IT'S TIME TO PUT AN END TO THRIFTING USED CLOTHING
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- Опубликовано: 19 мар 2023
- IT'S TIME TO PUT AN END TO THRIFTING USED CLOTHING
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2 bins near me but I stay away. Too many crazies when you literally have to stay there hours to find decent items.
Houston we have goodwill bins and family thrift store outlets
How is the government gonna stop 2nd hand thrift stores, Amazon bin stores, and other companies that deal with return/resellable goods from reselling those items.
Well in the US I don’t think they will. But just remember the 18th amendment. It not like it hasn’t happened before
@@commonwealthflipper thanks!
They aren’t.
@@commonwealthflipper That’s completely different. I think I’m glad you aren’t teaching anymore
I lived at the Goodwill bins for the first ten or 15 years of my ebay career. And let me tell you it was like the wild west back then. When I first started going to the bins it was only .39 cents a pound! And the Goodwill hadn't caught on to ebay yet so the good stuff went straight into the bins. In fact the Goodwill bins in my town used to be a regular Goodwill store, the oldest one in town, so people were just used to donating there anyway. And none of the stuff went to other Goodwill stores it just went straight into the bins. Back then the bins were permanently fixed. This was years before the blue carts that they roll out that are already full of stuff. Back then they used giant cardboard boxes that they rolled out with pallet jacks, and the employee just crawled into the box and started throwing the stuff into the bins. The best part of it all was they didn't make us wait. We just started grabbing stuff as they threw it out. It was wild, people pushing and shoving and reaching over your shoulders. Man it was crazy and the picking was awesome! No problem back then to roll out of the store with over $500.00 worth of ebay stuff that you only paid ten or twenty bucks for. Every single day!
Hey Kevin, I'm a big fan and I love your content. I just have a different take on it. I come from East Africa and growing up I wore clothes that were made in the region. In the late '80s and '90s this completely shifted to 2nd hand clothing, a majority of eat from the United States. It is a double-edged sword - for the most part it killed the local fashion industry. The only thing that is locally made and locally sold are uniforms and even that is now being imported from China. At this point it's too late to reverse the effects because it is no longer profitable or sensible to start a clothing company in the region unless it's extremely niche. It is what it is but it was sad to see an entire industry be swallowed up by second hand clothing from another country flooding in. Even though I don't agree with how Indonesia is going about it, I can certainly understand. It's a weird and scary thing to watch and go through. The positive effects are that people are largely able to afford good quality clothes which was not the case before second-hand clothes flooded in.
Remember Tom’s Shoes?
His donations single handedly ended the cobbling industry in all of Africa.
It also acted the same for shoes like the 2nd hand industry did to retailers in Africa.
I think Indonesia is doing a HUGE disservice to themselves as well as the world.
Literally…the MOST polluted river in the ENTIRE WORLD is the river where all our clothes get dyed.
The way companies are combating this, is to just not use Indonesia at all.
Indonesia used to dye clothes for the everyone in the entire world…now people are going to other places and even willing to pay more to NOT egregiously trash a river.
ruclips.net/video/bB3kuuBPVys/видео.html
Reselling can be good side hustle, but the current supply process has some problems and Indonesia may be in part addressing a garbage problem and the clothing industry may be using the issue to their advantage.
A few months ago, I watched a documentary about the problem with used (second hand) clothing going to Africa and Asia. The supply chain is chocked by clothing discarded by foreign charities that they cannot use. Most of what ends up in the supply chain is junk (stained soiled or ripped) and cannot be resold. If anything sneaks through, the better items are stripped out by large job lot creators who resell the better items and sell junk lots to smaller scale resellers who are stuck with garbage. In the end this leaves mountains of clothing trash for local communities to deal with.
I hear you but the big picture suggests that free markets do a far better job of choosing winners and losers than the government regulators. I realize there are limits to this argument but it should be our default way of thinking in eras of dispute.
