I looked up the comps for Tommy Bahama, (as I came across a ton),and the market is soooo over saturated with those darn shirts. On another note, your Sell-Through Method had my Ebay cha-chingin' this weekend. Thanks bud 👍 😘 🙂
Again I hope they sell fast for you and I didn't even realize you had watched any of my videos, so that was a nice surprise. Thanks for letting me pay the kindness I received forward, and until your next upload
I picked up a PFG shirt in the Bins a couple weeks ago. Thank you for teaching me about features I didn't know it had! (Roll up sleeves and the rod holder)
Happy to support you & your channel, I have gotten so much great information that I felt very comfortable giving even before I took a look at the manifesto because I am so confident in you and your research… Many thanks!
Its funny because most of these brands I have had sitting for 6 months-a full year with offers to likers, reducing price publicly, and still no sales. Thank you for this! You live and you learn with so many brands
I am freaking out. The value you provide makes me want to cry. THANK YOU!!! I have all this beautiful vintage and no idea how to get started, what platform to use, etc.
I am currently not a reseller seriously considering it. Definitely am hooked on your videos even though I have no intention of selling clothes for men, keep up the informative channel!
Even though I don't sell much clothing, your videos are very helpful. Thanks for explaining sell through rate, as this also applies to antiques and collectibles I sell. If it has a terrible sell through rate, it's not very collectible.
Thanks for the continued great content! I think I need to list those mint condition women’s Harley chaps I got at a Buy-Sell-Trade Store for $24! I realize you were speaking to men’s sell-through rates but I suspect at least some women’s categories are trending similarly. Hope I didn’t pay up too much! 🤞
Love your videos. I was a newbie to flipping clothing until I found your channel a month ago. So far I find the information you have given on clothing to be 100% accurate for me. I can't speak for anyone else, but you have helped me a ton!!! I've binged watched most of your videos still a few more to go. Will be buying you a coffee ☕😉. Thanks for all the info.
Tommy Bahama is overrated! The silk shirt is aplenty! and there are knockoffs!! I only buy TB new w/ tags. Hilfiger needs to be cool again. He's not promoting his stuff. A lot of those brands are on AMZ, like Hilfiger. It's on AMZ and that to me indicates that the brand has lost its luster. It's equal to a mall brand. I agree with your list. I walk pass MK. Now, their women's purses do well, but clothing? -- fuggedaboutit. There's TOOOOO much Disney out there. I walk past anything with Mickey image on it. Obama wore Hart Marx suits, but I don't think he's wearing them anymore.
Just bought your list and look forward to using it to help me. I am just starting out and really appreciate all your videos. You obviously spend a lot of time compiling numbers and doing works for these, and especially the list. Thanks so much.
I've sold Tommy Bahama shirts - those with great graphics sell, even though I've had to sit on a few for some time. Other TB is long long tail. Vineyard - T-shirts with large whale graphics sell pretty quickly for me. And I've got an Eton that's been listed for years. So... I agree with your evaluation. And at the thrifts here in the Phoenix area, Tommy Bahama is priced through the roof - along with Ralph Lauren, Perry Ellis, Calvin Klein and other formerly hot brands. The people who price these things at the thrifts seem to be stuck in a time warp.
Thomas Pink Dress Pants and Tommy Bahama anything has sold for me very well in my EBay career. But I agree with the Eton brand, I have one in my store currently and its just sitting. I also think that a lot of these brands have to do with your seller rating for it to sell for a decent price. But I love this video, definitely learned something.
Thanks Kailee. Don't get me wrong, I've sold a lot of Tommy Bahama myself. Thomas Pink, not nearly as much. I just like to be picky when I'm picking. Have had Bahama pieces sit in my inventory for obscene lengths of time before. Not all but some.
I’ve had absolutely awful luck on American Eagle anything. Picked some up when I first started thinking it was a nice brand and their sell through is abysmal on the things I picked out.
It will be interesting to revisit the list in a few months. I think we could start seeing some buying changes as people start to go back to the office and either want to freshen their wardrobe or discover that maybe not all of their work clothing fits quite like it did before a year of living in stretchy stuff. On the women's side I'm starting to see a bit of sales pick-up on career and "nicer" items.
