The short answer
What sold on eBay over the weekend in this reseller video?
When I made this video in June 2023, 56 weekend orders totaled just over $1,900. The standouts were a C.C. Filson duffel near $500, Calzoleria Toscana shoes at $130, and a Timbuk2 bag at $44. The rule: growth only works if listings, put-away, and returns stay caught up.
- The weekend total was 56 orders for a little over $1,900 in sales in late June 2023.
- My biggest sale was a new-with-tags C.C. Filson Sportsman duffel that sold for almost $500 plus shipping within 2 days of listing.
- At 650 to 750 monthly sales, I was averaging 30 to 40 returns a month, so returns had to be processed weekly.
- I was listing 50 new items a day and needed to put away about 100 pieces a day Monday through Friday to avoid a warehouse backup.
- Storage units and garage sales were working, but only because I kept cost of goods low: one 5x5 unit cost $40 and left me near $1 per keeper.
This was one of those weekends that looks great on the surface: 56 orders going out and a little over $1,900 in sales when I made this video in June 2023. But the real lesson was not just what sold. It was the problem that comes with growing an eBay clothing store: if the back end is messy, the sales can bury you.
What sold on eBay over the weekend?
I sold 56 items for a little over $1,900 over the weekend, with most of the sales coming from clothing, shoes, bags, and storage-unit finds. The highest sale was a new-with-tags C.C. Filson Sportsman duffel bag that sold for almost $500 plus shipping within two days of listing.
A lot of the weekend was normal bread-and-butter clothing. Some pieces sold for $10 to $18 plus shipping. Others were better flips, like Calzoleria Toscana shoes at $130 plus shipping, a Timbuk2 backpack at $44 plus shipping, and Polo Ralph Lauren underwear bundles at $60 plus shipping.
Here are the main sales I talked through in the video. These are June 2023 video prices, not current comps.
| Item | Price shown | What I noticed |
|---|---|---|
| C.C. Filson Sportsman duffel bag, new with tags | Almost $500 plus shipping | Sold within 2 days; one of the best brands I can find |
| Calzoleria Toscana made-in-Italy Oxford shoes | $130 plus shipping | International order; listed over a year and accepted an offer |
| Timbuk2 backpack | $44 plus shipping | I had been selling these bags often in the $40 to $70 range |
| Polo Ralph Lauren underwear, new in box lot | $60 plus shipping | Older stock, listed over a year, sold as a bundle |
| Kenneth Cole Reaction corduroy pants | $32 plus shipping | Not a top brand, but the style still sold well |
| Quiksilver corduroy pants | $30 plus shipping | Heavy-duty corduroy helped the sale |
| The Hundreds pullover windbreaker | $30 plus shipping | Some collaborations from this brand can sell much higher |
| Levi's 511 jeans with stains | $27.95 plus shipping | Normal bread-and-butter sale even with flaws disclosed |
| Miss Me jeans | $25 plus shipping | Listed over a year; I accepted a best offer |
| Billabong duffel travel bag | $22 plus shipping | Came with a detachable smaller bag |
What was the problem behind the $1,900 weekend?
The problem was that the sales were only one part of the business, and the warehouse work had to keep up with them. At that point I was listing 50 new items every day on eBay, working with two listers, and trying to process and put away about 90 to 100 items a day.
That sounds like a good problem, but it can turn into a real problem fast. I had mountains of clothing behind me because new product was constantly coming in, getting sorted, getting washed if needed, getting listed, and then needing to be put away.
My rule at that point was simple: if I did not put away about 100 pieces a day Monday through Friday, I was going to build a backup. That backup does not just look ugly. It slows down shipping, increases the chance of losing items, and adds stress to every part of the day.
This is why I kept saying I did not want to grow too fast. I was doing 50 listings a day and planned to stay parked there for a while. More listings are great only if the system can handle the extra sales, returns, storage, and shipping.
How I was handling storage-unit inventory
I was buying small storage units for fun and for low-cost inventory, but I was not trying to break the bank on them. One small 5x5 unit cost me $40 and had maybe 150 pieces of clothing inside.
After sorting, I expected to keep only 30% to 40% of that unit. Even with that cull rate, my keeper cost was going to be around $1 per item, which is the kind of cost of goods that gives me room to take lower offers and still make money.
