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<\/a>They ticked off everything I was looking for and since they had black as a primary color, I knew I had something in my stash at home to coordinate with them. They retail for $79, but my cost was $6.50. Not bad! And they work for all seasons \u2013 a cream tank top and sandals in the summer with a jean jacket thrown over it or a chunky black sweater and tall boots for winter.<\/p>\nFor fall, I paired it with a sheer Swiss dot blouse from LC by Lauren Conrad, a Kohl\u2019s brand. The pebbled leather satchel from Bric\u2019s was a splurge at $14.97. I considered patterns a signature style. They bring me joy when I select a creative outfit from my closet. And I love that I can quickly and easily find patterns pants, shirts, and jackets when shopping at Goodwill Keystone Area stores. I know my selections will be unique (and maybe a touch eclectic) but always affordable. Best of all, my pattern obsession helps my local community through my purchases at Goodwill. Kirsten<\/p>\n <\/a>I added a new-with-tags Loft tank top underneath. (Retail: $26.99; Goodwill: $6.50). There is a slight pattern-mixing going on here since the pattern of the Swiss dot is noticeable. Pattern mixing is something I\u2019m also a big fan of in fashion.<\/p>\n <\/a> I usually don\u2019t pay that much for a bag, but since the brand was new-to-me, I investigated it online before checking out and discovered that Bric\u2019s typically produces high-end luggage and travel bags. The bag would have sold for about $300 when new! Shoes and necklace were my own.<\/p>\n <\/a>
\nFrom my closet to yours,<\/p>\n