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🌸 WE HAVE MOVED! 🌸
Find us at the Dana Warp Mill in Westbrook, Maine 💗

📍 90 Bridge Street, Suite 1166 —ENTER DOOR 5
🚗 Check our Reels for parking info!

👗 Adult-sized secondhand clothing for all genders (XXS–5X+)
📅 Consignment by appointment only

06/02/2026

Reminder from the City Clerk’s office as we get closer to election day! We are just about 1 week out from June 9th. Make sure to mark your calendars with some important info:

My daughter is one of those children who wakes up early.Not “up with the sun” early.Not “6am is a little rough” early.Ea...
06/01/2026

My daughter is one of those children who wakes up early.

Not “up with the sun” early.

Not “6am is a little rough” early.

Early early.

Bloom weekends are my workweek, so by Monday my body is usually hoping for a little extra rest. Unfortunately, my tiny supervisor had already made other plans.

This morning’s assignment was imaginative play. She was the doctor. I was the patient. The only rule was that I had to stay awake.

So naturally, I found a loophole.

Parenthood and small business ownership have a surprising amount in common. You’re tired more often than you’d like. You’re constantly solving problems with whatever resources you have available. And somehow, despite the exhaustion, there are these moments that are so funny and absurd and sweet that you know you’ll miss them someday.

So today I’m running on coffee, questionable medical advice, and the determination of a four-year-old who was absolutely not going to allow a nap.

And because it’s June, happy Pride. 🌈

Not just this month, but all year long.

Pride is about honoring history, celebrating joy, making room for people to be fully themselves, and building communities where everyone belongs. Those are values I care about as a parent, as a human, and as the owner of a little secondhand shop that tries its best to be a welcoming place in the world.

Anyway. The doctor says I’m doing great.

05/31/2026

The bag selection is showing off this week.

Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Dooney, Coach, vintage treasures, and a few pieces that defy categorization but absolutely deserve attention.

Open 11–5 today. Just a small glimpse of what’s new around here. ✨

Just a few of the pieces I’m excited about that hit the floor this week.A Farm Rio mini-dress, a striped tee from Wither...
05/31/2026

Just a few of the pieces I’m excited about that hit the floor this week.

A Farm Rio mini-dress, a striped tee from Withernot, the beginning of a huge Todd Snyder and funky men’s drop, cozy French terry separates from Krimson Klover, athletic dresses in multiple colorways, a breezy Jordan Taylor beach cover-up, and a beautiful pleated Jill McGowan overshirt jacket.

And that’s only a small snapshot of what’s been making its way onto the racks.

We’re open today from 11–5. If you’re out and about, stop by, say hi, and see what else is new at Bloom.

05/30/2026

Why does a consignment shop in Westbrook have anything to say about the school budget referendum?

As a small business owner and Westbrook, Maine resident, I care deeply about this community — and that means caring about the June 9th election.

This spring, a traveler from California was researching Maine on the internet and stumbled upon Bloom. Never been here, didn’t know a soul — just showed up. I got to be the person who shared what I love about this city. That’s one of my favorite parts of this work — being a small doorway into a place I genuinely believe in.

That kind of civic pride doesn’t happen by accident. Strong schools attract families, stabilize neighborhoods, and build the workforce that keeps local businesses alive. When people ask why a local business cares about a school budget — that’s why. It’s all the same investment.

When school budgets fail, the consequences are real and immediate: programs get cut, staff get laid off, class sizes grow, and the kids who need the most support lose it first. Longer term, underfunded schools mean lower graduation rates, higher poverty, and communities that struggle to attract investment. The damage doesn’t stay in the classroom.

You may not agree with me, and that’s okay. But here’s why it matters to me: this is an already-trimmed budget serving a district where 27% of students have disabilities, 25% are multilingual learners, and 59% are low income — and Westbrook teachers earn around $52K, among the lower end of Maine districts. That’s a labor of love. It deserves our community’s support.