Another unit I talked about cost $200 and had a lot of Nike and sports gear. I had already made my money back by the time this video was filmed, so the remaining sales from that unit were profit after the initial buy-in.
| Storage-unit find | Sold for | Lesson from the sale |
|---|---|---|
| Adidas ClimaCool soccer-style pullover | $15.36 plus shipping | Came from a storage unit and still turned into a quick clothing sale |
| Nike women's T-shirt | $17.95 plus shipping | I still picked up Nike at $1 or less even when some items were slower |
| The Hundreds windbreaker | $30 plus shipping | Streetwear brands can be worth checking, especially collaborations |
| Artist Union graphic hoodie | $11 plus shipping | The brand was not the reason; the graphic was the reason |
| Encrypted jogger pants | $12 plus shipping | Storage-unit clothing was often less stained or distressed |
The biggest storage-unit reminder was the C.C. Filson bag. It was sitting at the bottom of a box from a past buyout. The original buyer had paid $249, and I sold it for almost $500 plus shipping. I had two of them, which is the kind of find that makes reselling fun.
Which clothing brands were worth picking up?
The brands that kept proving themselves were the ones with either steady demand, good materials, a strong style, or a low enough buy cost to make the numbers work. Not everything was a home run, but plenty of ordinary clothing still moved.
Wrangler was a good example. A pair of modern men's Wranglers sold for $17.95 plus shipping. I said in the video that sometimes modern Wranglers feel like you cannot give them away, and other times people pay full price. The Wrangler models I like better are 47MWZ, George Strait, FR, and 13MWZ, plus flannel-lined or fleece-lined pairs.
| Brand or item | Price shown | What to look for |
|---|---|---|
| Under Armour women's shorts | $15.40 plus shipping | Basic activewear can still be steady |
| Wrangler men's jeans | $17.95 plus shipping | 47MWZ, 13MWZ, George Strait, FR, lined pairs |
| Nike Oregon Ducks active jacket | $21.95 plus shipping | College team gear, especially near season |
| Prana men's linen-blend shorts | $18 plus shipping | Men's pants and shorts can do well for me |
| Carhartt pocket tee | $17 plus shipping | I had just found 24 Carhartt pocket tees for $1 each at a garage sale |
| Ralph Lauren jeans, new with tags | $27.97 plus shipping | Some Ralph Lauren lines are much better than others; Double RL can be big |
| Angels plus-size women's jeans | $17.95 plus shipping | Plus-size flap-pocket jeans did okay for me |
| Talbots women's top | $15 plus shipping | Hit or miss, but this one sold in a couple weeks |
The big thing here is not that every brand is amazing. It is that the buy cost, condition, size, and style have to work together. A $13 sale can be fine if you paid very little and it was easy to list. A $13 sale can be a bad buy if it sat forever and took too much effort.
Which brands were not worth chasing?
Some brands were clear reminders to raise my standards. Banana Republic was one of them in this video. The pants sold for $13 plus shipping, but I said they often take months or even years to sell.
Mudd was another example. A girls' top sold for $5 plus shipping, and I said I was most likely not going to pick up that brand again. That is the kind of sale that teaches you more than it pays you.
| Brand or item | Price shown | My takeaway |
|---|---|---|
| Mudd girls' top | $5 plus shipping | Bad buy; not a brand I wanted to repeat |
| Haband men's polo | $5 plus shipping | Low sale price, not exciting |
| Banana Republic pants | $13 plus shipping | Can take too long for my model |
| DKNY men's jeans | $10 plus shipping | Decent sometimes, but not a brand I chase hard |
| Aeropostale romper | $11 plus shipping | Brand was weak, but rompers sell in spring and summer |
That does not mean these brands never sell. It means I needed standards. If an item does not meet my margin, sell-through, condition, or time requirements, I would rather leave it behind.
Why returns had to become a weekly system
Returns were one of the biggest growth problems in the business at that time. I was averaging 650 to 750 sales per month for the year, and that meant about 30 to 40 returns every month.
That works out to roughly 10 returns a week. If I did not process returns every week or every two weeks, I would fall behind. And falling behind on returns is not just a clutter problem.
