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NWT Haul Part One

I lucked out by landing not one but two bundles of clothes that came new wth tags from ShopGoodwill.com; I won both for the minimum bid, and since they came from the same source they shipped together, saving me half on that cost. Let's see how I did.

Pretty sweater from the GAP; retailed for $54.95. Golly, sweaters are expensive these days.

This designer jacket was the most expensive piece at $90.00. It's also dry clean only, which makes it impractical for me, so I'm going to donate it to our local Goodwill.

I used to buy a lot of INC clothes back in the day, so I was very happy to get this floral pull over. It retailed for $69.50.

This dress from Francescas sold for $27.60. That does it for the first bunch, stop by tomorrow for the rest plus what I paid for everything.

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