After buying your Okrika you need to take good care of them and make sure that they fit the purpose for which you bought them.
Make use of your local tailor to reduce or increase clothes that are big or small. You can even completely transform an item you bought to suit your style.
Yes, please!
It's not advisable to wear Okrika without washing them. Items that can't be washed like bags and shoes can be wiped, dusted, ironed, sunned or aired.
When you are done doing all these, you can rock and slay your Okrika as you want!
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Today I'm sharing some tips on how to care for your 'Okrika' after you return with them from the market.
How to Manage Your New Okrika (Thrifts) After Shopping
- Try them on
So after we are done shopping it's time to try them on properly. I love trying on clothes. This is the moment to evaluate your Okrika buying skills. While trying them on, take time to check for any other problems with the clothes.
- Take to the tailor the clothes that need any adjusting or repair.
Make use of your local tailor to reduce or increase clothes that are big or small. You can even completely transform an item you bought to suit your style.
For example, you can transform a pair of trumpet trousers into slim trouser.
- Wash before wearing.
Yes, please!
It's not advisable to wear Okrika without washing them. Items that can't be washed like bags and shoes can be wiped, dusted, ironed, sunned or aired.
To kill the Okrika smell from your clothes use laundry perfumes like Soupline to rinse your clothes after washing. Simply add it to the rinsing water and rinse your clothes with it.
When you are done doing all these, you can rock and slay your Okrika as you want!
Related:
How To Select The Best Quality Items From Okrika Heaps In Cameroonian Markets
How To Dress When Going To Shop Okrika In A Cameroonian Market
How To Stay Safe While Okirika (Thrift) Shopping In Cameroonian Markets
The Best Days to go Okrika (thrift) shopping in a Cameroonian Market
Nice tips.
ReplyDeleteConsidering how many clothes I'd tried on: After shopping, I take a good bath. :D
Great tip Amaka
DeleteThanks for commenting dear!
Yes! Always wash before wearing. It is a bit risky not to!
ReplyDeleteVery true!
DeleteA great blog. I've never seen one on thrift shopping.. Great tips and you are SO right. There can be fantastic bargains to be had.
ReplyDeleteYes indeed!
DeleteThank you
I have seen my wife doing all of these so they are quite relatable. Haha! Great tips!
ReplyDeleteThank you Neil
DeleteThrift shopping is so much fun! It's amazing how much awesome stuff you can find!
ReplyDeleteThat's true Emily
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