Ha ha, some of your overrated brands are what I like to call the push button brands, ie: if I could walk into a thrift and push a button to make certain brands disappear it would make it SO much easier to look. Sold 3 pairs of jeans since I watched your last video, 1 Levis Baggy SIlverTab, 1 Levis 560 and Polo RL, all from checking the sell thrus. In fact today, I passed on some items I normally buy because of your advice. Picked up more Polo 867s, Levis 640 and Tommy Bahama Classic Fit Jeans. Put a white Masters polo back :-). Found a like new Cinch canvas coat and vintage Polo leather jacket, Filson shirt, good day today. Keep on with the vids, really digging them.
Ugh...wish I had watched this one day sooner! Just bought T.B. silk shirts, T.H. vtg and HARLEY-DAVIDSON button ups...hope they sell! Yes, J.Crew soooo slow to sell...appreciate the video and knowledge!
Thanks Beverly. You should have no problem with the Harley button-ups, those are good sellers. If you price the other stuff relatively low and/or promote the listings you should still be alright.
Salvation Army here in myrtle beach wanted $20 for a Harley Davidson shirt but they had some vintage 560s and silver tabs for $4.99 And I mean they had literally 2 pairs of Levi’s and they were a pair of sz 42 silvers and 560s
You have to Pick your spots with those brands. If you get an older J.Crew Workshirt, red or gray one with Selvedge, thats usually a 50$ sale, if you get the J.Crew Kaihara Jeans or the Jeans with Tags you do very well. Same with Vineyard Vines as well, really selective, Tommy Bahama can be profitable but it can also be really really slow. But the different fabrics are sought out after and the really good tommy B goes for very good money.
Wow. This is awesome. Spot on. Coincidentally sold my only Tommy Bahama silk shirt WHILE watching this. Lmao. BUT I was shocked. I only listed it because it was dirt cheap and I suck at finding mens clothes. It’s also been listed dor a few weeks. Exactly on HD. Sell the garage shirts in seconds for good money and meanwhile I have had an HD graphic Tee in my inventory for almost a year!
Just bought your guide. Of course your knowledge and experience are valuable. Thank you for sharing. Can you explain sell-through rates more thoroughly? Non-math major here, but I don't understand a greater than 100% sell-through. Again, thanks for sharing!
Such a good video! Adding butteryist to my vocab, and making note, if you find Vineyard Vines, you can maaaayyyyybbbbeee buy it but don't you be dancing. LOL. Love you Matt.
ME: Sits down at computer to do some clerical work. Turns on RUclips to run in the background. My Favorite RUclipsr: " Tommy Bahama Hawaiian Shirts are overrated". Me: Glances over at the clothing rack I have been working on, full of Hawaiian Shirts (Mostly Tommy Bahama). My Favorite RUclipsr: Picks up dagger. Me: "Please Dont" My Favorite RUclipsr: Stabs me repeatedly in the heart. Me: Dead. ( Buried in a Silk Tommy Bahama Hawaiian Shirt )
Haha, safe to remove the dagger. Just price them reasonably low and they'll still flip eventually. We're entering into summer so demand for them will increase.
@@ThriftALife lol. Yeah, I'm experimenting with them too. I have some really cool ones, and then I'm going to make some bundles. I just thougt it was funny how this video started off with it.
Haha. I got lucky on mine as weather warmed (granted it was a XXL). Meanwhile I have a “Jamaica Jaxx” one which I’m sure I will not be so lucky on. I need to get serious with this method of researching sell throughs.
@@alelywoytek2077 Ha Ha Ha. Ive actually sold a good amount of Tommy Bahama. I think with Hawaiian Shirts, you just want the most loud and crazy style you can find.
@@alelywoytek2077 i got a jamaican jaxx shirt that is getting like 1 view a day maybe? Dont see that shirt selling anytime soon. Im right there with you buddy
I look for Eton and Pink for my own closet, they are higher end than what I can afford new. But I understand that this video focuses on what sells, not quality level or the various brands. Always sell the customers what they want.
I started to cringe when you said HD; happy to have picked up 3 pairs of jeans, large sizes, last week. Can’t wait to post and see how they do! Thanks, as always for the great videos 😊
Tommy Bahama: I usually sell 100% Linen shirts and Plus size Sweaters. I'll definitely keep an eye out for their jeans and shorts now. Vineyard Vines: I usually sell the men's polo, button-up shirts and golf shorts. (L-XXL sell well) J. Crew: 100% Cashmere and Merino wool items only.
