The BEST Minimalist Thrifting Secrets That No One Talks About!! | MINIMALISM FOR REAL (Ep. 1)

I've been an avid thrifter for years, and today, I'm sharing my BEST thrift shopping tips for finding good stuff and saving money at the thrift store. Thrift store shopping isn't just good for your wallet; it's also a great way to be more sustainable...but it can also be easy to waste money on stuff that ends up as clutter in your home if you're not careful. So, how can you thrift shop like a minimalist? Come and thrift with me, and I'll share all of my best thrifting tips and hacks in episode 1 of this brand-new series called Minimalism for Real!
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[@AtoZenLife]

Do you have any thrifting secrets to share? 🤫 Comment below and if you want to see an empty house tour, you can comment with the word HOUSE or the 🏡 emoji. Thanks for watching :)

[@ArtingFromScratch]

Maybe it's an American thing but I have never had someone take something out of my cart. That's awful

[@wesleywinchester1890]

Are you telling me that you did not bring you best essentials like pan or coffee maker to America? Never buy second hand unless you want bed bugs.

[@elizabethlangheim7214]

@@ArtingFromScratchI’m an American and I’ve never had that happen to me either. I’ve thrift shopped for decades.

[@wesleywinchester1890]

​@@elizabethlangheim7214I don't lie. I wud not wish my bedbug experience on my worst enemy

[@wesleywinchester1890]

I hope you checked for bedbugs b4 buying your home

[@kfoley2334]

Sometimes the charity shop has to be appreciated like a museum. You see beautiful stuff, wonderful items that evoke memories, but you don't have to bring everything

[@AtoZenLife]

Great mindset 💯

[@margaret1336]

Or a library for things we need for one task or occasion.

[@k.h.7575]

"if something is not 100% yes, it's a no".. that's a good one 👌

[@robodd4694]

That's what I try to do with most things. If I have to think about it longer than 2-5min then its a NO. And even then if while shopping I did say yes but keep wondering if I should then it goes back.

[@theresaanndiaz3179]

I put stuff into my cart and do a final sort before I pay. Sometimes, I find things that are better than what I picked up first. It's also too easy to get over enthused about the bargains when you begin.

[@lynntravels]

I'm a thrift store shopper, and my rule is what I call one in one out. For example I saw this mid century modern end table and I could not leave without it because it matches the aesthetic of my house. When I brought it home I removed the old end table out of my house to be given away for free to whoever may need it.

[@AtoZenLife]

That’s a great rule 👏

[@lynntravels]

@@AtoZenLife Thank you 😊

[@psychokitty7268]

I love MCM

[@christinnickel7290]

🏠 Of course I want a house tour. Can't believe you even asked. 😅

[@dianasanzana1838]

What a great episode! I am a minimalist too, and now, when I go to a thrift store, I am OK with spending an hour in the store and walking out without having purchased anything. Thrifting can be so relaxing; cheap therapy. 🌷

[@jenellehardin2670]

This reminds me of what my mother and I would do a couple of times a month. Go downtown and go "window shopping." We would get ideas for clothing, specific items to watch for a sale on, and as you said, relaxing fun. I do the same now looking online but it lacks the exercise and comradery. Great memories.

[@tonette11000]

Regarding people taking things from your cart when you're trying on clothes: I would definitely try on clothes first thing when you get to the store while your cart is empty. That way there's nothing to "steal".

[@sgallant2107]

I love to shop thrift, but I'm A-OK about leaving empty-handed. It's something of a challenge that I set for myself, going home with a Fabulous Find - or nothing at all. 😊

[@strangertobluewater]

There’s something to be said about completely redefining the way you go about appreciating things. Maybe the memory of the jello molds lives on in the space they occupy in the store. You refreshed the memory by holding them and creating a new memory shelf of them in the store. You don’t need to move them into your interior space or exchange money for that. Maybe this new memory shelf is healing, or heartwarming, in a new way.