I needed to inspect each package, make sure the buyer sent back the right item, and make sure new-with-tags items still had the tags. If I skipped that step and relisted something without checking it, I could be at fault when it sold again.
In the video, I also answered a viewer question about trying to block returns on formalwear, special-occasion clothing, bathing suits, and intimates while offering 30-day returns on everything else. I said I would not suggest doing that because I believed it could put the store at risk.
My store was offering 60-day free returns for any reason. The reason was simple: buyers can still force returns through eBay's money-back process if they say something is wrong. I would rather offer returns and reduce the chance of false item-not-as-described claims.
Why the inventory system mattered so much
The inventory system was one of the main reasons I moved into a warehouse. I wanted a setup that saved time, used space well, and helped me avoid losing orders.
In the video, I pulled a Tommy Bahama shirt that sold for $2.09 plus shipping after being heavily discounted. It was in a bottom tub, which meant I had to dig for it. That kind of thing still happened about once a week, and it reminded me why I liked a modular, sequential system better.
For small clothing items, I liked using poly bags with SKU numbers, racks, boxes, and a sequential location system. It is not glamorous, but when you are storing thousands of items, being able to pick orders quickly matters.
Once you've found an item worth listing, EasyFlip can help write the listing from a few photos. But the listing is only one step. You still need a clean way to store it, find it, ship it, and process it if it comes back.
What seasonal items still sold in June?
Seasonality mattered, but I did not stop buying out-of-season items if the deal was right. I was picking up swim trunks and board shorts in the fall and winter with the hope that they would sell in spring and summer.
A pair of Hinano board shorts sold in this video, and that was exactly the plan. I was also still selling hoodies, jackets, and sweaters in summer. That is one reason I liked eBay's international reach: buyers may be in colder climates even when it is hot where I live.
| Seasonal item | Price shown | Why I bought or listed it |
|---|---|---|
| Hinano board shorts | Not stated | Bought in slower seasons to sell in spring and summer |
| Dickies women's skirt | $14 plus shipping | Warm-weather clothing was moving |
| Columbia women's tank top | $17.95 plus shipping | Summer basic with a known brand |
| Abercrombie & Fitch hoodie with stains | $22 plus shipping | Hoodies still sold year-round; cleaner one may have brought $34 to $44 |
| American Eagle puffer vest and Wrangler pearl snap combined order | $25 with shipping included | Combined orders helped make a better buyer deal |
The Abercrombie hoodie was a good example of condition affecting price. It had quite a few stains, and I said I probably could have gotten $34 to $44 if it had been cleaner. It still sold, but condition left money on the table.
Why I was going back to garage sales
I had not gone to garage sales much for over a year because weekends were family time. But around this video, I started experimenting with taking the family with me.
It worked better than I expected. We were already looking for things for the house, like a dresser, and I could also look for inventory. I had just found 24 Carhartt pocket tees for $1 each at a garage sale, which was enough to pay for the drive and the time.
That does not mean every garage sale is worth stopping at. But if the signs are everywhere and you are already out with family, it can be a simple way to source without turning the whole weekend into work.
It also gave me a chance to show my kids what I do behind the scenes: how I find inventory, how I think through buys, and how the business works.
How I handled flaws, stains, and vintage clothing
I sold plenty of flawed items, but the key was being honest in the listing. A vintage women's blouse made in the USA sold for $17.95 plus shipping even though I said a lot of vintage pieces I find have a hole or stain.
From the buyer's point of view, flaws are not always a deal breaker if they are clearly shown and disclosed. The problem is not the hole. The problem is hiding the hole.
That said, I was trying to buy fewer flawed items going forward. A lot of the items in my store had some type of defect because that helped me buy very low. But to raise sell-through rate and average sale price, I wanted to avoid more holes and stains when possible.
If you want more practical reseller notes like this, I send them through the EasyFlip newsletter.
The bottom line
The weekend looked strong: 56 orders and a little over $1,900 in sales in June 2023. But the real lesson was that sales create work, and that work has to be managed.
If you are growing your eBay store, do not just ask how many items you can list. Ask how many items you can list, put away, find, ship, and return without the whole system backing up. This week, tighten one part of your process before you add more volume.
Questions people ask
How much did the 56 eBay orders sell for?