In my opinion 🙂 the sell through would be more accurate by adding the sold to the active, then dividing the sold by that sum. Say 50 active, 50 sold - to me that means out of 100 listed for sale, 50 were sold. So sell through rate of 50%, not 100%. Unless I misunderstood your calculations... I enjoy your videos a lot, thank you and Godspeed!
Thanks Liliana, that is definitely one way to calculate sellthrough. I've not found there to be a consensus about what the "correct" equation is. I prefer my simple version because it's the easiest and you can eyeball it on your phone when sourcing. And it's almost always worked well for me.
Do you have a high end clothing lines that do better than others such as you described that Ken Cole and T Hilf not so good but is Coach ok if MK is NOT?
Yeah where were you 3 months ago when i first started sourcing and i was grabbing tommy bahama and tommy Hilfiger dress shirts left and right. Defintly learned my lesson on not checking sell threw rates. I didnt list anything for 2 months wich was a terrible idea so now im just listing nothing but all my low sell threw rate stuff at once and seeing if i can atleast sell enough to recoup my learning experience
First, thank you for getting straight to the point. I agree with all of these. Also, not sure if you know about the brand Relwen... it’s a quick sell and comps look great!
@@ThriftALife I can’t believe you haven’t gotten that before! It’s all I think when I’m watching your videos, I’m all “it’s so strange getting reselling info from Jared Leto” 🤔 I don’t know who the Chris guy is, I’ll have to look him up
Well. It depends. What if you find all this brand at a 1$ a piece and make 10$ profit each time it sells. Doesn’t matter if it takes 6 months. I don’t know many business that can have that roi
Just looking at sell through without additional filter is not worth much, if people are paying 1-6 bucks but selling for 30+ with a lower sell through , that is a good trade. If you looked the same items up with sale price below 30 then what is the sell through? Well just ran son numbers on Tommy Bahamas with this theory. Not much better than you stated. 2xL under $20 is 45% sell rate
I tried purchasing your manifesto and there is some glitch saying my zip code isn’t part of this country. Haha I’ve done it 3 times. Any other way to purchase the list? Thanks
The Problem with the Nautica Vintage Stuff is Nautica did a remake of all their vintage stuff but more modern and about the same price the vintage stuff was going for, so the vintage Nautica market dropped off.
Harley stuff blows for me. I still like the tees, but most of it sits for a while. I found an America's Cup Vineyard Vines hat and got $100 for it! I sell quite a few Masters polos at a good price. PFG is the ONLY sub brand of Columbia that sells well. There are so many TNF fakes out there I quite picking them up.
Thanks for the info...For what it's worth I would like to share some effects of Covid on street style in Chicago. My daughter and her sig other who is a film maker and she is a social worker working on her masters living in the heart of downtown. They request certain things from me in the clothes department.... I will share...J Crew may be over saturated but in Chicago Lucky and J Crew closed it's doors over night....Shocking...Stock was sooo limited to remaining stores...Supply and demand....This sent a ripple effect and now all guys covet J Crew and Lucky. LL Bean made a strong come back and so did Addidas, Car hart, North face and No tuck shirts are huge. Khakis (old school style) as well as corduroy. Simple nice black hoodies are nice to wear under Levi's jackets with fur fleece collars. Guys are moving away from skinny tight jeans and heading toward a fitted style old school type of denim. Hope it helps...
It's surprising how some brands just completely drop off in price once saturated on eBay. I just can't get over how some of the expensive brands can't hold a decent resale price like Eton as mentioned, Zegna, Canali, etc. Shirts from these brands are $250-450 new and have a tough time selling for $25 sometimes not to mention sitting on them for awhile. I started reselling with clothing but I try to avoid it during garage sale season then get stuck buying more during the winter. I burnt out on clothing, it sits too long and takes up too much space but certain niches of clothing I still like.
I hate sitting on clothing too. It is indeed nuts how big the gap between retail and used prices on dress shirts are. I think dress shirts depreciate in value quicker than most other categories of clothing.
I'll never understand the Michael Kors stores in the mall. His stuff is horrible and always has been. I'm always looking for Men's Vinyard Vines lacrosse t-shirts.
I find tons of Harley because I live in Milwaukee. Any actual riding gear is money, like gloves or riding boots. I sold a riding hoodie for a good amount recently. You can tell if it’s riding instead of fashion based on sleeve length. And of course like he said, bigger sized and button shirts are good.
