Thrifting and Procrastinating at the Same Time... A College Student's Dream

The life of a college student means attending class (sometimes), sleeping, multiple cups of coffee, and spending time with friends.

So obviously, being productive isn't exactly at the top of our to-do lists.

It's easy to browse for a few minutes during a class or in the IC, but we don't usually have the time to go out on a shopping spree (and our budgets probably couldn't handle it either). That's why, as fellow college students, we're excited to share a way you can thrift shop... from your bed.

Image from Depop

Poshmark, Thredup, and Depop are just a few of the many apps/websites you can now buy and sell second-hand clothing. These sites are social commerce marketplaces, where developers are essentially a third party to help users sell and make a purchase through a social platform.

As a college student, this is a great option if you're short on time, and tight on your budget.

Whether you want a pair of name brand jeans, a dress for a formal, or the season's newest handbag, online thrifting is the perfect place to start. Not only can you purchase trendy second-hand clothing at a great price, but you can also sell your clothes you don't wear!

Whether you are looking for something specific or just shopping around, consider thrifting online to find second-hand pieces at a great price!

Are you a fan of online thrift shopping? DM us a picture of your favorite piece and let us know if you prefer thrifting online or in person!