Discount on clothing at Carson City FISH Thrift Store during August

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Carson City’s beloved thrift store FISH, which includes a treasure trove of unique and stylish clothing, is excited to announce a spectacular 25 percent discount on all clothing items for August. This is a golden opportunity for fashion enthusiasts and bargain hunters alike to refresh their wardrobes without breaking the bank. The sale will run all through the month of August and is only at our Carson City store, 138 E Long St. The thrift store has always been known for its eclectic mix of clothing, ranging from vintage finds to contemporary pieces. With the 25% off sale, shoppers will have an even greater incentive to explore the store’s extensive collections. Whether you’re looking for a statement piece to stand out in a crowd, everyday essentials, or back-to-school shopping for the kids, there’s something for everyone at prices that are now even more affordable. This August sale is not just about great savings, but also about sustainable shopping and giving back to our community. By choosing to shop at our FISH thrift store in Carson City, customers are not only scoring fantastic deals but also contributing to a more sustainable future by giving pre-loved clothes a second life. At FISH, 95% of every dollar spent at our Thrift Stores goes back into the services that FISH provides for our community members in need and confirms FISH’s commitment to our region.

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