Thrifting at a Vintage Clothing Kilo Sale (£200 HAUL)

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

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  • @infotalisman3112
    @infotalisman3112 2 года назад +1

    Top job Fin - I hope you’re going to have a bit of time off over the summer 🙏

    • @CLASICOP
      @CLASICOP  2 года назад

      Thanks!! Will try to give myself a few days off ☺️

  • @klaudiasmigiel3721
    @klaudiasmigiel3721 2 года назад +1

    Love all your videos 😅 always wait for new ones
    Can you tell me how you washing all this yellow stains? I never can get mine out 😬

    • @CLASICOP
      @CLASICOP  2 года назад

      Thank you so much!! ❤️ I made a video about stain removal 4 months ago. I’ll put the link below so that you can watch it ☺️
      The BEST Way to Remove the Stains From Your Clothes (PROOF)
      ruclips.net/video/HbdKdPCzNFs/видео.html

  • @silast.143
    @silast.143 Год назад

    How do you most effectively get the stains out of your shirts?

  • @beckysbazaar626
    @beckysbazaar626 2 года назад +1

    woo what a fun day!!

  • @thesloaneranger1
    @thesloaneranger1 2 года назад +1

    Loving the Kansas Jayhawks top

  • @Waxley
    @Waxley 2 года назад

    All the kilo sales ive been to have over loaded rails looked more like a handpick this miles better

  • @yocjyo
    @yocjyo Год назад

    Where was that kilo sale ? I live near manchester and never been to that one

  • @freyastanford5864
    @freyastanford5864 2 года назад +1

    love this video sm!!!

    • @CLASICOP
      @CLASICOP  2 года назад

      Thanks for watching!!!

  • @eleanormchugh6194
    @eleanormchugh6194 2 года назад +1

    18 per kilo is unreal. Went to one the other day where i live, unbranded at 60 per kilo. Mental stuff

    • @Beyondinstrumentals
      @Beyondinstrumentals 2 года назад +2

      Wholesalers are forgetting what their role is. They should sell relatively cheap for low effort. Resellers work harder to then get some profit. Wholesalers want the low effort with reseller profit

    • @CLASICOP
      @CLASICOP  2 года назад +3

      £60 a kilo is mental. That should be illegal hahaha. Wholesalers are definitely forgetting their role nowadays. They’re all moving their prices up so that sellers can barely even make a good profit margin. Im seeing certain wholesalers selling usa sweatshirts for £15+ per piece which is absolutely ridiculous.
      I think preloved kilo have a £20 per kilo price which is fairly high but that’s fine because they sell a lot to not only sellers but individuals buying for themselves too. But I think that wholesalers that host kilo sales just for sellers should have lower prices per kilo. They should offer a base price per kilo for example £18, but then lower their price per kilo once a certain amount is spent i.e spend £250 and get £16 per kilo, spend £500 and get £14 per kilo etc.

    • @FredsRandomFinds
      @FredsRandomFinds 2 года назад +2

      @@CLASICOP Even Syed are jacking their prices up, They had an assorted bale of jeans a few weeks back for £47 or so? couple of weeks later whilst supposedly being in the same seemingly never ending sale it has gained £20 or so.. And is it me or are certain bales they used to sell like the £18 & £30 or so sweater bales out of stock for ages now?

    • @CLASICOP
      @CLASICOP  2 года назад +1

      @@FredsRandomFinds yeah it’s ridiculous. The unsorted sweatshirt bales are now permanently out of stock and you can only have access to them if you spend £12,000 on them (buy a minimum of 200 bales). Syed’s handpick prices are really high too. I think the college sweatshirts are £13.20 per piece Inc vat

  • @Curiouscupboard
    @Curiouscupboard 2 года назад +1

    Good video but bro, did you genuine just explain who wu tang are. I must be getting old, assumed everyone know wu tang

    • @CLASICOP
      @CLASICOP  2 года назад

      Thanks!! Hahaha I never heard of them before until I came across one of their sweatshirts a while back