I wouldn't touch a bunch of this at goodwill, but only a couple I would skip at the bins. If you want to sell junk brands you better be able to list cheapest.
J crew is good to get if its for yourself as it's good quality. too bad others dont want it... but the larger sizes sell well. pay 8 sell for 16 all day. not the profit you want I know but it will sell if merino
Everything depends on the actual item ie style condition rarity not just the brand name ..I was a full time clothes seller on eBay for nearly ten years .way before smart phones and google .it was a wild ride you could name your own prices back in those days ...Product knowledge was everything back then now everyones an expert thanks to you tube and google ...lol
Must have been the wild west, I'm jealous. Style, condition and rarity are absolutely important considerations. I don't want to give the impression that brand is the only important variable. I do think it's the most important one, though.
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I looked up the comps for Tommy Bahama, (as I came across a ton),and the market is soooo over saturated with those darn shirts. On another note, your Sell-Through Method had my Ebay cha-chingin' this weekend. Thanks bud 👍 😘 🙂
That's awesome, Cheryl. I really appreciate it and I'm glad your register's going.
It's great for me because I wear them to work 🤣 Ill even find new ones going for $20 from time to time
Again I hope they sell fast for you and I didn't even realize you had watched any of my videos, so that was a nice surprise. Thanks for letting me pay the kindness I received forward, and until your next upload
Thank you again, really generous of you to send me all that stuff. I'm sure it'll flip quickly.
I picked up a PFG shirt in the Bins a couple weeks ago. Thank you for teaching me about features I didn't know it had! (Roll up sleeves and the rod holder)
Thank you for all the research you have done to steer us in the right direction. I am sure it took hours and hours to put this together.
It was a slog. Thanks very much for checking it out.
Your videos are educational and I appreciate everything you do.
Thanks very much Quan.
hahaha I remember when J Crew was the bread-est and butter-est too! I am with you on Michael Kors...bleh. Thanks for the research, helps my biz LOADS!
Thank you for your hard work in researching the critical resale information. I appreciate your video. 👌🏼
Happy to support you & your channel, I have gotten so much great information that I felt very comfortable giving even before I took a look at the manifesto because I am so confident in you and your research… Many thanks!
Thanks Connie, means a lot on all fronts.
Its funny because most of these brands I have had sitting for 6 months-a full year with offers to likers, reducing price publicly, and still no sales. Thank you for this! You live and you learn with so many brands
Thanks Laura. A lot of these brands I also learned about the hard way. Seems like a lot of people have had similar experiences.
Great real value on those brands. While I do find many of them do sell, I am ok waiting 3-6 months on many of those listings.
Always wondered what that little strap was for on the fishing shirts. Thank you for solving that mystery.
I wondered for a long time myself.
I am freaking out. The value you provide makes me want to cry. THANK YOU!!! I have all this beautiful vintage and no idea how to get started, what platform to use, etc.
Vintage I feel ebay is the better place and poshmark as well. Hope this helps.
100% on point!! I love how you use experience but back it up with numbers! I’m a new subscribed, look forward to learning more from you!
Thank you, welcome to the channel.
I am currently not a reseller seriously considering it. Definitely am hooked on your videos even though I have no intention of selling clothes for men, keep up the informative channel!
Even though I don't sell much clothing, your videos are very helpful. Thanks for explaining sell through rate, as this also applies to antiques and collectibles I sell. If it has a terrible sell through rate, it's not very collectible.
Thanks Mary, sellthrough isn't the only variable that matters but paying attention to it has rewarded me. I hope it helps!
I’m really enjoying your channel and point of view. I love selling Mens and your advice I’d spot on!
Thank you, appreciate that very much.
Thanks for the continued great content! I think I need to list those mint condition women’s Harley chaps I got at a Buy-Sell-Trade Store for $24! I realize you were speaking to men’s sell-through rates but I suspect at least some women’s categories are trending similarly. Hope I didn’t pay up too much! 🤞
Love your videos. I was a newbie to flipping clothing until I found your channel a month ago. So far I find the information you have given on clothing to be 100% accurate for me. I can't speak for anyone else, but you have helped me a ton!!! I've binged watched most of your videos still a few more to go. Will be buying you a coffee ☕😉. Thanks for all the info.
Thanks Jack, glad my info has helped you out. And thanks for the coffee, really appreciate it.
