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For lovers of thrift, vintage, DIY, collecting, and for anyone who lives for finding one-of-a-kind, amazing treasures, the Get Thrifty podcast – powered by arc Thrift Stores – is a must-listen-to source of inspiration. Join host Maggie Scivicque as she and guests discuss topics ranging from design to reselling to fashion to sustainability. Get all the tips, secrets, and know-how you'll need to revel in the thrill of the hunt! To learn more, go to www.arcthrift.com and click on the Get Thrifty podcast.
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- 1 weeks ago48 min
250: This Reseller's Toolkit Will Save You HOURS, feat. Ryan Moore and Kelly Handley
Want to spend less time managing your resale business and more time finding profitable inventory? In this episode, Maggie sits down with Kelly Handley and Ryan Moore of Ultimate Thrifting to discuss the reseller toolkit they created to help sellers track inventory, monitor profits, simplify tax season, and save hours every week. You'll learn how successful resellers stay organized, use AI-powered tools to speed up listings, make smarter sourcing decisions, and build a more profitable resale business on platforms like Poshmark and eBay. SHOW NOTES Kelly and Ryan discuss building a more professional, scalable approach to thrifting and resale. Ryan's transition from running a global software company into developing systems and tools for the resale industry. They discuss how their partnership combines hands-on resale expertise with operational and technical strategy. Why successful reselling requires reducing cognitive overload through systems, routines, and automation. Using AI-powered tools to automate listing descriptions, market research, and repetitive backend tasks. The role of AI in saving time while still allowing resellers to focus on sourcing and decision-making. Advice for resellers to avoid "buying from the heart" and instead rely on sold comps and resale data. The importance of checking market demand and profitability before purchasing inventory.
- 2 weeks ago51 min
249: Why Upcycled Fashion Is About to EXPLODE (And How to Profit), feat. Dana Andrews
The upcycling craze is heating up. Are you ready to cash in? Get real tips on turning thrifted gems into profit, stay ahead of the trends, and get inspired to create your own sustainable style breakthrough. SHOW NOTES Dana shares how she rediscovered sewing during the COVID-19 pandemic after losing her job, eventually turning her creative outlet into a full-time business She shares how thrifting became both a creative resource and a source of inspiration through the excitement of "the hunt" Why estate sales offer a different kind of experience, connecting objects to personal histories and uncovering unexpected stories The shift from solely creating products to also teaching others how to upcycle through digital sewing patterns The importance of making sewing and upcycling feel approachable for beginners and hobbyists alike The evolution of Sunworn Vintage, a sustainability-focused brand centered around upcycling thrifted and vintage materials into functional, wearable art A growing interest in custom commissions, including transforming sentimental items from loved ones into wearable keepsakes
- 3 weeks ago59 min
248: How to Thrift Like a New York Fashion Insider (and Never Overpay for Vintage Again), feat. Sheri Radel
Ready to hunt for vintage treasures like a true New Yorker? This episode dishes out insider strategies, styling tips, and the secrets to scoring standout fashion finds without breaking the bank. Make every thrift trip unforgettable and level up your secondhand style! SHOWNOTES Why 1990s New York City remains a creative blueprint defined by minimalism, individuality, and a pre-social media sense of authenticity. Her reflection on how social media has reshaped personal style, shifting it from instinctive expression to something more curated and performative. How she approaches thrifting as an editorial experience, where developing a trained eye matters more than following trends. Her perspective on younger generations driving sustainability and pushing secondhand fashion into the cultural mainstream. Her enthusiasm for upcycling and reworked vintage, highlighting designers who transform existing garments into entirely new pieces. A look into her personal collecting style, from secondhand décor to unique historical objects. The philosophy behind Cool Best Friend—helping people navigate thrifting with confidence, curiosity, and a more intuitive approach. How her background in advertising and trend forecasting informs the way she sees and interprets fashion today.