[@AtoZenLife]

Exactly! Just because I like something, that doesn’t mean I need to own it. 😁

[@sandys6379]

What I have learned in this journey is that the first step isn’t to declutter items that you own…it is to stop the influx of items coming in to our homes. 🙏🏽

[@marthadueck6461]

Thank you for that tip. 😊

[@gabrielafonseca4034]

The "fantasy self" is so real! I've tried so many times to try nice shoes that I end up giving up after wearing them for hours, making my girl friends very happy. It helps to make peace with your looks and body type

[@AtoZenLife]

So true! 💯

[@lormor460]

I love this format 😊. Great info and I would definitely love an empty house tour! 🏠

[@AtoZenLife]

Thanks so much for watching !

[@livnthedream123]

Congrats on your house Marissa! so happy for you. Yes, would love to see a empty house video. Thanks for all you do an share!

[@pamarnold8156]

You totally scored on those Container Store desk sorters. I love thrift shopping.

[@robodd4694]

I think one of the best de cluttering/minimalist things to do is if you are going to a thrift store take some things do donate. An item for an item. Esp. if its a charitable thrift store. If you have a list of 5 items you want to buy go around your place and look for 5 items you can live without.

[@gabrielafonseca4034]

I met three sisters a long time ago and they were expert thrift store clothes shoppers, following in the steps of their mother and grandmother. They could identify every stain and knew how to remove it, and were mending and restore queens. One of them got her beautiful, pure silk wedding dress from the fifties for 30 dollars, years before she even knew her husband. And her sisters all wore the same dress with tweaks they all did to it to make it different. I'm sure their daughters will wear that same dress.

[@AtoZenLife]

That’s amazing! 🤩

[@Mrs_Guac_and_Glock]

I got my wedding dress secondhand too. It looked just like Cinderella's dress and it was only $50! Don't sleep on it, folks!

[@IamSnowbird]

Looking forward to the series. I would like a haul video of what you buy for the new house and YES to a house tour. I will never be a minimalist but I am decluttering and learn a lot from you. I won't buy upholstered furniture or throw pillows or suitcases because of fear of bedbugs.

[@AtoZenLife]

Thanks so much and happy to have you here 🤗

[@saramarie111]

Steam clean anything you ever take home. Especially if it is used. Steam every seam, nook and cranny. Then steam it again. Bedbugs are no joke!

[@naturalPaths]

I’m amazed no one has taken such a nice large canvas bag out of your cart - the cover-up bag, I mean. !

[@beverlyness7954]

I would have loved to see your husbands expression about either what you bought or how much you saved. I liked the cups you didn't buy, but the color was very old fashion classic stoneware. It would have been hard for me to pass up if I needed them - but I don't. It's shocking how ruthless and competitive other thrifters can be. Fun Video!

[@AtoZenLife]

I wanted to show his reaction, but he is very busy with work. 😔 I’m hoping we can do a video together soon!

[@amberklein1560]

CONGRATULATIONS !!! On finding your new home! 🎉

[@beaterose3759]

House tour, yes please! And, please show us the items you purchased and perhaps how you styled them in your home. I would love to see those organizers on your desk. And, why not bake us a casserole in your new dish :)

[@D_and_M_J]

🏠🏡🏠Definitely in for a house tour!!!

[@AtoZenLife]

🙏❤️

[@hannas6407]

I'm always tempted to buy those brown and off-white ceramic mugs at drift stores. Then I realise it's nostalgia more than anything else, because my parents and grandparents have had those mugs.

[@hannas6407]

And maybe I have a tip, or a mindset, related to the whole nostalgia thing. Sometimes I treat drift stores like museums of past trends and designs, so I won't be tempted to buy every item I feel nostalgic about. The things belong where they are and I can come back to view them without having to take them home (unless I actually need them).

[@Marian-pp4se]

I love this. Usually we see ppl decluttering. But your videos are showing how you shop as a Minimalist. I love how you didn't buy the cups because they were cheap and were microwave & oven safe. You didn't like the color and neither did you spouse. (They were ugly lol) . You left them to buy something you love. Its the intentional purchases as a Minimalist, even with the clear pan you went with the pricier one because it fit you best. I'm looking forward to this series. Welcome back to the states as a homeowner!

