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Related: About this forumIs there a place in the metro area offering professional clothes
to women entering the workforce?
I remember reading about it - not even sure whether it was in Minnesota.
And.. these days, I am not even sure how "professional" - i.e. the "dress for success" from the 80s - men and women dress.
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Is there a place in the metro area offering professional clothes (Original Post)
question everything
Oct 2015
OP
Thank you. Indeed, I drove by the one close to me and they assured me
question everything
Oct 2015
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trotsky
(49,533 posts)1. Consignment and thrift stores are good places to get a deal.
Especially in the "well off" burbs where the professional women change their wardrobes every year or so.
question everything
(47,465 posts)2. Thanks. I once read that many of the clothes that goodwill gets
end up being shredded and turned into a pile of rugs. And this would be pity. But will try.
trotsky
(49,533 posts)3. Also check out ARC of Hennepin County.
question everything
(47,465 posts)5. Thank you. Indeed, I drove by the one close to me and they assured me
that they do go through the clothes and what they don't need, they give it to a subsidiary, or something for further sale.
hedda_foil
(16,371 posts)4. I think this is the organisation you're thinking of
question everything
(47,465 posts)6. Yes, this is the one I was thinking about
Glad to know that one is available in Minneapolis. Will look into them.