When I made this video in June 2023, the 56 weekend orders totaled a little over $1,900 in sales. The largest sale shown was a new-with-tags C.C. Filson Sportsman duffel bag that sold for almost $500 plus shipping.
What was the best item that sold in the video?
The best sale was a C.C. Filson Sportsman duffel bag, new with tags, that sold for almost $500 plus shipping. It sold within two days of listing, and I had found it at the bottom of a box from a past buyout.
Are storage units worth buying for eBay inventory?
They can be worth it if the buy-in is low and you are willing to sort hard. In this video, I paid $40 for a small 5x5 unit with about 150 clothing pieces and expected to keep only 30% to 40%, which put the keeper cost near $1 per item.
Should I accept returns on eBay clothing?
In the video, I said I offered 60-day free returns for any reason on my whole store. My reasoning was that buyers can still force returns through eBay's money-back process, so offering returns may reduce false item-not-as-described claims.
What brands sold well in this eBay weekend sales video?
Some of the stronger sales included C.C. Filson, Calzoleria Toscana, Timbuk2, Polo Ralph Lauren, Levi's, Prana, Carhartt, and The Hundreds. These were June 2023 results from my store, so use them as sourcing ideas and still check current comps.
How many items was I listing per day?
At the time of this video, I was listing 50 new items every day on eBay. I also needed to put away about 100 pieces a day Monday through Friday so the warehouse did not back up.
Sources
Prices are eBay sold listings, and every fact below was checked on June 26, 2023.
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all right so we got 56 orders going out over the weekend totaling a little over nineteen hundred dollars in sales stick around to the end of the video to find out what's sold these new attack Nautica jeans sold for 12.50 plus shipping this women's Hot Topic t-shirt also sold for 12.50 plus shipping in these Calvin Klein jeans sold for ten dollars plus shipping so just wanting to get into the struggles that we've been going through here in our reselling business lately some of the things that we're dealing with because it is not all sunshine and roses and beautiful lovely things going on all the time right it's not always 500 sales it's not always just rolling in the dough so things that I'm working on and I'm kind of working through because it's new for me is dealing with these listers and having to process and put away about 90 to 100 items a day
I list 50 new items every day on eBay so I need to really be on top of auditing my listeners listings and also with the put away you could see behind me these mountains of clothing are in constant process I have a type of assembly line set up here in this Warehouse where a lot of the new product comes in on this row right here you can see I just finished buying out a storage unit a small 5x5 paid 40 bucks so got maybe 150 pieces of clothing so I'm probably going to keep maybe 30 to 40 percent of it so that's going to leave me maybe with about a dollar cost of goods per item that's something that I've been doing more lately is buying more storage units just for fun just to see what's in there and not looking to you know break the bank when I'm spending that money so basically just
processing right here and then once they get processed and everything gets you know sorted out whether it needs to be washed or not it then goes here where it gets lined up and the thing is and the problem that we're going through right now is that if I do not put away a hundred pieces a day Monday through Friday then I'm going to be left with a large backup out and that is something that I just trying to get better on these women's under armor shorts sold for 1540 plus shipping I had these men's Wranglers sold for 17.95 plus shipping it's crazy with Wranglers because these are modern Wranglers sometimes you couldn't even give these away but then there's some times where people are willing to pay full price for them the Wranglers that I like to look out for are the 47 mwz the George Strait The FRS and the 13 mwz all of
these models are more geared towards Cowboy Workwear type of stuff also looking at flannel line fleece lined Wranglers have better resell but the modern day Wranglers might not do as well but they still do surprise me from time to time pick this up for my buddy Parker if you are new to the channel I buy a lot of my bulk bales from Parker as he sorts a lot of the items that I look to sell on my eBay store this is a top by Pleasant company it is a vintage women's button-up shirt you know learning all the different color styles boat neck peasant sleeve balloon sleeve Dolmen sleeve can be a challenge right there are over hundreds of item specifics found on eBay and learning them can kind of be a struggle which is why I release The Ultimate Guide to eBay item specifics for clothing you can find it linked down below and what
I've done is I've compiled over hundreds of item specifics with definitions and photos to help you guys go further faster along your reselling journey I was tired of going to Google typing in what is a boat neck what is a dolman sleeve what is a flared leg pair of jeans look like so what I did is I compiled all the information with definitions in either an e-book that you could download put it on your phone or you could find the hard cover copy found on Amazon linked down below as well so I really wanted to do it because it was hard to be able to jump around during the listing process finding all these definitions to be able to construct the proper and accurate title for keywords so look at look at it as a way to invest in your education if you are wanting to sell clothing you're going to need some type of
