You walk through the front door of either of their Cape Cod stores and you're immersed in positivity. I don't know if it's Tammy, Lyza and Kaysi's chipper attitudes, the catchy music that you don't even notice until you find yourself humming along, the soft lighting that glints off the jewelry displays, or the seemingly endless racks of dresses, sweaters, skirts that envelops you and then spits you out a different person! Whatever it is, it's unbelievable.
I arrive at Wicked Thrift after school, looking haggard and feeling fed up with the world, but by five o'clock, the color's back in my cheeks and I'm chattering like a little canary again.
Alex, Lyza, and I, trying on dresses, taken by Tammy at Wicked Thrift |
For instance, nowadays I'll be in the mall, and I'll see a top or a dress, and I'll think to myself the cut of that is straight out of the'50s or '60s! ...or...I can see the Russian Revolution in that!
And I learned that you can take all of those pieces and those little stories and make your own story. I'm being super cliche and corny, but it's true. Everything comes together. And when you finally have that 1970s dress with those pumps from, say, a burlesque dancer and that necklace, the one that little old lady wore when she first fell in love, you feel like its something so much bigger. Wicked Thrift gives people the tools to find themselves.
In their stores, each piece was thoughtfully chosen. Wicked Thrift honestly wants their customers to feel happy and at ease, and leave happy- not like huge chain stores that spoon feed trends to their customers and tell them how to think. Wicked Thrift LOVES originality- the crazier, the better! Not one piece is the same in their stores. It's like being Alice in Wonderland with surprises and treasures tucked away in every magical corner.
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