What thrift dreams are made of

I go thrifting quite a bit. Frequenting my local shops is almost like an addiction. Since there are two small ones very close to me I pass by them often, and I often struggle to tell myself not to pull over and pop in, "Just for a second, in case something new came in."

In all the times I've thrifted, I haven't found too many gems. I always hear the stories from other bloggers, that practically mint condition vintage designer item for a dollar, barely worn Frye boots in their size for $3... yes, I hear the stories and they are what compel me to keep going back.

This bag and this trench however, are my diamonds. The London Fog trench was only $3 and was in my size, so that was a huge score! (Trenches aren't too hard to come by, but are always in comically huge sizes.) The bag that you have seen plenty of these past few days was $10 (For many of you Good Will thrifters, that might seem expensive, but for Coach, I didn't think twice.) I even had a woman compliment it, and when I told her I'd gotten it for $10, she said she'd give me double for it! (Sorry, but not a chance!)

So I keep on hunting, and hoping that my next great thrift find is just around the corner.
(It's not however, at the consignment store just beyond the sunflower painted fence.)

The Rundown

Top Gap - Skirt Gap - Trench London Fog Thrifted - Sandals Onex Joan2 - Station Bag Coach Thrifted - Bracelet and Watch The Cavernous Jewelry Box - Earrings Taken for Granite - Airplane Pin Thrifted - Nail Polish Essie Big Spender

Congrats to The Closet Shopper, you've won the Vintage Coach Bag!
Thanks to everyone who entered, I promise to have another giveaway for you soon.
(And how awesome is that Rafflecopter? I'm never going back to the comment style giveaways again. One click to have random.org choose a winner no spreadsheets needed.)