Value Village 50% Off Everything Labor Day Haul

For the long holiday weekend, Ally and I headed to West Virginia and Baltimore. I am going to post about our labor day sale first because it was just so massive! Ally and I walked into Value Village and the line was already long but we were in desperate need of work clothes still. We weren't having much luck at other places. This was my first time stepping into a value village and it was huge!!! I was very excited but then we were saw some prices of dress shirts. Some were 6 or 7 dollars which was out of my price range. Ally was only going to get a few things but then we heard the announcement. Everything that day and Monday (Labor day) was 50% off! So we doubled back and got so many things! Our total cost was $51.00 which sounds like a lot but look at all we got! Just keep on scrolling. Everything was less than $3.00!

I did have one regret that day. I am a preschool teacher starting off in a new classroom and in much need of starting my own collection of furniture and play toys. I saw this wooden Lakeshore style reading chair for $4.99. At that price I should have known to just grab it but we were traveling and I didn't want to take up room in the car. When we heard the announcement of the deal I went back to grab it because it was only going to be $2.50 but it was gone :(. Biggest regret of the day!





















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