So good to hear from you again! You’ve experienced so many huge changes over the past year! I’m so sorry that you are unable to continue with reselling as your main career there, (& can certainly understand why!) but glad you feel less stressed by thrifting/reselling & hope you are enjoying your new corporate job. Looking forward to more videos/updates from you! Take care & safe travels-perhaps we’ll run into each other at the bins while you’re here! 😉
Welcome back. Oh that dress with the cakes on it was so cute! Part time reselling is way less stressful , I would not like to be full time for sure. Zara is on my Nolo list mostly. Cute stuff but just doesn't move well for me. They need to get some real thrift stores there. Doesn't look like you could make a full time living even if you tried. Maybe getting lots through a freight forwarder. Even those 2 things you got are too pricey for my comfort zone.
Hi, I am a fairly new subscriber, in the last 12 months and from Australia, so was very concerned when I didn’t see videos from you for a while. As a hobby seller in country Victoria I was imagining your struggle with the reselling market here compared to the US. So pleased you haven’t given up completely and here’s hoping the happy medium will continue to bring you joy, xx Lyn
Loubs looked real to me. (I’ve got a bunch of them and they’re not that great quality to begin with | the insides and soles wear incredibly quickly). The texture of the metallic exterior matches a pair I have.
Those prices! I live in Perth and I think perhaps I’ve just forgotten how bad some stores can be because I avoid going to them. Do you have a car? Some of my favourite op shops are further out of the city. The best are the non-chain ones. Eg in Perth there’s a couple of charity and church stores that do monthly pop ups or intermittent sales ($5 fill a pillow case sale 😋). Admittedly it’s a small side hustle for me to and no where near to a full time job.
No car, but I do take public transport further out on occasion. A fill a bag sale sounds great!! Now that I can be more relaxed about it because I so have a steady paycheck coming in, I think I’ll be taking more adventures that can also include op shops along the way :) Thank you for watching and commenting ♥️
Hahaha! Yeah, when they aren’t selling at even a reduced rate there is usually a reason 😂 The black / khaki combos they had a few months back were my faves, argyle works for me. Now I need warm weather work wear in that same pallet please.
I love those overalls!
I live in Sydney and have to say the Red Cross shop is the most expensive op-shop here. If you can find a Noffs Shop, they are much cheaper :)
So glad to see you back… I’ve been missing your videos. And thank you for taking us along on this shopping adventure.
So good to hear from you again! You’ve experienced so many huge changes over the past year! I’m so sorry that you are unable to continue with reselling as your main career there, (& can certainly understand why!) but glad you feel less stressed by thrifting/reselling & hope you are enjoying your new corporate job. Looking forward to more videos/updates from you!
Take care & safe travels-perhaps we’ll run into each other at the bins while you’re here! 😉
Welcome back. Oh that dress with the cakes on it was so cute! Part time reselling is way less stressful , I would not like to be full time for sure. Zara is on my Nolo list mostly. Cute stuff but just doesn't move well for me. They need to get some real thrift stores there. Doesn't look like you could make a full time living even if you tried. Maybe getting lots through a freight forwarder. Even those 2 things you got are too pricey for my comfort zone.
Hi, I am a fairly new subscriber, in the last 12 months and from Australia, so was very concerned when I didn’t see videos from you for a while. As a hobby seller in country Victoria I was imagining your struggle with the reselling market here compared to the US. So pleased you haven’t given up completely and here’s hoping the happy medium will continue to bring you joy, xx Lyn
Loubs looked real to me. (I’ve got a bunch of them and they’re not that great quality to begin with | the insides and soles wear incredibly quickly). The texture of the metallic exterior matches a pair I have.
Thanks for commenting! Luxury brands can be tricky for me especially in a market setting. I super appreciate you sharing your knowledge!
i'm glad to see you again!
Thank you :) I plan to post more frequently again, am happy to be back!
You need to thrift at Flemington Markets. You can get 3 items for $10
Thanks for the tip, I’ll look into that! Thats a fantastic price point!
Those prices! I live in Perth and I think perhaps I’ve just forgotten how bad some stores can be because I avoid going to them. Do you have a car? Some of my favourite op shops are further out of the city. The best are the non-chain ones. Eg in Perth there’s a couple of charity and church stores that do monthly pop ups or intermittent sales ($5 fill a pillow case sale 😋). Admittedly it’s a small side hustle for me to and no where near to a full time job.
No car, but I do take public transport further out on occasion. A fill a bag sale sounds great!! Now that I can be more relaxed about it because I so have a steady paycheck coming in, I think I’ll be taking more adventures that can also include op shops along the way :) Thank you for watching and commenting ♥️
Welcome back! I’m not familiar with the term “ops store”. Could you please tell me what that is?
Sportsgirl are having clearance that isn't selling there because it's ugly rn, lol.
Hahaha! Yeah, when they aren’t selling at even a reduced rate there is usually a reason 😂 The black / khaki combos they had a few months back were my faves, argyle works for me. Now I need warm weather work wear in that same pallet please.
resellers are disgusting. I'm glad you had to get a full time job rather than being a leech.