The short answer
Which clothing brands sell fast on eBay?
Blazers and jackets from Charles Tyrwhitt, Twillory, Sandwich Isles, Drake's and State and Liberty. When this video went up in Dec 2025, eBay sold Charles Tyrwhitt blazers for $214 to $399 and Sandwich Isles jackets for $319 to $600. The rule that matters: check the tag and stitching, because the higher a brand sells, the more often it gets faked.
- Charles Tyrwhitt blazers: 343 sold in the last 90 days against 603 listed, with sold prices of $214 to $399 when I checked in Dec 2025.
- Sandwich Isles jackets with loud patterns sold for $319 to $600 across the listings I pulled.
- Twillory is a performance brand: 75 sold in the last 90 days against 21 listed. Blazers were $7.99 to $19.99 at my local thrift stores.
- Drake's sold for $150 to $1,000. Look for a Made in Italy or Made in Somerset, England tag.
- The more a brand sells for, the more often it gets faked. Compare the stitching and tag against a real example before you list.
Chapters (6)
If you thrift clothes to resell, blazers and jackets are the category I keep coming back to, and they're the one most people walk past. In this post I cover five brands I learned about over the last year, with the sold numbers I pulled when this video went up in Dec 2025. Those are a snapshot from that month, not today's prices.
Which clothing brands sell fast on eBay?
These five brands sold fast enough to be worth picking up at the thrift store. Every number below is from eBay's Sold filter in Dec 2025, as I read it at the time.
| Brand | Listed on eBay | Sold in last 90 days | Sold prices (Dec 2025) | What to look for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charles Tyrwhitt | 603 | 343 | $214 to $399 | Blazers only. Pre-owned at thrift stores. |
| Twillory | 21 | 75 | $129 for one blazer | Performance blazers and pants. Check the tag. |
| Sandwich Isles | 24 | 16 | $319 to $600 | Loud patterns. Old, plain vintage tags. |
| Drake's | 52 | 32 | $150 to $1,000 | Made in Italy or Made in Somerset, England tags. |
| State and Liberty | 15 | 33 | $149 to $379 | Coats and vests. The tag is easy to miss. |
One sale is an anecdote, so I'm giving you ranges from several sold listings, not one lucky sale. Use the table as a starting point and run your own sold search before you buy.
How much do Charles Tyrwhitt blazers sell for?
Charles Tyrwhitt blazers sold for about $214 to $399 in the listings I checked in Dec 2025. The brand has a lot of listings, 603 on eBay, but 343 sold in the last 90 days. That's a strong rate for blazers. Blazers are usually a long-tail item that takes a while to move, so I noticed that rate in the middle of winter.
The prices were all pre-owned, and the brand is expensive to begin with. A brand-new pair of Gap jeans costs around $50 in the store, so a $200 resale on a secondhand blazer makes sense to me. At my thrift store, these blazers usually run $10 to $14. At that price, I pick up any Charles Tyrwhitt blazer and get it listed right away.
I'd skip the button-ups and the dress pants from the same brand. The blazers are where the sales are. When you sort the sold results from highest to lowest, you can see the price spread quickly, and that tells you what to look for on the rack.
Is Twillory worth picking up as a performance blazer?
Twillory is a performance brand, and the number that got my attention was the sell-through. In the Dec 2025 check, eBay showed 21 Twillory listings and 75 sold in the last 90 days. I had only found this brand three or four times in about three years before I started researching it.
The item I showed was a two-piece set, and a single blazer listed at $129 in a 40R size. The material is polyester, which isn't premium fabric, but the brand sells on its performance cut and features. Blazers at my local Goodwill and thrift stores were priced between $7.99 and $19.99 when I checked, so a Twillory blazer at that price is an easy pick-up. If you find pants or a blazer in this brand, look at it before anything else on the rack.
Why do Sandwich Isles jackets sell for so much?
Sandwich Isles makes performance jackets with very loud patterns, and the sold prices are what make them worth searching for. Of the 24 Sandwich Isles listings on eBay, 16 sold in the last 90 days. The sold prices were $319, $338, $350, $374, $450 and $600. That's the average-sale-price range I saw, and it's far above what these jackets cost at the thrift store.
The patterns are easy to spot. If something loud catches your eye from across the store, walk over and check the tag, even if you think you've seen the brand before. The tags look old and plain, not like a modern logo, so you have to look at the label to know what you're holding.
When I find one of these, I'd spend $50 to $100 on it. I'd list it high, somewhere around $800 to $1,000, and take offers above $600. The demand is there, so there's no reason to rush the price down.
