Thrift store owner unboxes new ideas

Thrift store owner unboxes new ideas

The owner of secondhand clothing store, Unleshed had to get creative with her online presence during the pandemic.

CUSTOMERS TO SHOPDURING THE PANDEMIC.41 ACTION NEWS ANCHORRAE DANIEL HAS BEENHIGHLIGHTING SOMEBUSINESSES AND SHARESWITH US HOW ONE THRIFTSTORE OWNER ISUNBOXING NEW IDEAS FORHER CUSTOMERS.Rae Daniel, @raethereporter:ALESHA BOWMAN ISBRINGING IN NEW IDEASTO HER SHOP UNLESHEDSTORE, A WOMEN'S PLUSSIZE THRIFT STORE INKANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.bowmanWe strive to build communitybuild confidence and self loveamongst plus sized women inKansas City, and beyond,BOWMAN OPENED HERSECOND STORE THIS PASTFEBRUARY .... AND THENTHE PANDEMIC HITif you are a brick and mortar Ithink a lot of times we getcomfortable, and like, Okay, Ihave this store they'll come into me.

But as we're seeingsometimes that's not alwaysthe caseSHE'S CONTINUES TOEXPAND HER ONLINEPRESENCE BOTH ONFACEBOOK ANDINSTAGRAMNOT only is it helpful to you toreach more people, but it alsojust allows you to service yourcustomers in any way theyfeel most comfortableWHILE THIS PANDEMIC HASBEEN A ROLLER COASTERFOR MANY BUSINESSOWNERS, SHE'S BOXINGUP NEW IDEAS FOR HERCUSTOMERSI'll be styling and putting kitstogether for you so like minicapsule collection so fivepieces that can be worntogether.

You'll get a full boxfor $30 so it's not superexpensive you can get looksthat you can wear mix andmatch together.

And then youalso don't have to worry aboutstyle or neitherAND SHE HAS A MESSAGETO ALL BUSINESS OWNERSDURING THIS TIME...Just lean into what yourmission is why youstarted.....make sure we're allleaning on each otherbecause we all have to getthrough this.

And I want to seeall of us on the other s