The clothes I collect and sell are the result of a thrift store obsession. I am constantly shopping and feel this draw to rescue pieces from the store that I know will never sell or might never find the audience they deserve. Sometimes, I'm more excited about showing the stuff I've found than doing anything with it or selling it. I started thrifting in college out of necessity to buy clothes to wear. Later, I was thrifting to find the raw materials for the design company I run, Ocheltree Design. Now, I shop, thinking of clothes for me, clothes to be turned into pillows and quilts, and clothes that just have to find the right home elsewhere, hence this shop.
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