guide some type of handbook that you could always refer back to and if you have listers and people working for you and they don't know much about clothing then that's going to be a way where they can really read the book and be an expert in what you're learning and wanting to sell so really help support the channel as well and it is a blessing for anyone who wants to make a purchase so thank you and I love all you guys just had these board shorts sell by the brand hinano maybe you could see that high Nano they're kind of like a Hawaiian type of board shorts I'm picking up swim trunks and board shorts all throughout the fall and the winter season and I'm picking them up in those Seasons with the intention that hopefully they will sell during spring and summer time because if they're not selling during this time right now there's
a good chance that it might be in my store next spring and we have this Dickies women's skirt sale for 14 plus shipping been selling a lot of these backpacks and messenger bags by the brand Timbuk2 pretty frequently recently so if you're able to find any of these backpacks or kind of handbags more of a hiking gear that's kind of their logo there bye Timbuktu they're gonna be a pretty decent pickup been selling these backpacks ranging between 40 to 70 dollars depending on how big they are another thing to be working on and that has been a struggle for me recently is processing returns so if I'm not processing returns every week or every two weeks then I'm going to be falling behind and I do not like to fall behind so I average between 650 to 750 sales per month for the entire year this year and we average between 30 to 40 returns
every month so that means I'm needing to process between you know 10 Returns a week so if I'm not staying on top of that I mean I'm not inspecting the packages making sure that they sent back the right item making sure that the tags are still in the new with tag items then I'm going to be held at fault the next time that item sales if I'm not inspecting each item so I just want to stress the importance that do not grow too fast fast because if you're not able to manage the growth with the sales that come with that growth then you're going to slowly lose out and go out of business so really just growing at the pace that you're comfortable with this is why I brought up in the channel multiple times that I am really going to just stay parked at 50 listings a day for maybe the next couple years
so because right now it's just me two listers and that's it so I'm responsible for most of the other things that are going on in this business and I just really don't want to be growing too fast where it becomes a mismanagement issue because whatever you mismanage you will lose in that backpack we talked about earlier by Timbuktu this sold for forty four dollars plus shipping this Adidas kind of climacool pullover soccer jersey sold for 1536 plus shipping this item came from a storage unit buyout I did about two weeks ago a lot of Nike gear a lot of sports gear paid 200 for the unit but I've already made my money back so this is just one of the cool things about buying storage units is you just you really never know what you're gonna get in there but when you do find the good stuff it is nice and it is a treat
so do you buy storage units are you thinking about buying storage units maybe you want to check it out I use storage unit Treasures a pretty easy website and you can sort from radius and just to see how many uh you know storage units are going to be available in your area this women's Nike t-shirt sold for we'll have to double check I got sold for actually 17.95 plus shipping love picking up Nike I sell a lot of it even though the sell through rate on some of their products are slower I'm still picking it up especially if it's a dollar or less hey hey sold this bra this is a bra by the brand Elia size 48l it's over 17.95 plus shipping this is a pretty good brand to be on the lookout for another storage unit cell the brand is called the hundreds these pull over windbreaker jackets usually sell between 30 and
40 dollars sold this for thirty dollars plus shipping you might want to be on the lookout for this brand some of their collaborations with this brand sell you know a couple hundred dollars so you might want to check out for the brand the hundreds so I have these Oxford shoes sell for 130 plus shipping through an international order the brand is causeria Toscana made in Italy so these came from last year's storage unit by and just beautiful you know you could tell especially when stuff is made in another country like Italy you can just tell it's a little bit better quality uh you can just see the material the stitching you could feel that it's better quality so if you're wanting to maybe add some more Brands to your brand list you might want to check the this out these shoes can sell for a couple hundreds of dollars I had these listed for over