Tommy Bahama is overrated! The silk shirt is aplenty! and there are knockoffs!! I only buy TB new w/ tags. Hilfiger needs to be cool again. He's not promoting his stuff. A lot of those brands are on AMZ, like Hilfiger. It's on AMZ and that to me indicates that the brand has lost its luster. It's equal to a mall brand. I agree with your list. I walk pass MK. Now, their women's purses do well, but clothing? -- fuggedaboutit. There's TOOOOO much Disney out there. I walk past anything with Mickey image on it.
Obama wore Hart Marx suits, but I don't think he's wearing them anymore.
Just bought your list and look forward to using it to help me. I am just starting out and really appreciate all your videos. You obviously spend a lot of time compiling numbers and doing works for these, and especially the list. Thanks so much.
I've sold Tommy Bahama shirts - those with great graphics sell, even though I've had to sit on a few for some time. Other TB is long long tail.
Vineyard - T-shirts with large whale graphics sell pretty quickly for me. And I've got an Eton that's been listed for years. So... I agree with
your evaluation.
And at the thrifts here in the Phoenix area, Tommy Bahama is priced through the roof - along with Ralph Lauren, Perry Ellis, Calvin Klein
and other formerly hot brands. The people who price these things at the thrifts seem to be stuck in a time warp.
Love this method. Somebody please do this for women's🙏😭
Really liking your channel. Thanks for the advice and filling your content with genuinely helpful information. Keep it up.
Thomas Pink Dress Pants and Tommy Bahama anything has sold for me very well in my EBay career. But I agree with the Eton brand, I have one in my store currently and its just sitting. I also think that a lot of these brands have to do with your seller rating for it to sell for a decent price. But I love this video, definitely learned something.
Thanks Kailee. Don't get me wrong, I've sold a lot of Tommy Bahama myself. Thomas Pink, not nearly as much. I just like to be picky when I'm picking. Have had Bahama pieces sit in my inventory for obscene lengths of time before. Not all but some.
Maybe it has to do with location? I bought one and sold full price in 2 days 100% silk hawaiian xxl tough
Loved your guide! Thank you so much for all the fantastic research and info. Greatly appreciated. Keep doing what you’re doing.
Thank you Arina, glad you loved it.
I’ve had absolutely awful luck on American Eagle anything. Picked some up when I first started thinking it was a nice brand and their sell through is abysmal on the things I picked out.
It will be interesting to revisit the list in a few months. I think we could start seeing some buying changes as people start to go back to the office and either want to freshen their wardrobe or discover that maybe not all of their work clothing fits quite like it did before a year of living in stretchy stuff. On the women's side I'm starting to see a bit of sales pick-up on career and "nicer" items.
Yes, safe to assume dress shirts, suits etc will increase in demand as office life returns.
I busted out laughing at the Steve-o reference.
Awesome research!!! Do you feel that a lot of the brands are tanked still as many corporate workers haven’t gone back and don’t need dress wear?
Yes, there's clearly some direct relationship between Covid and low dress clothing sales.
Ha ha, some of your overrated brands are what I like to call the push button brands, ie: if I could walk into a thrift and push a button to make certain brands disappear it would make it SO much easier to look. Sold 3 pairs of jeans since I watched your last video, 1 Levis Baggy SIlverTab, 1 Levis 560 and Polo RL, all from checking the sell thrus. In fact today, I passed on some items I normally buy because of your advice. Picked up more Polo 867s, Levis 640 and Tommy Bahama Classic Fit Jeans. Put a white Masters polo back :-). Found a like new Cinch canvas coat and vintage Polo leather jacket, Filson shirt, good day today. Keep on with the vids, really digging them.
Awesome finds, great work. Thanks for watching the vids.
Ugh...wish I had watched this one day sooner! Just bought T.B. silk shirts, T.H. vtg and HARLEY-DAVIDSON button ups...hope they sell! Yes, J.Crew soooo slow to sell...appreciate the video and knowledge!
Thanks Beverly. You should have no problem with the Harley button-ups, those are good sellers. If you price the other stuff relatively low and/or promote the listings you should still be alright.
Another great video! Thank you for the great information and for getting straight to the point.
Salvation Army here in myrtle beach wanted $20 for a Harley Davidson shirt but they had some vintage 560s and silver tabs for $4.99
And I mean they had literally 2 pairs of Levi’s and they were a pair of sz 42 silvers and 560s
Love your channel and info..am still confused how to work the sell through rate...thank you.
