Trash Club by Divine Trash Vintage is a fashion subscription box that sends you a new vintage treasure each month. Run by two women out of Missoula, Montana, this awesomely irreverent styling service is the answer for people whose tastes aren't satisfied by more mainstream subscriptions. As they put it on their site:
If you want to be a badass with an unconventional vibe or a trendsetter that is constantly fielding “where did you get that???”, then you have come to right place, my friend!
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About Trash Club by Divine Trash Vintage Fashion Subscription Box
The Subscription Box: Trash Club by Divine Trash Vintage
The Cost: $30.00 per month + free US shipping
The Products: Great-quality vintage clothing and accessories curated to your size and preferences
Ships to: US for free. If you're shipping internationally, contact the Divine Trash crew first.
Trash Club by Divine Trash Vintage May 2018 Review
Here's the info card for the subscription.
They also throw in a retro matchbook in each pack!
It's no secret that I love my Divine Trash Vintage subscription! I've spent the past year or more wearing mostly black, white, gray, and denim, but this subscription's quirky finds have been reawakening my love for out of the ordinary vintage goodies. When you sign up, you'll get to note things like sizing, height, weight, and gender identity, and get to leave any notes you'd like about your style or preferences. They also have a cool little widget where you're shown laydowns (like Polyvore boards) of different styles of outfits, and you click to remove ones you dislike. It's really handy in defining exactly what my look is and isn't.
In my experience, you don't always get something that's the PERFECT match for your style. That might be because I noted my current understated, minimalist sense of style, which is admittedly a difficult niche to shop for when you're rifling through vintage pieces. I feel like if you said "I love mid-century style!" or "I'm super bright and out of the box!" you'd be thrilled by what they have to offer. As for me, the pieces they find are usually a bit outside what I'd reach for at a store at the mall, but weirdly enough, they're exactly the kinds of things I'd pick out for myself back in my hardcore thrifting days.
Each product comes with a little handwritten note from the gals that curate the subscription. I love this little personal touch.
Pink Lace Jacket
How freakin' cute is this piece?! I thought it was going to be a dress at first, but it's actually an unlined lace jacket. Not a jacket for warmth, obviously—I almost want to call it an "accessory" rather than a piece of clothing, just because it serves the same "finishing touch" function that a necklace or a really great scarf might.
There's just one closure up at the collar of the piece. I wasn't sure whether the collar was supposed to be worn straight up and down or folded over. When it's standing up, the closure lays a little nicer. (When it's folded over, the closure feels like it's twisting in a way it doesn't want to go.) I like the collar both ways, but I think I'll stick with it standing straight up.
The look is unlined, so I just wore it over a really simple crew-neck t-shirt dress for this photo. I'm excited to try it with pale blue skinnies and a simple white tee (maybe with long sleeves?). I think high necklines will look best under it, but who knows... If you have any cute ideas, let me know in the comments!
The Verdict: This is such a cute piece for spring! I like that it works as a complement to the minimal aesthetic of my current wardrobe—it can turn a super casual look into something romantic, playful, and unique. I've also never seen an item like this one before, so I'm willing to pay a little extra for what feels like a rarer piece. One thing I look for in fashion subscriptions is the ability to curate pieces that don't feel special—I don't want to get items that I feel like I could find at my local department store, y'know? Divine Trash checks that box every time, but especially this month!
To Wrap Up:
Can you still get this box if you sign up today? You can definitely subscribe, but what you get will be super unique, both because it's vintage and because it's picked specifically for your tastes! According to Divine Trash, Trash Club packages will ship within a week of your charge.
Value Breakdown: This box cost $30.00 with free US shipping, meaning I spent $30.00 on this look.
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