I definitely see your point when it comes to companies donating clothes. That kills local industry. Tom's Shoes is the gold standard example of this. That said, as far as second hand goods being sold goes, I think the free market works best.
I love how your families all involved. Including the pets. So sweet. ❤
There is a Goodwill Bins about 20 minutes from my house. I go there a lot to look at the media to get cheap games and movies. The same people are there all day every day just waiting for the clothes bins to be changed. Someone else called them "Goblins" lol!
I’m in an area that has 16 thrift stores! So I have a lot of places to chose from. Many of them have weekly 50% deals.
I have a Goodwill Bins within 20 minutes of me. I go in and dig for toys, baby carriers and doorway swings. I love that place. I don’t stay long. I go 2 times a week.
So much of the goodwill clothes here in Philippines still have goodwill tags on them. Am American living in the Philippines. So the American size clothes have actually been a blessings. Still some nice shirts thanks f or great content as being a follower f or years 😍😊
Kevin!! I could watch you all day! Picker & Flipper & everything else- Facebook, Instagram, etc.. I don’t know how I could ever have been somewhat successful without YOU!! You have no idea how much you have taught me and educated so many others with every bit of content you put out! Maybe I don’t comment every time because it would be a little repetitive when I say how much I appreciate everything you show me what to pick, sell, how to ship, flip, organize, just be a better reseller! Then when you go ahead and show us your incredible family and furry critters you make these Flipper videos just that more enjoyable! Kevin, thank you always for posting all of these - I know how hard you must work, but I also know how much you enjoy the reselling business which is also my passion.. I just wish I had a crew like yours! I’m trying to get help with selling. Thanks again for always giving us a heads up on the new “news”. In Baltimore, you would think there are close Goodwill Bin stores.. I will take a look! Great seeing the family! ❤
Love from your #1 fan from Baltimore 😊
Wow. Thank you
I absolutely hate that we don't have bins in our area. Idk if the one in Rosedale still exists but it was crappy 10 yrs ago when I went.
My bins are about 45 min away-in CA I found a WWII helmet I sold for $300!!!! Paid for my flight!
Goodwill has gotten greedy. Prices keep going up making it less affordable for those in need. They pick out the better donated items and auction them off for themselves. The CEO of GW makes $500,000!! So much for nonprofit.
I have a Goodwill bins 15 minutes away and go a couple of times every week!
If the government every says no 2nd hand reselling. I will say that can't say another word about global warming.
I live near Goodwill Bins, I sometimes go to them but they are extremely rough. There are a lot of people that pretty much live there and if ur not ready and willing to claim ur space sometimes violently, it can be hard to get ur hands on anything. These people act as if their life depends on this stuff and will treat u as such. Btw love that Thundercats tshirt!!!!
That’s true
Does ebay ever give you a problem over deleting a sale there when that item sells elsewhere?
My Goodwill Outlet (bins) is about 15 minutes from me and I go every Monday, Wednesday and Friday during the winter. I just returned from there.
hello my friend.
I run my 60k a year part time clothing reselling business solely off of mainly 1 Goodwill store and a bit of wholesale sourcing online. No bins at all. And I find a lot of good stuff all the time. No shortage of good clothing items for me!
Nice. Must be a nice goodwill.
What state do you live in?
@@annmarie4794 same question for me! I’m guessing not Dallas area of Texas. 😹
This must be 2010 he meant 🤣...Na good for you hope it is because I have gone all around NC & SC that doesn't exist anymore.
I am doing about 100K a year selling clothing. Source of inventory is 100% from Goodwill stores. I do not sell or ship any clothing outside of the US.
I got 3 bins within 1 hr of my house, even if it was 2 hr away it would be worth a trip once a week to stock up on inventory. The bins is the only place I source now.
There is a black market in second hand clothing in many countries. People donate clothing to what they think is a good cause, but most of it ends up being picked over and the best stuff is re-sold on the black market.