What makes Drake's tags worth checking?
Drake's is a high-end brand, and its sell-through was close to the top of the list. When I checked, I saw 52 listings and 32 sold, though the count shifted a few times while I was looking, so treat that number as a rough snapshot. The sold prices ran from $150 to $1,000. The examples included an $800 tweed blazer and a linen chore coat that sold for $450.
Two tags to know: one reads Made in Somerset, England, and the other reads Made in Italy. Either one tells you the piece is worth a closer look. The chore coat sold for $450 even though the listing had no photo of the tag. Don't copy that. Photograph the tag and the label on every piece you list. It's better for the buyer, and it protects you if anyone asks about authenticity.
What should I know about State and Liberty?
State and Liberty is the newest brand I learned this year. When I checked, 15 were listed on eBay and 33 sold in the last 90 days. The sold prices ran from about $149 to $379, and I saw a $60 vest in the mix too. These are nice coats, and you may want to keep one for yourself. Be careful about that, because the whole point is to sell it.
The tag is easy to miss. On a pre-owned piece, it may be a tear tag, so you might not find it inside at all. Look along the seams and the collar before you assume it's missing. If you can't find a tag, don't guess at the brand.
How do I tell a real designer piece from a fake?
Here's the rule I keep coming back to: the more a brand sells for, the more often it gets faked. I don't think many people fake State and Liberty, but high-end names like Drake's get copied. Before you list any of these, compare the stitching, the tag and the hardware against a real example. If you're not sure, don't list it. A flagged listing or a fake claim costs you more than a missed sale does.
I avoid Gucci and Louis Vuitton for this reason. They're faked so often that checking authenticity takes more time than the sale is worth to me. If you do want a second opinion, consignment and authentication services exist, but their payout terms have changed a lot in recent years. Check their current fees on their own pages before you send anything in, since I don't want you to rely on a number I quoted in 2025.
How do I research new brands every week?
Pick one hour a week, search eBay with the Sold filter on, and look for two or three brands you don't know. Sort the results from highest to lowest sold price. That's how I found most of the brands in this post. Write down the tag, the price range and the sold count. Brands fall out of favor, and new ones take their place, so the research never really ends.
The reason to keep learning is competition. There are more resellers in this niche every season, and the people who keep learning new brands stay ahead of the ones who don't. When you're in the thrift store with a list of brands in your head, you spend less time guessing and more time finding.
Once you've found one, EasyFlip writes the listing from a few photos. It drafts the title, description and item specifics, and you review everything before you publish. That's the part I got tired of doing by hand, which is why I built it.
The bottom line
This week, do three things. Pick up Charles Tyrwhitt blazers when your thrift store prices them around $10 to $14. Check every high-end tag, like Drake's or State and Liberty, against a real example before you list. And spend one hour on the Sold filter learning one new brand.
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Questions people ask
How much do Charles Tyrwhitt blazers sell for on eBay?
When I checked in Dec 2025, the sold prices I pulled ranged from about $214 to $399. Those were pre-owned blazers, and the numbers come from a few sold listings, so run your own sold search for the size and condition you have.
Is it worth buying a brand I've never heard of at the thrift store?
Yes, if the sold numbers back it up. Search the brand on eBay with the Sold filter on, and check how many sold in the last 90 days and at what prices. If the sell-through is strong, it's worth picking up at a thrift price.
How do I tell a real Drake's or State and Liberty piece from a fake?
Compare the stitching, the hardware and the tag against a real example from the same brand. Check the tag placement too, since State and Liberty tags can be tear tags. If you're still unsure after comparing, don't list the piece.
Where do I find blazers from these brands?
Start with thrift stores like Goodwill, where I've seen blazers priced between $7.99 and $19.99 in my area. Check the labels inside each blazer, because the brand matters more than the price tag on the rack.
Should I resell designer bags like Gucci or Louis Vuitton?
I avoid them, because they're faked so often that verifying authenticity takes more time than the sale is worth to me. If you do sell them, check each piece carefully and follow the platform's authenticity rules.
Sources
Prices are eBay sold listings, and every fact below was checked on December 12, 2025.