HI. Really enjoy the video's. Learning a lot. Please what app do you use to look up items before buying? Thanks 💗💗💗
I always pick up the tommy b silk shorts. They don’t sell for much but they sell very fast
You have to Pick your spots with those brands. If you get an older J.Crew Workshirt, red or gray one with Selvedge, thats usually a 50$ sale, if you get the J.Crew Kaihara Jeans or the Jeans with Tags you do very well. Same with Vineyard Vines as well, really selective, Tommy Bahama can be profitable but it can also be really really slow. But the different fabrics are sought out after and the really good tommy B goes for very good money.
Wow. This is awesome. Spot on. Coincidentally sold my only Tommy Bahama silk shirt WHILE watching this. Lmao. BUT I was shocked. I only listed it because it was dirt cheap and I suck at finding mens clothes. It’s also been listed dor a few weeks. Exactly on HD. Sell the garage shirts in seconds for good money and meanwhile I have had an HD graphic Tee in my inventory for almost a year!
Haha, funny serendipity. Thanks for the pat on the back. Really appreciate it.
Just bought your guide. Of course your knowledge and experience are valuable. Thank you for sharing. Can you explain sell-through rates more thoroughly? Non-math major here, but I don't understand a greater than 100% sell-through. Again, thanks for sharing!
Amazing guide. Paid of course because you worked so hard. Thank you and great video as usual.
Thank you Renae, I appreciate your support very much.
Such a good video! Adding butteryist to my vocab, and making note, if you find Vineyard Vines, you can maaaayyyyybbbbeee buy it but don't you be dancing. LOL. Love you Matt.
Passed on vineyard this past weekend despite the hype. Always gotta doublecheck that sell through.
Thank you! I really appreciate these types of videos. I was wondering if you could do a video on Jeans.
Hey, yes, there will eventually be a jeans video for sure.
@@ThriftALife Awesome!
lol had me at 'breadest and butteriest'
Holy crap this is helpful. Thank you for putting in the work!!
ME: Sits down at computer to do some clerical work. Turns on RUclips to run in the background.
My Favorite RUclipsr: " Tommy Bahama Hawaiian Shirts are overrated".
Me: Glances over at the clothing rack I have been working on, full of Hawaiian Shirts (Mostly Tommy Bahama).
My Favorite RUclipsr: Picks up dagger.
Me: "Please Dont"
My Favorite RUclipsr: Stabs me repeatedly in the heart.
Me: Dead. ( Buried in a Silk Tommy Bahama Hawaiian Shirt )
Haha, safe to remove the dagger. Just price them reasonably low and they'll still flip eventually. We're entering into summer so demand for them will increase.
@@ThriftALife lol. Yeah, I'm experimenting with them too. I have some really cool ones, and then I'm going to make some bundles. I just thougt it was funny how this video started off with it.
Haha. I got lucky on mine as weather warmed (granted it was a XXL). Meanwhile I have a “Jamaica Jaxx” one which I’m sure I will not be so lucky on. I need to get serious with this method of researching sell throughs.
@@alelywoytek2077 Ha Ha Ha. Ive actually sold a good amount of Tommy Bahama. I think with Hawaiian Shirts, you just want the most loud and crazy style you can find.
@@alelywoytek2077 i got a jamaican jaxx shirt that is getting like 1 view a day maybe? Dont see that shirt selling anytime soon. Im right there with you buddy
Thanks for all the info, especially about fishing shirts!
Thanks Licia, hope it helps.
Wow the quality of the video is great!
Thanks Shannon
I look for Eton and Pink for my own closet, they are higher end than what I can afford new. But I understand that this video focuses on what sells, not quality level or the various brands. Always sell the customers what they want.
I started to cringe when you said HD; happy to have picked up 3 pairs of jeans, large sizes, last week. Can’t wait to post and see how they do! Thanks, as always for the great videos 😊
Should be great flips. Congrats on the finds. Thanks Tatiana.
Newby here 🙋♀️ you are truly unique!
Enjoyed! ❤❤❤
Tommy Bahama: I usually sell 100% Linen shirts and Plus size Sweaters. I'll definitely keep an eye out for their jeans and shorts now.