I have a Goodwill bins here in Little Rock, AR about 10 minutes from my house. It's a massive one, but it's pretty cutthroat when those new bins come out. There are a group of people who seem to be there 24/7 and get the best picks in the clothing, but I'm more of a housewares person so doesn't bother me much. But your margins are so cheap that it's easy to make a profit.
I live in Tacoma, WA. There's a bin here, one in Seattle proper and bins all across the state. Let alone goodwill retail and countless other mom and pop thrift stores. Can't forget the antique shops, garage and estate sales. It's like thrift heaven up here man😊
Nice. I wish it was here
I don't have any bins anywhere near me, but my hometown has 2 goodwills, a salvation army, and a st vinnies, and a 'rescue mission' store. All within a nice proximity. I usually find cool stuff
The nearest bin to me is 3 hours away. Never been to it in probably never will.
I looking at leaving reselling. Sales have slowed. Stuff that use to sell for $30 now sells at $10. It’s just not worth my time.
Great video! Good important topic
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I don't do Goodwill, I source from thrift stores, garage sales and estate sales. Our Goodwill is dirty, and has nothing but junk. I sell mostly glass, ephemera and art. i also have an antique space.
I live near Philadelphia PA and there are 3 "Bins" locations that are within an hour near my house. I mainly get my items from there. I love finding the vintage items! I found a complete in the original box aluminium Christmas tree at the bins! I paid a little over $3.00 for it and sold it for over $200!
I LOVE the Bellmawr one... I'm at the beach, but used to live near Collingwood... I still travel though..lol. They need one on the east side near me!
the one near me in MOntgomeryville is almost always terrible
@@brianklaus2468 Agreed on Montgomeryville, full of clothes but lacking on housewares, plush, etc. They could be so much better. I end up traveling over WW Bridge to the bins in Bellmawr and they are fabulous.
The 2 GW near me, Collegeville and Phoenixville are crappy. I did find a great Evan Picone wool blazer, but nothing else. There's a pretty good thrift store near me in Pottstown.
@@pennystarr-ashton8068 and they're expensive...1.69 on everything, even books
Excellent information!
The biggest factor within the world’s landfill situation…is clothing.
85% of the worlds clothing ends up at a dump site somewhere.
I think this law more has to do with importing “trash” than clothing.
Similar to the electronic waste issue.
All the 1st world countries sell off our rubbish to other countries to worry about and dispose of negligently.
This would end that.
We need to manage our own waste, and stop pawning it off onto other countries.
That's a major problem in Africa. I watched a documentary on it and it was crazy. These importers have shipping containers full of clothes imported then auction them off by dumping a pile on the floor in the market place and resellers have to fight over the pile. It's crazy. The importer said the quality was getting worse and I feel a lot is because of "fast fashion" that makes cheap clothes that don't last. We then donate them to Goodwill and they end up in places like Africa and India.
As a 16 year landfill employee, clothing is a non-factor in our daily business. Not sure where you're getting your information, but clothing has no impact.
There's a for profit group near me with bins all over the states nearby that sells the donated goods by the pound to China. Most people think it's a charity but it clearly says in small letters it's a for profit non charity. I think they are doing well...
@@craigbaumgarte8744
The amount of clothes thrown away in the United States alone equates to a trash truck full of clothing, every second…of every day…of every year.
Clothing indeed impacts landfills.
No offenses but…you work IN a landfill. With walls of trash surrounding you from the outside world.
Just because you sit on a tractor everyday moving trash doesn’t mean you have any sort of inside scoop to the countries landfill issues.
Thanks though.
@@dewdew34
Basically anytime you see a “FREE ELECTRONICS WASTE” event pop-up at a grocery store or shopping center…they’re taking it all and selling it to another country…
Where they’ll burn it in ways the US has rules against, and will use children to take out all the small precious metals.
Most things are not as they seem.
Kevin you are such an awesome teacher. Your reselling abilities are great. Would love to see more of your beautiful family.