Read the full video transcript
If you're a clothing reseller and you're struggling with slow sales, then you're going to want to watch this video because these five jackets are going to 10x your income. And I guarantee you've never heard of them. Let's get right into it. All right, so this is a great brand when it comes to blazers and jackets. Not so much the button-ups anymore, but the brand is called Charles Triit. And the blazers are going to blow you away because I find these all the time at the thrift store and no one ever picks them up. So, you got 603 listed on eBay with check how many have sold in the last 90 days, 343, which is really strong when it comes to blazers because blazers, if you don't know, are usually a longtail item. Typically, they take a while to sell. So, with a great sell-through rate like this in the middle of wintertime, I would pick
up every Charles Triwhit brazer blazer for up to like $10 to $14 if that's what your thrift store is charging nowadays. And you're gonna see here when you sort from highest to lowest, which I love to do so I get a good idea of what to look out for. You can see they sell for really good money. This is pre-owned, by the way. $399, $300, 234, 227, 214. I mean, that's pretty crazy. Charles Triit is just generally an expensive brand. Um, I mean, what brand isn't expensive nowadays? Gap jeans are $50 at the store, brand new. Um, so yeah, $200 is is incredible. So, if you're not familiar with this brand, I will just show you the tag and it's just something to put on your radar. I'm talking about the blazers specifically. I haven't seen so much of a strong sellrough rate in jackets. Um, but you can see here, Charles Triwit Blazer, uh,
42 regular. Really nice, really quick flip when it comes to blazers. So, like I would stay away from the button-ups. I would stay away from the dress pants. But if you find a blazer that says Charles Drywood on it, I would pick it up and get it listed immediately. Something I've been working on behind the scenes is an AI listing tool. I've spent the last 70 days working on this tool, perfecting it so I don't have to do listings anymore. Maybe you're a reseller like me that doesn't have a ton of time to keep up with learning all the keywords, filling out all the item specifics, figuring out how a title is supposed to look, figuring out how to price your item. Well, I built this tool. Easy Flip to solve all those problems. With just a few clicks, you can have instant listings delivered to your eBay store within seconds. Rather than spending all
this time, figuring it out, doing all the manual work. I'm saving about 5 to 10 hours per week listing 10 items a day. All I have to do is just upload photos, download them into Easy Flip, and click a few buttons, and listings are done. If you want to learn more, click the link down below and check it out. We have a 100% money back guarantee. If for whatever reason you're not happy, we got you. The next one is a newer brand that I just discovered a couple months ago. It's called Twillery. And again, going back to the blazers. And I'm I'm looking at blazers specifically because it just seems to be a long forgotten category when it comes to clothing resale. Um, typically like a longtail item, nobody wants to pick them up. But there are certain sizes, styles, and brands that you do want to be picking up as they do have a
pretty decent sell-through rate. And I'm talking like 30, 40, 50% sellrough rate um in the last 90 days. So, this is there's not a ton out there compared to the last brand. There's only 21 results on eBay pre-owned, but when you click on sold, there's 75 sold in the last 90 days, which is insane. 21 listed, 75 sold in the last 90 days. That is incredible. Comment down below if you have found this brand before. Twillery is more of like a performance type brand. Um, let's take a look at the tag and you can get familiar with it. So, this was a two-piece Twillery. I've only found this brand maybe three to four times in the last three years, two years. Um, and it really just la the last few months doing research put me onto this brand to then just be like non-negotiable, pick it up. So that's what the logo looks like. Twillery.
This was a two-piece set. But if you find, you know, pants or a blazer in this brand, the sellrough rate is incredible. So you can see here, $129 for this one right here. Just looks like a pretty ordinary looking blazer. Um, and this is what material. It's also a really small size 40R polyester. So, not even a good a good material, but again, more of like a performance brand. Uh, Twillery tailored for the hustle. So, really nice. $129 for a blazer. Our Goodwill and our thrift stores here in my area prices blazers between $7.99 and $19.99. So, if I'm finding a Twillery blazer, I am definitely picking it up. and I'm getting it listed right away. Another one is more of a fun type brand called Sandwich Isles. They make performance jackets. They make very loud patterns as we will go through here. And if you ever find one of these, it is an absolute
home run hit. Oh my goodness. Cuz these things sell for crazy money. We got 24 listed on eBay. And check this out. [snorts] Check it out. We got How many sold in the last 90 days? We have 16 sold in the last 90 days. But look at the average sale price. This is crazy. Comment down below. Have you found this brand? Because this is insane. $350, 338, 600, 450, 319, 374. And obviously when you're flipping through the racks, you're going to find these brands because uh look how loud the patterns are. I mean, you're just you got to be a visual learner. And like look at this. Whenever you find something from far away, maybe across the thrift store, and it looks like a pattern like this, drop what you're doing and sprint over there and at least check it out because $600 average sale price is insane, y'all. I mean, they're a vintage brand.