Vineyard Vines: I usually sell the men's polo, button-up shirts and golf shorts. (L-XXL sell well)
J. Crew: 100% Cashmere and Merino wool items only.
In my opinion 🙂 the sell through would be more accurate by adding the sold to the active, then dividing the sold by that sum. Say 50 active, 50 sold - to me that means out of 100 listed for sale, 50 were sold. So sell through rate of 50%, not 100%. Unless I misunderstood your calculations...
I enjoy your videos a lot, thank you and Godspeed!
Thanks Liliana, that is definitely one way to calculate sellthrough. I've not found there to be a consensus about what the "correct" equation is. I prefer my simple version because it's the easiest and you can eyeball it on your phone when sourcing. And it's almost always worked well for me.
The complicated aspect of getting a good calculation is the fact that some items were just listed minutes ago while others have been up for months.
i hope you are considering doing more manifestos ,quarterly perhaps
I am definitely considering it.
Do you have a high end clothing lines that do better than others such as you described that Ken Cole and T Hilf not so good but is Coach ok if MK is NOT?
I'm a total newbie and curious where u find the numbers ur looking at. Thanks!
I agree with you about Vineyard Vines. I have a dress that's a 20th Anniversary Kentucky Derby Addition, and it's been sitting for almost a year
I have a xxl Harley Shirt with tags just sitting blah.
Another really useful video. Thanks!
Thanks for watching
Yeah where were you 3 months ago when i first started sourcing and i was grabbing tommy bahama and tommy Hilfiger dress shirts left and right. Defintly learned my lesson on not checking sell threw rates. I didnt list anything for 2 months wich was a terrible idea so now im just listing nothing but all my low sell threw rate stuff at once and seeing if i can atleast sell enough to recoup my learning experience
First, thank you for getting straight to the point. I agree with all of these. Also, not sure if you know about the brand Relwen... it’s a quick sell and comps look great!
Not familiar, thanks for the tips.
Thank you for the research and awesome info Jared Leto 😎
Wow that's a new one. I will absolutely take it. Beats "Chris D'Elia."
@@ThriftALife I can’t believe you haven’t gotten that before! It’s all I think when I’m watching your videos, I’m all “it’s so strange getting reselling info from Jared Leto” 🤔 I don’t know who the Chris guy is, I’ll have to look him up
@@kristidavid4473 He's one of Earth's worst comedians. Much prefer Leto.
As a new reseller, and female, what would you constitute as "larger sizes" for men? Especially in the pants arena?
Tell my thrift store to stop charging $29.99 for Tommy Bahama!
I'll call them and say I'm Tommy Bahama.
That’s okay, I find all those overpriced items in the bins....lol
My last 5 - 100% Silk tommy bahama shirts thrifted at goodwill sold on ebay for $99/69/72/61/68.
Keep leaving em on the rack for me!
The way silk drapes makes it very difficult for most people to make them look even halfway decent in photos, especially with big patterns to see.
thanks great video as always,also i bought & am loving the manifesto btw
Thanks very much
Well. It depends. What if you find all this brand at a 1$ a piece and make 10$ profit each time it sells. Doesn’t matter if it takes 6 months. I don’t know many business that can have that roi
Great content as always ,nice Bolos video .keep up the good work 👍
Thanks very much
Just looking at sell through without additional filter is not worth much, if people are paying 1-6 bucks but selling for 30+ with a lower sell through , that is a good trade. If you looked the same items up with sale price below 30 then what is the sell through? Well just ran son numbers on Tommy Bahamas with this theory. Not much better than you stated. 2xL under $20 is 45% sell rate
Vineyard vines are a sell out brand. Cranking out China made low quality shirts by the shipload. It will soon fall fast.
Couldn't find the link for your buying guide.
I tried purchasing your manifesto and there is some glitch saying my zip code isn’t part of this country. Haha I’ve done it 3 times. Any other way to purchase the list? Thanks
Does it happen when you buy it for $0? Try that if you haven't. Don't worry about paying
I've sold the big flag Tommy hilfiger jeans and vintage denim shorts. They usually sell overseas.
Tommy pants and Shorts are the only items that I have had luck with
The Problem with the Nautica Vintage Stuff is Nautica did a remake of all their vintage stuff but more modern and about the same price the vintage stuff was going for, so the vintage Nautica market dropped off.