a year so I took a best offer of 130. I believe I had them listed for 250. remember some of the money all the time just had these Miss Me jeans sell these were listed for over a year but I did take a best offer of 25 dollars plus shipping these Calvin Klein men's chino pants they're kind of pinstriped new attacks sold for 17 dollars plus shipping getting into some of the viewer comments Kathy Aldridge says hey Bo do you think it would be okay to have 30 day returns on everything but add a disclaimer that you cannot accept returns on formal and special occasion attire bathing suits and Intimates I would not suggest this I believe it does go against eBay's terms of service so if you are going to be doing that you would basically be putting your store at risk to being shut down so I offer 60-day free returns for any
reason on my entire store I do that because people can still return items on Ebay even though you do not accept returns they can force their way to a return through the eBay money back guarantee program so if there is anything wrong with their order if it doesn't even fit for if you're selling clothing they can still return the item they will just choose a different reason for the return so you're also opening yourself up to by not offering returns to false item not as described so that's the last thing you want to be putting your account in your store at risk I just say offer some sort of returns try it out and hey guess what if you don't like returns and you're getting too many you could always go back to turning it off and not offering returns to at least minimize all the returns you would get but then you would open
yourself up to more item not as describes because if people get the item and they do not like it they will for sure do whatever it takes to get their money back so over the weekend I've been going through a lot of these at U-Haul boxes here this is kind of what's been left over from past buyouts and I was kind of digging through here and little did I know at the bottom of one of these boxes was a nice little item let's go find out what that item was this is definitely a blessing praise the Lord but is also the reason why reselling can be so fun because you never know what you're gonna find you never know what you're gonna get right so what we have here is a sportsman CeCe Filson new at tags kind of duffel bag it is really really nicely made obviously CeCe Filson makes really really nice products
original buyer paid 249. possibly this had been purchased over 20 years ago because I was able to sell this for almost 500 plus shipping sold within two days of listing and I have two of these so praise the Lord that is awesome when I found those items um you know I don't find too much CC Filson so when I do find it I definitely like to just check it out look how well it's made and kind of admire it for a minute and then I sell it you know I have no emotional attachment to any of my items but it is really cool to find stuff like that CeCe Filson if you are a new reseller is one of the best Brands you can find out there with one of the highest average sale prices and one of the best sell-through rates so praise God you know this is just really it's an exciting time
to be alive when it comes to reselling this is a vintage men's Arizona Jeans button-up shirt JC Penney's who remembers JC Penney's that's where you used to go to get your your threads JC Penney's where are you nowadays this sold for eight dollars plus shipping here we go a sale which usually happens about once a week I tell you a Tommy Bahama shirt sold for 209 heavily deeply discount sold but it's on the bottom tub so yeah this happens once a week at least so I'm gonna have to dig through that but I love this inventory system this is the way to go if you're going to be storing thousands of items whatever it may be computer parts CDs small items that can fit in these poly bags and he could put a SKU number on it this is the way to go ladies and gentlemen how you avoid losing orders how you keep utilizing
your space and being able to just not lose orders and pick and pull them easily you're going to want to check this out this is the way to go all the racks all the boxes all the poly bags can be found in the link in description down below and I'll tell you what if you make a purchase it does help support the channel and I greatly appreciate it this was the reason why I wanted to move into a warehouse was to eventually build it out build it into an inventory system that was going to help me maximize my time and I save a lot of time by not having to dig through these bins here and lose orders and switching to more of a modular sequential system so you can check it out I have everything that I use down linked below say what you want about reselling new with tags underwear but these Polo
Ralph Lauren men's underwear sold for sixty dollars plus shipping found several hundreds of these Polo Ralph Lauren underwear still new in box um pretty old I don't think that they're vintage but I do think that they are mid 90 or mid 2000s so I've been listing these in bundles and lots and really enjoy selling them and taking the profits to go ahead and buy more bulk Bales buy more storage units definitely not looking to be buying any more underwear or new it tags bags and stuff like that so really trying to focus just on clothing and that's it but it is really nice to sell some of these items they had been listed for over a year but still they get 60 bucks for two boxes underwear it's a nice sale this Columbia Women's tank top sold for 17.95 plus shipping this air Apostle yes Aeropostale women's romper sold for actually 11 plus shipping not