So, and there's not a ton out there, but you're going to recognize that pattern because you watched this video and you're like, "Hey, I'm going to pick that up because I learned something new." And this brand I just learned about a couple months ago. So, Sandwich Isles, that's the tag. It looks very cheesy, very old. A lot of the vintage tags look very nonchalant, very plain. Let's see. Let's look at another tag with Isn't that incredible? Average sale price. I mean, if you find this, this is an absolute home run. I am super h happy for you. 60s7s brand Sandwich Isles. There is the tag. Definitely definitely pick it up. I would even spend like $50 to $100 for something like this. Sell through rate is strong. There is demand. And I would price it high. So for something like this I went over in my last video with great demand and great average sale
price, I would list at top of the market. 600 bucks, $800. Who cares? Why are we in a hurry? Listed at $800. Listed at $1,000 and take any best offer above 600. So that's the market on this. Definitely a good one. That one I'm happy to put on your radar. Drake's London, another similar type of performance brand. Um, let's go to active. You have 38 active on eBay. And again, these are insane. These are jackets and blazers that we're looking at. So, how many listed? Let's see. Let's see. Why does it Okay, 52 listed, 32 sold. So, now go back to sold. So, 38 sold. Really close to 100% sell the rate. Look at that. Look at the sales price. $1,000. $648. $620. 598 150 300 150 $450. This is a linen chore coat. Pretty cool. Pretty cool. Pretty cool. Uh let's see. Let's see. Look for the brand tag. Oh, they didn't even take
a picture of the the tag. They didn't even take a picture of the tag and they still sold it for $450. That is crazy. Comment down below. Have you found this jacket before? So, seems like they make a lot of linen chore coats. Let's see if we get a get a zoom in on here. Drakes. Looks like a very nice high-end tag. Minimal, but also very nice. Made in Somerset, England. Very cool. That is crazy. That is crazy. Very good. $800 for this uh tweed blazer. Let's see what that tag looks like. Been going through the blazers a lot more lately. So, Drake's made in Italy on this one. Drake's Made in Italy. That's what you want to be on the lookout for. Uh, wow. If you find this, that is an absolute home run and I'm happy for you. Next one is called State and Liberty. State and Liberty Coat. 15 listed on eBay
and you got 33 sold in the last 90 days. What is going on? This is crazy. State and Liberty $299 250. The vest was $60. 149 275 379 brand new. So, let's take a look. They're really nice coats. This is This is it right here. These are really nice. Um, you may have a hard time uh wanting to sell it because you may want to keep it. So, Drake or State and Liberty. And keep in mind when you are going through all of these brands, the the more that they sell for, the more often that they're faked. So, you're definitely going to want to look at the details, the stitching, really compare the tag before you get something like listed like this listed on eBay because you don't want your listing taken down or you don't want to be flagged for selling fakes. But the more expensive that it sells for, the more often that
it is faked. I don't think there's too many people making fake State and Liberty jackets, but just something to let you know. Um, which is why I kind of stay away from selling like the Gucci and the Louis Vuitton because it's so it's so often fake that it's just not even worth the time to, you know, get a COA and go through the check check app and all this stuff. You can send it to the Real Real even though they'll give you like 5% now. I remember when I first started sell reselling the Real Real would give you 70%. Now I think it's down to like 20%. I don't even think they're profitable. Um, so that's what the tag looks like. Um, very good. And and if you do find something like this and maybe you're not sure, you could also list it on Poshmark, but I just stay away from it overall. Um, just
in general if you are any uncertain about it not being real. Um, so that's what the tag looks like. It's very easy to miss. And I think that's a tear tag, too. So, you probably won't even find it in there if it's pre-owned. But State and Liberty, another new brand I learned this year. Really cool, really awesome. I would just get in the habit of doing this type of research every week and, you know, learn some new brands. If you're a clothing reseller and you haven't learned any new brands this week, I think you're doing yourself a disservice because there's more and more competition coming into this niche. And it's good to get ahead of the game and stay ahead of the game to learn some new brands and seasons are coming and going. Brands fall out of favor and new brands come into the spotlight. So that's why I do these videos to help
a lot of beginners out there and also help a lot of people that are already full-time resellers to just we could do the research together, learn together, and when we go out in the battlefield of the thrift stores, we are now equipped with some good knowledge on what to look out for. I hope you guys have a blessed rest of the day and we'll see you in the next one. Byebye.
