Man Thrifts $13 Ralph Lauren Suit—Then Realizes What Was Left in the Pocket
Summary
A man in Southern California bought a $13 Ralph Lauren suit at a thrift store and found $250 in one of its pockets. This discovery highlights how popular thrift shopping has become in the U.S., with many people looking for affordable secondhand clothing to save money.Key Facts
- Mark Grayson bought a Ralph Lauren Green Label suit at a Goodwill thrift store for $12.99.
- When he got home, he found $250 inside a pocket of the suit.
- Grayson was surprised and unsure why the money was left in the suit.
- Thrifting is popular in the U.S.; a 2025 survey found 66% of Americans shop at thrift stores regularly.
- 72% of people who thrift do so mainly to save money.
- Thrift store workers sometimes find money in donated items, but large amounts like $250 are rare.
- Grayson used some of the money to buy school supplies for his brother and saved the rest in a bank.
- He continues to look for bargains and occasionally checks pockets when buying secondhand clothes.
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