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What to Buy on Your First Thrift Store Trip as a Reseller

Heading to the thrift store for the first time to resell? This guide tells you some top items to look for. Stop wandering aimlessly through racks. I'm breaking down the 5 best item categories for beginner resellers that actually sell. 🛍️ THE 5 ITEMS TO BUY: Name Brand Jeans Brands to look for: Levi's, Lucky Brand, Silver, True Religion, 7 For All Mankind, Citizens of Humanity What to check: Size tags, waistband stretch, holes, stains Why they sell: Everyone needs jeans, consistent demand Average profit: 15 to 40 dollars per pair Vintage Tees What to look for: Band shirts, sports teams, tourist tees from 80s and 90s How to spot vintage: Soft thin fabric, single stitch hems, faded tags Brands that work: Screen Stars, Hanes, Fruit of the Loom (if vintage) Average profit: 20 to 80 dollars for authentic vintage Kids Clothing with Tags Best brands: Carter's, Hanna Andersson, Tea Collection, Mini Boden, Patagonia Condition matters: Only buy new with tags or like-new Why they sell: Parents want deals on quality brands Average profit: 10 to 25 dollars per piece (but sells FAST) Athletic Wear Top brands: Nike, Adidas, Lululemon, Athleta, Under Armour, Patagonia What to check: Pilling, stretching, holes in seams Best items: Leggings, sports bras, shorts, hoodies Average profit: 15 to 50 dollars Designer Shoes (Good Condition Only) Brands to grab: Cole Haan, Frye, Doc Martens, Steve Madden, Clarks, Birkenstock Critical checks: Sole wear, interior condition, smell, broken hardware Pass if: Heavily worn soles, strong odors, damaged leather Average profit: 25 to 100 dollars 🎯 FIRST TRIP STRATEGY: ✅ Start with 5 to 10 items total ✅ Focus on condition over brand ✅ Don't buy damaged items hoping to fix them ✅ Stick to these 5 categories ✅ Take your time and inspect thoroughly ✅ Research on your phone before buying 💡 WHAT TO AVOID: ❌ Items that need repair (not worth it yet) ❌ Off-brand items (stick to names you recognize) ❌ Anything with stains or strong odors ❌ Stretched out clothing ❌ Shoes with worn-down soles ❌ Buying 50 items because you're excited 📱 TOOLS TO BRING: Your phone (for research) eBay or Poshmark app (check sold listings) Small flashlight (check for stains) Tape measure (for shoes and clothes if needed) 🔍 HOW TO RESEARCH: Open eBay or Poshmark. Search the brand and item. Filter by "sold" listings. See what it actually sells for. If it's worth tripling your money, buy it. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE for thrift hauls, reselling tips, and what actually sells! 💬 COMMENT BELOW: What did you buy on your first thrift trip? Did it sell? 👍 If this helps you feel confident for your first trip, hit that like button and share with someone starting their reselling journey! #thrifting #thriftstorefinds #reselling #thriftflip #resellertips #resellingbusiness #thriftwithme #thrifthaul #resellingforbeginners #sidehustle