Goodbye 2019 – Hello 2020! With the new year comes new resolutions and no matter how hard we try there are a few vows on our list that continue to pop up; exercise more and save money. So, this year, why not do both and look good doing it?!
To the surprise of many, your local Triad Goodwill is chock-full of new and gently used athleisure wear at a fraction of the cost you would find at the local box or discount retailer.
We ventured over to the newly opened High Point location to scope out stylish looks perfect for the gym, yoga studio, hitting the trails, or even just your living room (hey, we lounge in leggings too!).
Here are some great looks we put together for less than $21 an outfit!
Purple Powerhouse!
Goodwill Price
REI Tank Top: $3.99
Champion Leggings: $3.99
New Shoes: $12.99
Total: $20.97
Brand-Name Price
REI Tank Top: $29.95
Champion Leggings: $32.00
Shoes: Average price $30.00
Total: $91.95
We love finding a well-known name brand item when we’re scouring our shelves! This REI athletic tank was a great find at $3.99 vs. the original price at $29.95. Pair this top with a cute pair of dark purple leggings and some stylish kicks for look perfect for your next kickboxing class, followed by a quick stop or snack on your way home!
Race-Day Ready!
Goodwill Price
Velocity Brand Sports Top: $3.99
RoadRunner Sports Shorts: $3.99
New Shoes: $12.99
Total: $20.97
Brand Name Price
Velocity Brand Sports Top: $24.99
RoadRunner Sports Shorts: $29.99
Shoes: Average price $30.00
Total: $84.99
Hit the pavement in style with this running look that’s perfect for those hot and humid summer runs! We love finding donated items that are still new with tags, so we couldn’t pass up these RoadRunner shorts – you really never know what you’ll find on our shelves!
Whether you’re searching for “athletic” wear to help you hit your new PR, or more “leisure” looks to run errands in, in comfort and style, be sure to visit your local Triad Goodwill for great quality looks at great low prices.
Plus, 85 cents of every dollar you spend at Triad Goodwill helps people in Central North Carolina receive free and low-cost job training to help them get back into the workforce.
DONATE – SHOP – RECYCLE – TRAIN – WORK; that’s the Power of Goodwill.