[@katiebellejohnson2688]

This was fun! Thanks for taking us along for the ride. 😄🏡

[@kims914]

Congratulations and I’d love a HOUSE tour!

[@emilianodiaz-page4233]

Congratulations on finding a home. How exciting for you guys!

[@tanyajohnston8262]

Wow I live near a small town, thrift all the time and never have I had someone take something from my cart. That is crazy

[@ILoveFountainPensCdn]

Great point about knowing your prices. Where I live, the second hand stores have things that are donated locally, at no cost to the store to acquire the items, however they price things higher than it cost the person in the first place. Recently, I had some good quality items to donate, however instead of selling them or bringing them to a second hand store, I put them out for our municipality’s ‘curbside giveaway’ weekend. I really wish that they did it a couple of times a year (Spring and Fall) instead of just once (Spring).

[@trumax33]

Great tips! I always put my purse in the grocery part of the cart, never in the seat. I've had someone comment on something I found. If I had been on the fence about it, I would've let her take it. I watch my cart like a hawk and always throw a piece of clothing over my possible purchases. Then I do a quick add up/edit before I go to check out. Thrift stores are a great place to look for replacement items like the plate from the set that is chipped/broken, etc.

[@dianasimplifies]

Yes to the house tour! So excited for you guys!

[@jenavevesnowolf13]

For future reference, the shaky table might have just needed a few bolts tightened. I've undone the legs on my kitchen table several times moving it to different parts of my house. Thanks for posting! Your content is wonderful! :)

[@jennifercambo]

🥰 we are in the process of moving from SE Asia across the globe to settle after 8 years with two young kids and two dogs! This is the content I neeeeeeed because we are bringing suitcases only and looking at furnished rentals only for a while.

[@rebeccakerr9434]

I loved the format of this video, SO refreshing to see someone thrift shopping with intention and not shoving it all in the trolley! I sometimes hold onto an item I like as I walk around the shop and then just before heading to pay I look at each item again in my hand, most end up being put back but I still get the dopamine hit of shopping, but not the guilt of purchasing unwanted items or bringing home new clutter!

[@judithscharf6318]

I’m a minimalist also and keep a running list. This has helped immensely. Once I got a 14k white gold ring with a pearl and diamond chips for $10. Although I didn’t need it and it wasn’t on my list, I have no regrets purchasing it.

[@h-cchang2102]

I appreciate what you said about being a minimalist takes time and it’s a process…😊

[@marthadueck6461]

I volunteer at a small country thrift store in Canada and it’s so easy to “fall in love “ or make “impulsive”buys working there. Then my daughter told me the one in two things out plus I need to know where it is going in my house and do I have a “home” for it. I’m a sucker for books. I love old books, cookbooks. Can you do a series on how a minimalist would handle this problem. I’ve got rid of a lot already because we moved into a very small house and I wanted to display them or is that considered clutter. Im looking forward to more in this series.

[@Naomi-N1ZPS]

BEST VIDEO!! Real life. Real problems and solutions. I have had to unsubscribe from other youtube channels because I did not feel like they were representing their lives honestly: they were showing a fairytale life. While it could be nice to watch perfect people who have everything figured out and live seamless lives, I prefer to watch channels like yours. Relatable and honest and true. Thank you! I LOL-ed a few times and smiled bc i had also recently come up with that 100% perfect or don't buy idea... if I don't feel like I cannot leave without it and guarding it... like how you felt about the Marie Kondo find... it's a "no."

[@mothsonfire]

Marisa, I grew up in Buffalo Grove, right next door to Wheeling. I'm feeling a little nostalgia!