I always watch till the end because I love your final clips of your area. Also, I am VERY fortunate to have 2 GW bins (they call them Bargain Barns here in Florida) within 30 minutes of me. I go to one or the other of them almost every weekend.
My goodwill bins in literally 20 minutes away. It's worth the drive.. for mine anyway. Not all bins are created equal.
There are several documentaries about the cost of fast fashion. I seldom buy new anymore
I have a Savers about 25-30 minutes away but no Goodwill.
I feel like the bins would be very dangerous for you😅 you could go crazy if you spend an entire day there. I live quite a bit away now but there was a time where I lived 2 miles down the road and I definitely miss it
I'm in SE Ohio and the closest bins are in Zanesville 1.59 a pound. its a little over an hour from me but I'm there once a month and shop
I live 30 minutes from Bins in Hamden CT. I go once or twice a year. Mostly clothes. I hate listing clothes.
I don’t have a goodwill bins within 4 hours of me 😂.
There are no bins where I live in Long Island, but I have to tell you I am so excited. I also sell on Bonanza, maybe 3 things a year. On Thursday of last week, I actually had 2 TWO Bonanza sales on the same day. I was amazed and shocked. Thought of you right away Kevin! Love your family and pet family too!!
I happen to have 3 Goodwill Bins within an hour from me. I have a Bin in Santa Ana about 2 minutes away. This one is strictly clothes one. The next one is in Long beach about 20-25 minutes away and it is a better one. Then the best one is about 50 minutes away in the San Fernando Valley.
I have a bins in Akron about 30 minutes away. It used to be an outlet store with most items 35 cents!! Now that it’s a bin store it’s actually more expensive. Frustrating watching people attack shoe bins, grabbing everything then sitting in the corner sorting what to buy. I have found two $100+ books and a $25 bag of golf clubs worth over $700!! We also have a couple Amazon type bins that price by what day it is.
😊thanks for the videos ❤
I live in Cincinnati, and we live about 15mins from the bins, but they're the nastiest things I've ever looked through. Never again!
👏 you hit the nail on the head! 👏
We have good bins in our town and also an your way ours is very small but the other one in next town has 40 tables
Bulk clothing by the pound is a different market vs. luxury clothing brands. Asian clothing exporters often go to the bins and grab clothes without any interest in brands.
I have a GW Bins 40 miles away. But I drive 45 miles to work. So I stop by the bins on the way home.
I have a goodwill bins within an hour a way.
We just started to go to the bins. We have 2 or 3 within an hour. It is game changing for us.
Good job
I actually have 3 goodwill bins within an 1.5 hrs, only one of them within an hour of southwest michigan. It has been a life saver having these for sourcing in these winter months. Thrift stores have been ok but the cost of gas to travel them and only maybe finding something. Usually one item at the bins will pay for the whole shopping trip. That is even after everyone has picked over them because i dont like the initial lineup. They can get rough. Clothes are a pain so i usually stick to hard goods and plush. It is almost always worth the trip when you dont have better sourcing.
I have a Goodwill Bins about 15 min away. I work full time so am only able to go on weekends. We pay $1.25lb but it is usually very busy especially after noon and am only getting one or two treasures if I am lucky. Lots of $20-$30 items. My treasure last week was a Build A Bear large Psyduck that I sold for $125 on FB Marketplace. I am in Edmonton Alberta Canada. I find it hard selling on EBay out of Canada as the shipping is so expensive compared to the USA. Just started watching your videos and am really enjoying them so had to subscribe😊
Kevin I have been thinking about it a lot the last month. I will go through you since your my favorite RUclips eBayer.
I agree with you there is such a group of resellers now you all need a platform
Wonderful content as usual.
Interesting take on 2nd hand goods being exported to other countries... problems both ways it seems. It's to me been an issue
of so many countries with low wages sending clothing and goods here to sell and higher cost, but still under US made items....
Plus Never 100 % knew why it kept growing rapidly other than greed !! 🤔😬 Thanks for the info.
