i tried on EVERYTHING in my wardrobe | HUGE wardrobe cleanout & declutter!
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- čas přidán 18. 11. 2023
- WELCOME TO MY FIRST WARDROBE CLEANOUT & DECLUTTER VIDEO. It's time to start 2024 with a minimalistic wardrobe! In this video, I try on EVERYTHING I own in my wardrobe...and get rid of half my clothes!!
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good video, i love it❤
where are those black denim shorts at 6:00 from? so cute
Thank you!! They were form Bershka but I got them a few years ago xx
13:31 What is the song called?
Charity does not need yor stained clothes!
Some specific charities do accept stained clothes if they recycle textile materials as long as it’s not a chemical or toxic stain. And it’s better than throwing clothes away
She said she was going to sell the stained Nike shirt. I'd be pissed if someone shipped me a stained shirt I bought from them.
@@raynarose731 I always mention in the description if something is stained or has any defects and always include pictures of them when selling things😊
Exactly, people can decide for themselves what they want to buy and what they want to leave behind, no need to get nasty.
So you donate all the stained 💩 clothes? who wants that. Why not donate a bit of the sell items that are actually nice for someone.
I donated them to a charity that recycles material and as long as it’s not a chemical stain they accept it. Otherwise I’m just a student trying to make a side hustle selling them. But if they don’t sell I’ll be happy to donate them too. Hope that helps😊
@@paulinaroquettI realise it’s less likely to sell but I feel like it’s better to give them to charity than to throw them away. These people need to watch a movie about fashion waste and the flooding of third world countries. If someone who sees it in the charity likes it regardless of stains then that’s great. If not, at least you tried and if you say they can recycle it that’s also great.