[@alvinakhair7009]

I remember my first experience of shopping at thrift store 😅 someone took my whole cart after hours of searching and digging… I really had thought it was by mistake. But thank you so much for the tip! It never came to my mind to cover the cart! ❤

[@randomatwork15]

Great video as always! I love the new series idea. It's often so hard to find day-to-day representation of minimalist lifestyles that's actually realistic and achievable and I can't wait for the rest of the videos 😊

[@helpmeethines]

We’re so very excited you found a home & would love to see a tour as long as it’s not an invasion of your privacy… 🏡 🏠

[@SusanBame]

Most of my possessions now are thrifted or second-hand. YES to the idea that if you don't 100% LOVE it, it's a no. I've also now arrived at the point where I'm not taking on any more projects. If a button needs to be replaced or sewn back on, no...worn elbows in a camel hair blazer are not getting patched, I'll get a new used one with good elbows...no more fixing moth holes in cashmere...no more buying something so I can clean the stain...the most I'll do is take wool pants to the tailor where she can fit them to my height. That's it.

[@CindyLorraine]

I’ve heard from a family member that the Habitat for Humanity in Skokie has really great furniture pieces. Also, have you joined your local Buy Nothing group? You can get lots of great home items for free from your fellow neighbors. I would also drive around your local universities this time of year, end of the semester, as lots of grads are moving out of their apartments and just leave stuff out on the street. Lastly, there’s a free clothing swap at Uncommon Closet on June 26! Congrats on your new home! Can’t wait to see! 🏡🩷

[@Awesomefulninja]

Yesss. I'm in North Carolina, but we've found some really fantastic things at several of the Habitat for Humanity ReStores here. They also tend to have a LOT of furniture items, better overall quality, and good prices. Edit to add: oh, and there are also some really awesome items from the Buy Nothing groups, but it definitely depends on the area. Before I moved, there was a CONSTANT flow of amazing items. My new area never has anything 😢

[@epilz1978]

Congratulations on finally finding a house! 🥳 I would love to see a tour.

[@stellamc]

Congratulations on the house!🎉 Yes to 🏡 tour. Yes to learning how and what you buy to furnish your new home. Great video!

[@Laressamack]

I feel you on leaving behind that Easy Bake Oven!

[@allisonkemper5533]

The one about knowing your diy bandwidth is a perfect reminder for me. I’ve had to stop bringing in new clothes with flaws. I always think I can fix or mend them and when I get a free moment to myself, I don’t choose to do that task. If it’s not a perfect fit, I can wait for one that is. I have clothes at home that fit.

[@ginagonzalez6547]

Hi Marissa, Thank you for the tips. However, just to mention something about bed bugs. They are all over, including clothes and wicker items everywhere they can live and multiply. My advice to you and everyone who goes thrifting, is thst if you have a garage or if you live in a neighborhood where they don't take things, leave it out of the home, put it under the sun all day especially now in the summer where it's very hot, then, leave it in the middle of the garage where if there is something thst would crawl out of it, you will be able to see it and treat it accordingly. For garments and small items like linen, throw pillows, etc. 2 or 3 thorough hot wash cycles will do the trick.

[@user-ho4sb7ug4m]

Really excellent. Thankyou.So many helpful hits. Well done on your new series!🌷

[@sl9906]

🏡! Congratulations on your new move! Have you tried a buy nothing group in your area? I have had great success, but even better is meeting my neighbors and gifting things that really have blessed them.

[@redrover2370]

I’d like to hear about how your family deals with comparison, especially now you’re setting up home in the US. Do your boys gets comments from their friends? Do you find people try and give you stuff because they think you lack in some way? For example, I do capsule wardrobes for my kids but then family will buy them new outfits after seeing them in the same clothes a few times

[@closetplayimage]

Good grief; that fish mold brings back memories of my childhood. I remember my mom had one of those... As for clothing, having a list of garment measurements of items that fit well (and bringing a tape measure with you) can easily eliminate items that won't fit and save you time in the dressing room. (Or make the dressing room unnecessary!)

[@beatricepineda5923]

The Goodwill outlet stores can be even more ruthless. There are people that buy in bulk to sell overseas and sometimes they will elbow push and hurt you as you’re searching for items in the bin. In Seattle, it’s a huge problem that there have been times people have been kicked out of the store for aggressive or problematic behavior. But to be fair, there have been other times when people have been sweet and offered me something. They thought I might like or my little girl might like something.

