my friend gave me 8 boxes of vintage clothes from his grandma over the last 4 decades - she owned a boutique in southern germany and had great taste. i’m recording the unboxing and can’t wait to give them a second life. if anyone has tips for how to make secondhand selling not suck, lmk!!

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@twolf I think dedicates their time to creating new things but maybe an upcycling project could be cool 👀 ? Also BOSON Protocol could be cool for creating a dedicated store for this...

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I often buy second hand designer clothes and fix/restore/refashion them. Could be fun!

incredible!! i’ll organize a few pieces tmrw and follow up w you. a lot are made in italy / france / germany with decadent materials, so not necessarily designer but maybe worth a look

Cool! Sounds super fun. Decadent materials are the best

another linen jacket this time from creation bauer in pink with a floral lining on the inside and a blue trime, more cool hardware.

This one looks a little more dated than the other one, mainly I think because of the mix of colors and the floral interior. But again, it's a tricky one to change because the cut is tailored and fairly timeless, especially in the German-speaking region of the world. But if I were to change this one, I would probably switch out the lining/facing with a plain color (or maybe a stripe or check could be cute) and then seek to modernize it via styling

kicking off with this madeleine wool blazer in electric chartreuse. structured, lined, and finished with the coolest engraved metal buttons. love the contrast trim, and the pocket detail is cute but maybe dated. it’s lovely as is but i wonder if it could be more wearable?

This is a really unique and beautiful jacket. I'm not sure I would change it. Many women in Switzerland/Austria/Germany wear very similar designs over traditional garments like dirndls, so in that sense, it's not really outdated. I think you could sell this one as it is, particularly if aimed at the right market. Also, I think it could look modern and interesting over the right pair of blue jeans!

these are definitely bold colors - do you try to work from a specific color palette or do you like to get inspired from the pieces? have another 3 jackets in similar styles, still sorting through the formal wear