Ive considered thrift stores. Ive donated to them lots in the years. I was talking to my coworker today when we were shifting the day(we never work with other people always solo in shifts) and she put me on to cheap stretchy yoga pants. They are only like 5-7 dollars each sometimes cheaper at walmart. Im thinking im going to have to sport tunic shirts and yoga pants/leggings for awhileWould you consider the thrifting? Bring them some of the now-baggy but still quality stuff you don´t like anymore, give them money for someone else´s cast-offs, and bring them back once those no longer give you joy. I will admit that the scent of thriftstores makes me run a mile at lightning speed but I´m not everyone. And it´s probably the best thing for the environment. (The best thing for people who depend upon the thriftstore to find something to wear for work would of course be you buying new and donating it in two months, hardly worn.) Wanting to feel good in your clothes is a legitimate desire even if you don´t have a customer-facing job but when you do have one it really isn´t a luxury.
Ill probably end up doing some online shopping soon...in store would be better but...covid. Im pretty sure the christmas themed leggings i have from last year are going to be too big...they were really cute too.
I guess this is a good problem to have lol