- 4 weeks ago48 min
247: How This DIY Hat Maker Turns Thrift Finds Into Profit, feat. Phillip St. Germain
See how thrifted jeans, old pillowcases, and scrap fabrics become one-of-a-kind hats! In this episode, get practical sourcing secrets, sustainable creativity tips, and step-by-step insight to start turning secondhand treasures into a thriving side hustle. SHOW NOTES Core materials include denim, vintage leather, salvaged textiles, and sailcloth, often sourced locally for both sustainability and character Why reclaimed materials offer a distinct aesthetic advantage - natural wear, texture, and history that new fabrics can't replicate A strong stance against fast fashion waste, and how upcycling serves as both a creative and environmental solution The role of social media in growing a brand and building transparency through process-driven content The importance of storytelling in handmade goods. Customers connect not just with the product, but with its origin and transformation Practical advice for makers selling products: Be strategic about shipping sizes and costs Always double-box fragile items to avoid costly mistakes Encouragement for aspiring creators to start with what they have, experiment freely, and develop their own process over time
- May 12, 202638 min
246: The Hidden Value in Thrifted Clothes (Most Resellers Miss This), feat. Kate Wallace
What if every thrifted tee and vintage bag holds a secret that can elevate your reselling game? In this episode, learn how emotional connections, creative upcycling, and community ties can help you find meaning and profit where others see only used goods! SHOW NOTES & TAKEAWAYS Kate shares her journey from global fashion designer to sustainability researcher, shaped by hands-on experience in factories and international design teams The concept of clothing as a "living record," capturing memory, identity, and human connection across multiple owners How passing down children's clothing inspired Kate's research into tracing garments and documenting their stories over time How clothing gains meaning through wear, memory, and relationships between people. How thrift stores are community-driven spaces, rooted in connection and accessibility. The importance of asking "why" in fashion design, questioning purpose, value, and necessity. The role of fit and tailoring in extending the life of secondhand clothing and making pieces wearable again. The contrast between traditional charity shops, curated vintage stores, and modern online resale platforms. Ongoing tension between accessibility and reselling culture, including how rising prices impact who can participate in thrifting.
- May 5, 202650 min
245: The Vintage Resale Boom: Why Thrifting Is Growing 4x Faster Than Retail, feat. Emily Stochl
Vintage is hotter than ever, and secondhand is the new cool. From celebrity fashion secrets to why retro gems beat fast fashion, this episode dishes out insider tips and thrift store gold you can use right now! SHOW NOTES Emily Stochl shares how a lifelong love of thrifting, starting as a teenager, grew into a full career in vintage and secondhand fashion How "boots on the ground" experience such as handling garments, learning labels, and connecting with sellers shaped her expertise The role of storytelling in vintage: every piece has history, meaning, and cultural relevance "The hunt" as a core part of thrifting culture. Why finding pieces in person creates a deeper connection Trend spotlight: the resurgence of vintage fur and how sustainability is reshaping its perception Celebrity and pop culture influence on resale, including Zendaya and stylist Law Roach using vintage for red carpet storytelling, helping normalize and elevate secondhand fashion
- Apr 28, 202638 min
244: The Hidden Gold in Thrift Stores (Most People Ignore This), feat. Tina Thompson
There's gold hiding in thrift stores, and most shoppers walk right by it! In this episode, you'll learn how to spot overlooked treasures, mix vintage with modern style, and turn everyday spaces into authentic expressions, all with secondhand finds! SHOW NOTES: Living on a budget shaped Tina's eye for finding high-quality, unique pieces without overspending. Tina challenges the idea that fashion is reserved for young people, encouraging women to embrace style and confidence at any age or stage of life. Tina believes trends and labels don't define style, confidence does. Her mission is to be a representation and inspiration for women over 50 who want to feel creative, confident, and seen. Tina believes style is an extension of identity, not something you age out of, but something that evolves and grows with you. Her go-to thrifting strategy: start in the men's section for better quality, fit, and unique finds. Tina believes vintage clothing often outperforms modern pieces in quality, durability, and individuality. Knowing your personal style is the key to successful and enjoyable thrifting.
- Apr 21, 20261h 11m
243: The Wild 55,000 Dress Story Every Thrifter Can Learn From, feat. Lisa Graystone
Ever heard of a 55,000-dress collection? Get the wild truths behind this fashion legend, learn thrifting secrets, sustainable style hacks, and how to turn vintage dreams into your wardrobe reality! Show Notes Lisa grew up in a small town and has always been a lover of fashion and a thrifter. She always had an eye for fun fashion items and wanted to dress outside the box. Has family members who work in reforestation and has always cared deeply about the environment. Lisa was raised to have a deep sense of community and care of the environment. Loves to see an everyday normal person put on a gown and live her best life. She thinks celebrity culture is boring. Her advocacy for inclusivity in fashion. Her take on overconsumption, even within thrifting culture, and why "shopping shouldn't be a hobby." It's about buying less and using what you already own more intentionally. Practical styling advice: every piece you buy should be wearable in at least three different ways. Building community through fashion, all finding joy and self-expression through vintage pieces.
About The Get Thrifty Podcast
For lovers of thrift, vintage, DIY, collecting, and for anyone who lives for finding one-of-a-kind, amazing treasures, the Get Thrifty podcast – powered by arc Thrift Stores – is a must-listen-to source of inspiration. Join host Maggie Scivicque as she and guests discuss topics ranging from design to reselling to fashion to sustainability. Get all the tips, secrets, and know-how you'll need to revel in the thrill of the hunt! To learn more, go to www.arcthrift.com and click on the Get Thrifty podcast.
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