Fuzzy Wuzzy was...actually Sherpa material


I’m sure I’d be preaching to the choir if I told you that Sherpa is everything and more it’s hyped up to be. But really, this Sherpa trend is the most comfortable one we could’ve asked for! Because everyone is wanting Sherpa everything, I’m here to let The Good Life in on a thrifty secret.

I purchased this Sherpa SO printed vest at the Broadway location (Louisville) for just $6.29 I had been looking at a similar item at a retailer earlier in the winter season, but couldn’t bring myself to pay the $30 price tag. Because it’s the season of giving, this vest is CURRENTLY SOLD IN STORES. YES! Right now, it’s hanging on a rack for full price, but at Goodwill I purchased it in perfect condition for a fifth of the original price tag!

So…here’s how to do it: keep your eyes open! Know what’s trending. I find items at Goodwill that are identical to items that in storefront windows on a regular basis. The #GoodwillGold is there, just look for it!

With my Sherpa vest, I also purchased a lavender GAP cowl neck sweater the same shopping trip for just $4.29! It’ll be perfect throughout the spring. I’m loving my #GoodwillGrind. Share your thrifty finds with us!

Best,

A

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our history

Goodwill Industries of Kentucky is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit headquartered in Louisville since 1923. Goodwill gives people up—not a handout—so they can experience the dignity and independence that comes from earning a paycheck.

 

our mission

We help people with disabilities or other disadvantages achieve and maintain employment to gain a better quality of life.

what we do

Goodwill collects and sells donated items to fund programs for Kentuckians who have disabilities or other challenges in finding and maintaining traditional employment. On-the-job training, job preparation skills, and employment counseling are just a few of Goodwill's services that benefit thousands of adults each year and strengthen families in Kentucky's communities.