Steve Clark

For some people, going on vacation means enjoying lazy days by the pool or taking in historic sites. But for the avid thrift shoppers among us, traveling to a new city brings with it the opportunity to hunt for all sorts of decorative gems and goodies to take home. During my trips across the country, I’ve loved visiting new retailers in search of fun, one-of-a-kind accents for my apartment. Below, I’m sharing my tips for a seamless out-of-town thrifting experience. 01 of 05 Plan It Out If you’re traveling alone and truly wish to make your vacation all about vintage shopping, go for it. But if you’re on a getaway with others, your alone time may be a bit more limited, so you'll want to determine beforehand the most efficient way to hit all of the stores on your list. Not getting any bites? A quick Google search will also direct you to top thrift and vintage stores in a certain city. Given that many retailers these days have robust social media profiles and websites, you’ll be able t...

Beach-filled vacations are the perfect opportunity to let loose some true-to-you style. Without the confines of the office dress-code, and free from your usual hum-drum routines, you can really shake it up style-wise. Have a blast packing for your next trip by looking into the  thrift stores in Lebanon, TN  for items that just sing to you — “Wear me!”. Heed the call of your fashionista-soul and push the limits of what your personal style.  1. Bohemian Vest Bohemian vests are flowing and free spirited. Look for a vest that will be a cool cover-up for breezy days, but won’t be hot. Avoid knits that are made with wool. You can wear a vest for extra flair between wave-riding sessions, or throw it on in the evenings over a tank top for dinner out with friends. Long, flowing vests will give your outfit a dress-like appearance. 2. Ultra-Hippy If you’ve been primping and grooming in order to make the right impression at work, why not take the vacation as a break from your usual b...