June 9th. Westbrook Community Center, 426 Bridge St. 6 AM–8 PM. Maine has same-day voter registration — bring ID and proof of Westbrook, Maine residency. Senate and governor’s races on this ballot too. Summer election turnout is low. Show up.

05/30/2026

One of my favorite things about being a parent is getting reminded that joy is usually pretty simple.

A puddle. A pair of rain boots. Five extra minutes to stop and splash instead of rushing to the next thing.

Anyway, if you’re out enjoying this rainy Maine day, come say hi. ☔️

Bloom Consignment & Resale is open in Westbrook today from 11–5 (closing a little earlier than usual). The shop is full of fresh arrivals, vintage finds, secondhand clothing, and plenty of new-to-the-floor treasures waiting for their next person.

Whether you’re hunting for vintage, building a more sustainable wardrobe, shopping secondhand, or just looking for something fun to do on a rainy day in Southern Maine, we’d love to see you.

📍 Dana Warp Mill, Westbrook, Maine
🕚 Open today 11–5

Now if you’ll excuse me, I have some puddle jumping to do. 💛

05/29/2026

A quick shop update and a very big thank you.

First: because childcare is still a puzzle that occasionally refuses to solve itself, Bloom will be open 11–5 on both Saturday and Sunday this weekend.

Second: today started with me being… let’s call it less than my sunniest self. Tired. Overwhelmed. Trying to juggle work, parenting, inventory, content creation, and the approximately 4,000 tiny tasks that come with running a business by yourself.

Then I found out I’d dropped my wallet somewhere between CVS and my walk to the shop.

Actually, that’s not quite true.

I found out I’d dropped my wallet because someone had already found it and returned it to my house before I even realized it was missing.

Everything was still inside. Personal cards. Business cards. Cash. The whole thing.

Whoever you are, thank you.

Running a small business can sometimes feel like a masterclass in managing anxiety, and you saved me from a truly spectacular spiral today.

More than that, though, you reminded me of something easy to forget when we’re all moving too fast: most people are trying. Most people are decent. Most people are capable of surprising kindness.

It was exactly the little bit of light I needed today.

We’re here until 6 tonight, and back tomorrow and Sunday from 11–5.

And if the kind stranger who returned my wallet happens to see this: thank you. You made a grumpy shop owner a whole lot less grumpy.

05/28/2026

Vintage try-ons for the midsize girlies + beyond ✨

A little vintage fashion history moment featuring everything from 1950s tailoring to 2010s babydolls, 80s/90s Dior licensing, vintage aprons, plus-size vintage tees, and some genuinely beautiful secondhand clothing that somehow made it through the decades.

I haven’t done a vintage try-on reel in a minute, but I finally carved out time to try on a few favorites from recent intake while getting the last batch of new arrivals onto the floor today at Bloom.

Some highlights:
• an 80s/90s Dior licensed piece that feels incredibly of its era in the best way. For a long time, licensed and diffusion pieces were one of the primary ways everyday people interacted with designer fashion outside of couture spaces and luxury boutiques. Department stores mattered. Mall culture mattered. Fashion felt a little more tactile, local, specific.
• a cotton Tommy Hilfiger babydoll from around 2010 that technically isn’t vintage yet, but already feels tied to such a distinct moment in fashion history
• a couple incredible 90s tees in 2X sizing
• older pieces that survived because somebody loved them enough to keep wearing them

And honestly, that’s part of what I love most about vintage clothing and secondhand fashion.

There’s a kind of survival bias built into what remains. Smaller garments often lasted simply because they were statistically less likely to be worn into the ground over decades of real life. Not because stylish midsize and plus-size people didn’t exist. They always have.

Which makes it feel extra special when beautiful older pieces survive in larger sizes. Like little pieces of fashion history that still have stories left in them.

Anyway. More vintage try-ons soon if y’all are into them ✨

Bloom Consignment & Resale
Dana Warp Mill, Westbrook Maine

Open regular hours tomorrow:
Friday 11–6

Address

90 Bridge Street, SUITE 1166
Westbrook, ME
04092

Opening Hours

Friday 11am - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 6pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm

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+12078879448

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