the best brand but rompers sell really well in the spring and summer time so regardless of the brand I'm usually going to be picking up if it falls within the right price point so this is just a bread and butter sale of some Levi's 511s this had a couple stains on them but still sold for 27.95 plus shipping that's usually what I'm pricing my Levi's at another brand most people are sleeping on is Lane Bryant this is just a simple pair of Lane Bryant chino pants sold for 1256 plus shipping not the best brand not the highest average sale price but just a decent brand that I find pretty often when I'm Outsourcing this is just a regular women's denim skirt by the brand jordash hopefully you can see it sold for 17 plus shipping this is a pair of denim jeans by the brand DKNY DKNY is a decent brand not the best brand
but I do pick it up from time to time this is a 3230 pair of men's jeans so for ten dollars plus shipping this is just a men's regular hoodie but the graphic is what caught my eye this came from a storage unit buyout I did two weeks ago and it is a Japanese graphic with a ocean wave over it and I thought it seemed kind of cool artist Hood artist Union is not really a known brand but I picked it up mainly because of the graphic which is why to my next point I pick up items if it's a trending graphic or a trending style I'm going to be picking it up and putting it in my store that sweater that I just threw on the ground had several stains on it anyways and it still sold for 11 plus shipping so be on the lookout for things that might be trending Graphics or
trending Styles trending patterns and if I can't find the brands that I'm always looking for I'm then going to be looking at out for like material types and patterns and whatnot so something that you can add to your wheelhouse the next time you go Outsourcing as well another DKNY cell this is just a men's new with tags DKNY button up sold for 21 plus shipping and then there's bad buys like this this has been in my inventory for over a year this is a mud girls top so for five dollars plus shipping not the best brand but you live and learn from your mistakes and most likely not going to pick up this brand ever again another bread and butter sale this is a Carhartt pocket tee so for 17 plus shipping one thing I've been really enjoying lately is going out to garage sales what Bo you're going out to garage sales that's crazy
I haven't gone out to garage sales in over a year mainly because I like to include my family on the weekends weekends are family time for me so that's when garage sales are popping off right so the last few weeks we've been experimenting well let's take the kids out let's go garage sale we can see what we can find we need a dresser we need a few things for the house so that's why we've been kind of going and lately we've been doing really well with clothing I just found 24 Carhartt pocket tees yesterday at a garage sale for a dollar a pop um that's cool you know that pays for our drive that pays for our time and it's really hard to avoid the hundreds of yard sale signs posted everywhere when you're driving around especially if you're a reseller so maybe start to include going to yard sales and garage sales and taking
your family with you see how they do I for the longest time think oh the kids are gonna be breaking stuff they're gonna be taking stuff they did really well so that's something I'm going to be doing every weekend for the next few months trying to go out to at least one garage so weekend not for like personal reseller reasons actually to down just include my family into doing one business type of activity with me learning also to teach the kids on you know what Dad does behind the scenes and how we find inventory and how that all goes another vintage women's blouse picked this up from Parker as well made in USA sold for 17.95 plus shipping a lot of the Vintage items that I do find have a defect you know either a hole or a stain it really doesn't matter from the end buyer point of view they don't care as long
as you note that in the condition description hey there's a stain hey there's a hole make sure that you're just being a hundred percent accurately transparent and honest in your listing process and those vintage items sell regardless of holes or stains so that's a nice thing to really be looking for vintage stuff and not being so picky oh it has a hole I can't pick it up that doesn't mean it's not gonna sell you know this is like a top five brand for me it's the brand Prana these are some men's linen shorts linen blend so for 18 plus shipping Prada is just an awesome brand usually most of their men's jeans and pants can sell upwards of thirty forty fifty dollars so that's a brand if it's not on your brain list you're probably going to want to add to it here's a brand you might not want to add to your brain list
