u/Non-professionalism

I’ve been quietly working on a little project and I’m finally ready to share it.

Meet found somehow ♡

A small, Rourkela-based thrift store where I’ll be curating secondhand pieces that I actually love, rather than just putting up everything I find.

And the first drop is coming soon.

I’m keeping the first drop really small, so I’m opening it first through Instagram. The pieces will be available to purchase through the Instagram page, so you’ll need to follow @found_somehow to see the drop and shop from it.

📍 Rourkela

📸 Instagram: @found_somehow

If you're from Rourkela and love finding pretty/unique clothes without paying full retail prices, come follow along. 🌷

First drop coming soon. 👀

Rourkela, would you actually buy thrifted clothes online if they were curated just for Rourkela? 👀

I’ve been thinking about starting something a little different here.

Not the usual “random bundle of second-hand clothes” kind of thrift page. More like carefully sourced, good-quality pieces that you’d actually want to wear, with the entire thing being exclusive to people in Rourkela.

No waiting weeks for delivery from another city.

No wondering whether the piece looks anything like the picture.

And maybe even the option to see/feel the fabric before buying. 👀

But before I say too much...

Would you Rourkela people actually shop from something like this?

What would make you trust an online thrift store enough to place your first order?

- Price?

- Quality?

- Aesthetic/unique pieces?

- Cash on delivery?

- Local pickup?

- Being able to see the clothes before buying?

- Something else?

Genuinely curious. Would you buy, or would you rather stick to regular shopping? 😭

(And yes, there’s a reason I’m asking. More on that soon.)