And we’re loving the treasure trove of brand tees we now have in our thrift warehouse! So what can you expect from your order? Think of brands you know and love, including sportswear companies like Nike, Adidas, Reebok, Fila, and Puma. Then there’s the big mainstream fashion brands that have been crafting our style trends for generations, including Polo, Tommy Hilfiger, North Face, Nautica, and more.
Do you hear the call of the wild? Animal prints, patterned fabrics, and wild graphic designs have been around for ages, but these ferocious styles didn’t enter mainstream consumer culture until the 1960s and 70s. After having a grand entrance to high fashion in the roaring 30s, what was once worn by the wealthy elite became a highly sought-after style by the general public. And then the hunt was on - from scarves to t-shirts to giant furry hooded winter coats with ears. The world loves animals and yes, it seems we want to look like them, too.
In today’s style and fashion rulebook, there’s nothing stopping us from dressing exactly how we want to - which means if it fits, it’s fair game. These days, tshirts from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s are worn by any gender and considered gender neutral and unisex, even if they were originally made for men. What’s sought after is the design and artwork. The more strange and unique the design, the more desirable the garment becomes.
At Thrift Vintage Fashion, we have dedicated an entire collection to the loveable, animated friends that filled our childhoods. Cartoon characters raised many of us into the amazing adults we are, lighting up our Saturday mornings with endless laughs and giggles, and teaching us valuable lessons along the way. Whether Space Jam was your most-watched flick, or you couldn’t get enough of Tom chasing Jerry, we’ve got you covered.
