What's in a Name? Name our new store and win $100 cash!

It might be a man's world according to James Brown... but that hasn't been true in the world of consignment. Finders Keepers is one of the few consignment companies that markets menswear. Our mens department has enjoyed a consistent influx of designer and contemporary menswear and essentials, and we wanna show it off! We're opening a new location - right next door to our Boutique in Decatur - to showcase and expand our high-end consignment selection.

Here's where you come in: We need a name for this new addition to the Finders Keepers family. Help us take this new store in the direction that best serves Atlanta's savvy, stylish men. It's easy: just comment on this blog post with your suggestion (don't forget to include a way to contact you) or email us directly at casey.kallenberg@fkconsign.com. If we choose your idea for our new name, we'll give you $100 cash and you'll be featured on our blogs.

We will accept submissions now through midnight this Wednesday, May 11th. So get your creativity on and show us what you've got!

catching up! 2 looks this week :)

In effort to catch up, here's a second look for this week. For those of you that work in a sea of cubicles, bring a touch of personality to your workplace by spicing up your workwear!

Moda dress, size 12, $30, Creme fraiche brown top, size S, $28, Carlisle belt, size L, $13, Farrutx handbag, $63, Necklaces, $18/$13

WOW! Thanks, Inga!

Shout-outs in the blogger world always make my day. So when Finders Keepers customer Inga O. sent me this email, I felt *amazing!* Check out what Inga had to say:

I wanted to share that I wrote a post that mentions Finders Keepers. I'm doing a shoe challenge and part of it is sharing the complete outfit. I love the Finders Keepers stores and how you also give back 2+ times a year! Please find the link below. Sincerely, Inga O http://ingao.wordpress.com/2011/03/07/my-fuzzy-black-white-shoes-at-the-gas-station/

Thank you, Inga!

Look of the Week!

and... i'm back! While this new mommy still reaches for gym shorts (hooray for elastic waist bands) each morning, I eagerly await Stephanie's weekly emails so I can get my vicarious fashion fix. And this week touched on all my favorite little something extras: lace, layers, and originality.

Ruth top, size 2, $26, Free People skirt, size L, $30, Eccoci shrug, size M, $26, Chain belt, $23, Necklace, $16, Brio handbag, $47

A sea of blue... and budget

I've got beach on the brain. I haven't seen the ocean in two years, and I'm going through total withdrawl. So when Jamilla sent her looks of the week: three fantabulous outfits that echoed my current sentiment for that endless, lazy blue, I couldn't help but scroll through discount travel websites for deals on airfare to somewhere with white sand beaches and salty air. Sadly, even those aren't in this new-mom's budget. But what is ALWAYS in my budget: resale therapy at Finders Keepers Consignment Stores! :)

Outfit with the multi-color scarf: Scarf: $15, Shirt (black and white, made to look like a jacket) : Folette, Medium, $20, Dress: Blueberry, Forever 21, Medium, $16

Outfit with necklace: Shirt: Blue, Worthington, Large, $12, Skirt: Green, size 6, $15

Outfit with belt: Dress: Blue, Ark & Co., Medium, $30, Belt: Green and blue, J Crew, $10

Change someone's world with 50 cents

Shop with any Finders Keepers Store this Earth Day weekend (April 22nd + 23rd only) and help your world and refugees from all over the globe that now call Atlanta home. Residents of our refugee community often can't afford tampons or sanitary pads, and simply go without. Just bring in a package of tampons or sanitary pads for residents of Atlanta's refugee community and we'll take 10% off of your total purchase at any of our stores on April 22nd and 23rd.

What if 50 cents could change the future? For girls in developing countries who miss a week of school each month during menstruation, 50 cents buys a month of sanitary supplies and an uninterrupted education. 50 Cents Period, a joint project of Just Cause, Inc., and the LaVya Initiative, represents a worldwide network of women dedicated to creating more options for girls by providing supplies, facilities and education related to menstruation. The solution is simple; the impact lasts a lifetime. (from http://www.50centsperiod.com/)

and... i'm back!

What a better way to get jump-started after a wonderful maternity leave than with a fantabulous dose of daily fashion? I love layering - especially with professional wear - and green is my most favorite color. So when Stephanie sent me this little ensemble I just had to post it for my first day back.

Shae navy top, size L, $29, Tullette green dress, size L, $29, Robert Graham top, size M, $27, Flower buckle belt, $12, New Juicy handbag, $75, Necklace, $16