Harley stuff blows for me. I still like the tees, but most of it sits for a while. I found an America's Cup Vineyard Vines hat and got $100 for it! I sell quite a few Masters polos at a good price. PFG is the ONLY sub brand of Columbia that sells well. There are so many TNF fakes out there I quite picking them up.
Bought you a coffee a few days ago and got the list. Such a handy thing to have. Thanks for what you're doing.👍🙏
Thanks Liana, really appreciate that.
I love tommy Bahamas jeans. Fast sellers, rest is super limited.
I do well with Birddogs - Men's shorts/pants/bathing suits - was on Shark Tank and took off
Steve O in a Port a potty haha Nice analogy
Another exceptional Video thanks Matt
Thanks Mary.
Great video as usual mate!!
Thanks thanks
Thanks for the info...For what it's worth I would like to share some effects of Covid on street style in Chicago. My daughter and her sig other who is a film maker and she is a social worker working on her masters living in the heart of downtown. They request certain things from me in the clothes department.... I will share...J Crew may be over saturated but in Chicago Lucky and J Crew closed it's doors over night....Shocking...Stock was sooo limited to remaining stores...Supply and demand....This sent a ripple effect and now all guys covet J Crew and Lucky. LL Bean made a strong come back and so did Addidas, Car hart, North face and No tuck shirts are huge. Khakis (old school style) as well as corduroy. Simple nice black hoodies are nice to wear under Levi's jackets with fur fleece collars.
Guys are moving away from skinny tight jeans and heading toward a fitted style old school type of denim.
Hope it helps...
Thanks for the tips
Just started I picked up a Eton shirt sold in a day
It's surprising how some brands just completely drop off in price once saturated on eBay. I just can't get over how some of the expensive brands can't hold a decent resale price like Eton as mentioned, Zegna, Canali, etc. Shirts from these brands are $250-450 new and have a tough time selling for $25 sometimes not to mention sitting on them for awhile. I started reselling with clothing but I try to avoid it during garage sale season then get stuck buying more during the winter. I burnt out on clothing, it sits too long and takes up too much space but certain niches of clothing I still like.
I hate sitting on clothing too. It is indeed nuts how big the gap between retail and used prices on dress shirts are. I think dress shirts depreciate in value quicker than most other categories of clothing.
I'll never understand the Michael Kors stores in the mall. His stuff is horrible and always has been. I'm always looking for Men's Vinyard Vines lacrosse t-shirts.
Harley Davidson their Leather Jackets Do Really Well 100-250+ and their Bike performance Wear as well
I find tons of Harley because I live in Milwaukee. Any actual riding gear is money, like gloves or riding boots.
I sold a riding hoodie for a good amount recently. You can tell if it’s riding instead of fashion based on sleeve length.
And of course like he said, bigger sized and button shirts are good.
Interesting regarding the sleeves. Riding sleeves are longer? Shorter?
I bought a Michael Kors polo shirt when I first started reselling two years ago.
I still have that goddamn shirt.
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Great videos!
I wouldn't touch a bunch of this at goodwill, but only a couple I would skip at the bins. If you want to sell junk brands you better be able to list cheapest.
J crew is good to get if its for yourself as it's good quality. too bad others dont want it... but the larger sizes sell well. pay 8 sell for 16 all day. not the profit you want I know but it will sell if merino
Another great info video.
Sold a pair of Harley Jeans this last weekend!
Guess overalls have 130% sell thru and vintage guess overalls are 200%+ just to chime in!
I believe it. Thanks for the tip. There's always a surprise lurking somewhere in these brands.
You are SO entertaining to listen to. Love your constant creative use of language... makes every video a hoot
Good stuff.thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
100% Harley-Davidson sell through for me so far. Everything I have bought has sold & fast. Mens and Womens. Avoid personalized city Harley stuff.
Everything depends on the actual item ie style condition rarity not just the brand name ..I was a full time clothes seller on eBay for nearly ten years .way before smart phones and google .it was a wild ride you could name your own prices back in those days ...Product knowledge was everything back then now everyones an expert thanks to you tube and google ...lol
Must have been the wild west, I'm jealous. Style, condition and rarity are absolutely important considerations. I don't want to give the impression that brand is the only important variable. I do think it's the most important one, though.
Great video, thanks.
Nat Nast Limited Edition shirts actually do really well
"Two things I love the most, quick flips and lots of money" touche
solid info. thanks!
Thanks Chalo.