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I know y'all ESTPs know how to find the good stuff. Like, you know when you go to the store to get a birthday card and notice "all of these cards are lame as shit". This has been my experience shopping online recently. Any cool resources out there?
 

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Google haha, talboa if you like Asian items and menswearhouse for work clothes. Generally shop at h&m or banana republic.
 

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I tend to just google specific items. And see where the search takes me.

I like to buy blank manilla stationary & use brown paper bags for gifts. Basically because it has multiple uses, you can accent whatever the occasion with white tissue, its so simple and understated it can be attractive just in nostalgia alone. Oh I get gift boxes that are plain white. I will simply tie ribbon around it department store style and attach a small subtle bow. I get all these sorts of various items from the Dollar Tree.

As far as dissecting what people should get for a gift. Usually I assess if someone is a practical person or a sentimental person. If the person is usually more practical I will get them something more sentimental, if the person is usually more sentimental I will get them something more practical. Yes you read that right. Why because usually practical people take care of practical needs of others and themselves and forget to indulge in novelty. These people have a greater appreciation for something usually heartfelt. While someone more sentimental in most cases often has plenty of novelty items but can forget to consider very simple practical things for themselves so they will often appreciate the most obvious and apparent things. There are of course people more like myself who are more middle who can go either end of that spectrum.

The big gift for most of my teen 2nd cuzs this year is pop socket things for phones, not really all that innovative or cool but they are a practical price and an easy sell. I have always been pretty big on Spencers for teenagers as far as novelty stuff. Pretty easy to get a funky light or whatever for most teens and at least be moderately in the ball park of somewhat satisfying. Otherwise Barnes & Noble.

I have a knack for hearing a friend say they do not have any place to put jewelry and remembering it several months later and getting that for them. I will usually look in more eclectic type of gift shops for unique versions of such gifts though. My brother said he had no pocket knife several months back so I intended to get him a really nice one and go look directly in some specialty sections for that kind of item.
 

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marshalls, tj maxx, ross, nordstrom rack, kohls

those are the only places i shop :p
Love Nordstrom rack, bought 2-3 dress shirts that were bugatchi and uomo, each were like 250$ a shirt though.
 

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@joabloab guess it all depends on your budget. You can go as high as Gucci or Luis VUITTON or Prada dress shoes but be prepared to spend 750-850$.
 

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To each their own. I am just stating for the record even if I hit the multimillionaire jackpot I could never justify that. Again that is just me.
Guess so, I just find it necessary to look the part for the job. I accustom it to respect by employees, kind of want to be a role model for others. They don't need 600-850$ shoes to gain that though.
 

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I have no words in response to this. Except, wow.
I much more so appreciate their efforts around the office. No reasons you can't look nice doing something. I like to pretend it's like my patience, nice on the outside but uncomfortable on the in. Jk, about the patience comment.honestly I don't like reprimanding people at all.
 
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Err, I know this nice website called "Threadless" that first started by selling T-shirts and then branching out to other things like phone cases, tote bags, mugs, etc. Majority of the designs are made by customers who open a shop in the website and post their designs for someone to come and like, and hope for them to sell.

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