[@marijhae]

Thank you for showing what real minimalism looks like on a day to day basis! It takes time, and gives you room to think about purchases before you spend your money. I really lite this new series!

[@karinecarrier7998]

Congratulations on the new home!!! 🏡🔑

[@judyharris7795]

This will be a great series. I can’t wait to see the new house. Congratulations!

[@carmenlheureux5435]

What an interesting video! I loved it! Can't wait for the rest of the series and to see your HOUSE!

[@KristinaHoneyHavenFarm]

I have been thrift shopping since I was a child, and you are so right about prices. Some stores are great, others are not worth a second visit, and some are in between. A great place to thrift items other than clothing are (Habitat for Humanity) Restore stores. My husband and I built a farmhouse and all of our cabinetry and most of our furniture came from Restore (otherwise we already owned what we needed). Like other thrift stores, prices can vary and tend to be higher the closer you get to a bigger city, at least in our experience. I must say though, that I have never had the experience of someone taking things out of my cart in a thrift store, probably because we live in a rural area. One thing that would be great for stores to bring back is a book exchange program; when I was young, you could bring in 2-3 books that you owned, and trade them for 1 book that the store had.

[@GamerStruggles]

If you get a little uncomfortable trying on clothes in the aisles I measured my favorite pants/skirts with measuring tape (the sewing kind) then I bring it to the store with me so I'll at least know if it'll fit or not. :) especially since women's sizes for different brands are unreliable.

[@ΜαριαΒαλιωτη-λ9ο]

It is so nice that you have so many options to buy from a thrift store in USA! I live in Czech Republic for more than 7years and everything I bought second-hand was through fb marketplace with the exception of some clothes that I found in thrift shops but they were not something special. I was also lucky enough to find some gems next to the garbage bins. Unfortunately, I am could not find any decent place yet...

[@denisearonow4921]

This is such a good idea for a series. It really does take thought and intention to maintain a minimalist home/life.

[@catherinegilmore2709]

Yes!! Love that your gonna be doing this series. As I commented in another video my husband, our four girls, and myself have bought my in-laws massive home. Complete with long term tenants and bugs!! Pest control is coming to bring the required "boom" this week but seeing and learning how roaches live, hide, and sneak into all sorts of furniture and appliances has diminished my love of thrifting currently. Thank you for pointing that risk out because I wasn't ever concerned and now I KNOW better. I am happy to hear your settling in and look forward to your upcoming videos.

[@HLS821]

I just had to let you know how much I appreciate your videos. Your effortless and natural style is so soothing. The minimal makeup and hair really add to the calming vibe. And can we talk about those fabulous eyebrows? They look amazing!

[@jejrstans]

🏠 Would love to see an empty house tour. It's cool to see how it starts and then the cool way you make it a home! Thanks for these great thrifting tips!! I LOVE the "catch and release" one.

[@kbencsik1]

I love thrifting, and at the same time, I'm trying to minimalize so I try to be careful about my purchases. Your tips were super helpful and original. Thanks!!

[@jarcha4200]

Gooodwll prices in Wisconsin are through the roof, so are the “Restore” stores. I have better luck with the smaller shops.

[@creativelycountry1617]

Yes house tour! Would also love seeing the process of seeing each room then set up. That’d be awesome to watch you intentionally “fill”, or maybe a better word would be set each room of your home 😊

[@redrover2370]

I could see those copper moulds making a cool art display in a kitchen or dining room, kind of like people hang baskets

[@hwright9608]

So excited for you! 🏡🏡🏡

[@munagalalakshmipranati]

PLEEEASE make a Video on mental and emotional minimalism in the series

[@dakotacabn]

I appreciate the fact you were uncomfortable filming in public. I hate when someone is filming me without my permission.

[@carolrobinson9642]

Excellent advice for newbie thrift store shoppers! I had fallen into those “traps” many times in the past.

[@Jennifer83881]

I love thrifting. I used to be embarrassed as a teen, not anymore. It is so good for the environment (& wallet 😉) The tips you gave are great. It's super important to check yourself to avoid overbuying 😉

[@susanfleming496]

I always wanted an easy bake oven when I was a kid! 😂

[@jaydapinoy83]

I love that! “Catch and release”

[@colleen6921]

Happy you finally found a 🏠. Can’t wait to see!!

