The rules is, if you don’t wear it in a year, get rid of it. That’s painful sometimes — I really will wear that slinky red thing again, I swear — but Revolve helps ease the pain. I gather my clothes, drop them off, and later in the day they text me what they want to pay me for them. I can get cash or store credit and yes, I could probably get more selling each item individually on eBay, but I don’t care that much. The best part? Whatever they don’t buy (and yes, they’re fussy, because they aren’t Salvation Army selling your faded Faded Glory Wal-Mart tees for a buck) they donate. To recap: You get cash for your clothes and you save a trip to Salvation Army? Um, yes, please. 2000 4th St. N., St. Petersburg; 4023 W. Kennedy Blvd. & 1620 E. 7th Ave,Tampa, revolve/cx. —Cathy Salustri
This article appears in Best of The Bay 2016.