Bless your family. 💗😇😊
Yes agree one of the kids should come more often garage thrifting. 🙃🙂😊👍
About 2 hours for me. Went a few weeks ago and lasted about an hour and didn't find much. Went to other Thrifts stores in the same town and found some decent stuff and made the trip worth it.
Good morning from Las Vegas and I do watch your videos to the end. You are my inspiration each morning. I had a great selling weekend $$. Always learning something new from you and wanted to say your a Great Teacher. 😊👍😉💙
That is awesome!
I have 7 GW \ thrift stores within 45 minutes. I almost always find nice clothing items on the $1 racks. Love your shows!
1 dollar racks at GW?
Must not be Goodwill, just generic thrift stores. I almost never find clothes cheap enough to flip from GW😅
I think it's a bigger problem than that. All those clothes being imported can't all be sold and they are fighting mountains of these clothes in land fills.
We have one close to us here in Kentucky area but last four times ive tried to go after driving 35 mins and they were closed due to staffing.
4 Goodwill bins within an hour and another 1hr 15 away.
Hi Keven! Long time viewer in fact My Aunt called me a few weeks ago and she watches very little YT and mentioned you and WOW We had such a conversation it was nice to chat about someone we had in common on YT! She just loves you - maybe you if you read this you could shout out "Carol" lol She always says she can't craft or thrift etc I joke since then and tell her its AC Worthy (Auntie Carol) worthy - meaning she can do it =) LOL - I love your content! I love your history tidbits! I only have a few teachers that stood out the test of time for me and if I had you as a teacher you definitely would have been one of them =) Thank you for your continued knowledge! Much Appreciated =) PS I was trying to keep this short - but I had her thrifting one day a week and in no time climbing around in a horrifying attic at an estate sale LOL
You should definitely check out the bins. I live less than 10 minutes away from one in Columbus Oh and it got my store moving. I'm new but the bins is great. Love the channels.
I have a goodwill bins 1 hr north of me. Actually there are 3 in Indy and I also have one 30 min south of me.
You are going to have to show us your VHS collection that you have going. I bet it’s amazing!!
Nearest bins are 90 miles away but I'm in a coastal resort area in Delaware and our thrift stores, estate sales and usually even yard sales all have prices much higher than I see you paying (even after negotiating) so the bins are a once a month trip for me and we stay all day.
I am in South Florida and have 2 goodwill bins less then an hour away.
The closest bins to me is 3 hours....I recently discovered it and have been twice. It saved my store thrifting and brought all my purchases down to $2 per item the first time I went about 6 weeks ago. I went back 2 weeks ago on a Monday...and the inventory was trash. Hit and miss in my area. Northern NY. I've also been to the one in CT. If you have flea market or antique booth... it would definitely be more worth the 3 hour trip.
No Goodwills in UK, just expensive charity shops
I live about 2 1/2 hours away from you, Kevin. About 20-25 mins north of the Richmond Goodwill Outlet. I go to the bins about 2-3 times per year. I would go more often, but I already have a lot of inventory to list and sell. I will start going more often once I sell some stuff on eBay and make room for more inventory. I would love to see you out and about here in VA one day! 😉
I have 5 location in the Houston area that I can get to within an hour. the 2 furthest from me are my favorites of course.
Love your channel. I like watching you sourcing. Nice hat!!
I have a Goodwill Outlet Store (The Bins) within an hour from me. Located in Tallahassee, Florida. My sister-in-law and I go together. She is the reseller. I am always on the look out for items for her to resale, while picking up items for myself, and my family. Our bins store varies. Some days we go and find all types of good items, other days, they do not rotate the bins as often and nothing much is found. It's fun to go, unless you run into some of the rude people, who are grabbing things. Try it Kevin, just keep in mind you will need a few hours to half of the day because they rotate the bins and you need to be there for that. Get Cary and Dawn to take you when you go to Vegas this year.