[@ayaya64]

I so want to learn how to be a better thrifter so I am in love with this series!

[@kitw76]

Yes 🏠 tour!

[@andreal3396]

I’d love a house tour, of course! 🏡

[@jandkhilbert]

Thanks for the tip about trying on clothes. Im surprised that someone would take out of a cart - i heard it happen at hobby lobby from a friend but she had an employee see it and cobfronted the perpetrator

[@AtoZenLife]

Oh nice that they did! Yeah, I was shocked after it happened too 🥲

[@thestorygirl2818]

Wow all I can say is I want to go thrifting in Chicago! So many nice items and so cheap! Wow. Thrift envy.

[@NA-vj5lu]

Would love a house tour and really enjoyed this video

[@Mrs_Guac_and_Glock]

Thrift shopping warms my heart💗 Also, cleaning tip for the baked on spots: Brillo pads! Edit: 🏡

[@Smallworld2024]

Yaay ❤ i love to see your new home. İ am so happy for you 🌸🌺

[@lindamcdermott9980]

🏡 congratulations on finding your new house. I look forward to seeing more shopping and thrifting videos. I love your mindful, minimalist and functional style.

[@pippyg7747]

Congratulations on the new house!!! So excited for you! And yes -- would LOVE to see an empty house tour!!!!

[@Shiryone]

This was great fun. And fyi, you can easily clean glass baking dishes with a Brillo pad and just a little elbow grease. And yes on an empty house tour. Did you purchase a house?

[@kimhouchins1103]

🏠 I hope you will take us along as you set up your new home with furniture etc. are you looking forward to setting up your new home? I love your videos. You use doe of the same terminology that Dawn the Minimal Mom and Cas from Clutterbug use. I find all 3 of you awesome and relatable 🙂🙂

[@JenniferGorman-o3p]

I've been waiting for this video telling us you guys finally found a house! So happy for you guys. And YES we def want an empty house tour please :)

[@41yearoldnewdriver]

I am trying to become more frugal too! This is a movement, being frugal in my 40s is a great decision on my part. Thanks!

[@sofycleme]

Coming back from the house tour video. Can’t wait to see what you got and how you are going to place it!

[@greg19071961]

Congratulations on finding your new home...would love a tour🏡

[@angeliamarquis6721]

Hi, Marissa. Excellent content today. Love your way of thoughtful thrifting by NOT falling for nostalgic items and treating thrifting shopping the way you should retail shopping . . . don't buy what you don't need and don't settle because of the price. This was one of the BEST thrifting videos yet, for me, because of your thought process. Seems simple, I'm sure some people are thinking. But, it can be overwhelming because we have "cheap" thoughts in terms of thrifting when it really comes down to wasted dollars. ❤ from Kansas City

[@alanajay789]

🏠 🏡 🏠 🏡 🏠, definitely, yes please. Love seeing the layout of houses! Congratulations on your new home!

[@christinequintana881]

Loved the tips on how you thrift shop. I always end up taking something home I didn't need. Will remember your good advice. The pink stuff would probably take stains off the porcelain dishes. But I hate how they have started raising prices in the thrift stores. So many people are reselling items now that it is ruining it for those who want or need to save. I would have left them behind too. I can't believe people actually take items from someone else's cart. What is this world coming to? Congrats on your new house!

[@TheSheps14]

Love this video!! I went thrifting yesterday with my mom and had several “catch and release” items. We also found several items for great deals, including an almost new Vera Bradley backpack for $10.

[@maryb-h980]

🏡 Hi Marissa, I'm so plsd that you've found a house 😄 I really enjoyed this vid & look forward to seeing more of your new home. Lv n blessings to you & your family. I pray you'll be very happy there. mxxx

[@ginagonzalez6547]

I need to decclutter my closet from trendy outfits and buy basics timeless pieces. I would love it if you make a video just of basic timeless clothing. Very much appreciated.