and that is Banana Republic these pants oftentimes take months years to sell these sold for 13 plus shipping and the SKU is thirteen nine one five so that you know a couple months ago I listed it but there are brands that you have to have standards for you know if they're not going to meet your margins if they're not going to fit into your business model you're probably going to want to pass them up interesting sale here by the brand permit this is a permit men's button-up shirt sold for 9.98 plus shipping I love picking up college teams I live around the University of Oregon and also Oregon State University or the Oregon Beavers play so a lot of their apparels done by Nike and this is just a Nike kind of running active jacket it still sold for 21.95 plus shipping College season's starting to ramp up here so I'd expect for more of
those Oregon Ducks items to sell more and more as the season approaches another bag sold by the brand Mandarin mandarina duck it's just a men's crossbody tote sold for twenty dollars plus shipping interesting sale right here by the brand encrypted these are some men's kind of jogger pants storage unit buy out from two weeks ago these sold four twelve dollars plus shipping not bad but the one thing that I'm liking from these storage units is uh the items seem to be a little less distressed a little less stained a little less holes so that's something that is kind of what I've been working on throughout the year is just trying to pick up less and less items with holes and stains the majority of the items that are in my store do have some defect this is why I'm able to pay so low for my items as long as I'm disclosing those defects in
my listings I'm okay with selling items with defects but obviously to raise up my cell through rate and average sale price a bit more I'm going to want to avoid maybe some of those items in the future with holes and stains so what do we have next we have 9568 a vintage Ralph Lauren jeans nine five six eight see we got it right here all right so this Ralph Lauren Hayden series jeans new attacks that they sell for they sold for 27.97 plus shipping so 11 Ralph Lauren jeans if you could find the double RL Ralph Lauren jeans those can sell for upwards of 100 to 200 so there's definitely different models within Ralph Lauren that you want to be really cognizant of the next time you go Outsourcing a brand that's okay it does okay for me anyways is the brand angels that are plus size women jeans sold for 1795 plus shipping so
Angels does okay for me you can kind of see the brand label there maybe you can maybe you can't but 17.95 for some flap Pockets jeans not bad sold this Billabong kind of duffel travel bag for 22 dollars plus shipping came with like this little detachable bag here still selling quite a few of these bags um really cool don't really have any use for any of these bags otherwise you know I obviously would be using them more but just happy that this is going to go to someone that's going to use it these Simply Vera Wang pants so for 13.50 plus shipping this men's polo shirt by the brand Haband sold for five dollars plus shipping and these Hollister women's jeans sold for 1256 plus shipping had a combined order here of a women's American Eagle puffer vest and a Wrangler Pearl snap shirt these sold for 25 with shipping included so I love combined
orders because I'm able to give the buyer a good deal not only on the items themselves but on the shipping here's a Polo Ralph Lauren kind of ball bag sold for 1256 plus shipping here are some heavy duty Quicksilver corduroy pants that sold for thirty dollars plus shipping this is an Abercrombie and Fitch hoodie that sold for 22 dollars plus shipping this hoodie had quite a few stains on it as I could have probably gotten 34 to 44 dollars for this Abercrombie hoodie I'm still selling quite a bit of hoodies jackets and sweaters all throughout the year so that's what I'm picking up in the summer time because usually people are passing on jackets and sweats letters but still if you're selling on eBay and you're enrolled into the into the international shipping program then you're going to be shipping to places where it could be colder climates all throughout the year long here's another
pair of corduroy pants by a brand called it Kenneth Cole Reaction Series not the best brand they sold for still 32 dollars plus shipping if you guys are wanting maybe a little bit of help on your journey with eBay because I know it can be difficult if you're just starting out and you're still trying to get your bearings around the platform you could check out linked down below or Marcus Dixon and I are offering a seven day free trial to our reseller mentorship over the last year we've combined to do over three hundred thousand dollars in sales selling men's and women's pre-owned clothing on eBay you can join about 34 35 other members growing their stores doing the same tips and strategies that we're implementing in our business our goal is to help you go further faster learn from the mistakes we've made as resellers for the last two and a half years and Implement
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Loft blouse sold for fourteen dollars plus shipping here's a pair of Kenneth Cole chino pants that sold for fifteen dollars plus shipping if you guys are wanting to know what type of items that I'm on the lookout for on a consistent basis you're going to want to check out this video right here where it goes over the top 50 brands that I'm constantly on the lookout for it does a brief explanation on why I'm looking out for those items and what I'm expecting to pay when I find those items I do that because the next time you go Outsourcing maybe you can find some of those items as well I hope you all have a blessed rest of the week and take care