I have a Red White and Blue Thrift store near me. Some people load up there carts with clothing, especially jeans
lucky enough to have a GW bin store about 15 mins away from me, now i cant even justify going to the regular goodwill, when my margins are this high from the bins. Got laid off one of my jobs and have been steady listing on ebay and offer up for about the last two months and its finally starting to pay off.
I have a GW bins within an hour. I never find anything there..my best bin find was an 80's star wars figure of luke skywalker..lol. I did get to Goodwill this weekend on Friday for the "1/2 off colorful tags" St. Patties day sale. I loaded up on all the Nike/Underarmor/vintage jackets for $2 each. I feel like I got a good deal lol.
Hello Pepper!
I do not have bins close to me but I have many resale stores.
GW Bins in Tampa are picked over most of the good stuff before it hits the floor🤷🏼♂️🤷🏼♂️ I go there a few hours before the the local auctions start 3-4 days a week.. it used to be awesome
Kevin is one hundred percent right. Not only the interests of the big companies, this is also about the interests of the governments to get income through taxes - are at stake.
In Sweden and within the rest of the EU, there are constant restrictions on the second-hand market. The latest regulation came in January 2023, which means that on the larger platforms such as eBay and Tradera and so on, each individual seller can sell a maximum of 20 times and a maximum of SEK 20,000 (EUR 2,000) per year. Otherwise, this must be registered with the Tax Office of the respective country.
I have one not to far from me. But it is mostly cloths. The only thing I pick up are sealed DVD's and Books. So I do not go there offen.
Kevin I have switched to brand new with tags. My pre owned isn’t selling. I’m adding freeze dried candies to my mix
I have a Goodwill Bins less than a hour away. We have always done good with buys from there.
Closest Bins is 2.5 hours away. Never been. I would like to some day.
I love your sweet little animals.
Hey Kevin using your advice I used your link to order some 5x5 boxes hope it helps me under a pound for shipping 👍👍
thank you
The Bins in my area is 7-10 minutes away depending on traffic and how heavy my foot is ;)
Goodwill Bins: we have 1 location, about 40 minutes away and I’ve been once. What was there was so sad I searched for well over an hour and left with only 1 item and have not been back. That was before the pandemic, when I first heard it had opened.
I'm in the Wichita, Kanas area and we have 2 and they are not very good. The are $12 then $6 Then $3 Then $1 and lot of it is not good.
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I just saw that come accross. Thank you very very much. I did. I appreciate it. Let me know how much you love it.
I'm not a reseller but enjoy thrifting. I hate shopping for new clothes so just wear the same old stuff I've had for years. Then every once in a while I'll get a new piece of clothing and some of it is labeled Made in Indonesia. On another note......I'm an artist and just went to an estate sale of a well known local artist. I was able to get lots of vintage art supplies and drawing and watercolor paper. I'm set now for probably a year. I wonder if the 3 big online art supply stores will care......don't tell them...tee hee. The prices at the art stores have soared along with shipping costs.
Love the content!! Love the background, I'm a huge toy nerd myself. Any MOTU you looking for?
I live in Florida and there's 5 goodwill bins within 1 to 2 hours from me but I've only been to 2 of them and I've done ok. Where I've done really well is Salvation army store on half off day also we've traveled to different goodwill in Florida and we've got really good deals at different ones but you really have to know your brands and take time to search.
I wish we had Salvation Army around here
You’re Absolutely Right! When used items sell for more than the original price…big businesses will try to ban the little guy.
The clothing industry should make products people want to buy and pay attention to quality. Do this and people will buy local.
No Goodwill bins near me closest one is in Sacramento about an hour away from me can’t justify a two hour trip on a whim, I’d really like to go digging but it’s just too far at the price of gas in California
Kevin I live 2 miles from The bins I love them I wish you had one I’m in Arkansas
I hate it when companies claim the item you're selling is counterfeit knowing full well that is not! Nike is one of those companies that often claim sellers are selling counterfeit. So many came in that eBay had to do a authenticity guarantee! Soon every company will want to be on a Vero list!