@@thriftersifter Yeah, in the last 3 years all of our thrift stores here in Northern Ontario have quadrupled in prices. 25 bucks for a pair of really worn out jean? NAH!
The Harley Davidson Museum is located in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The first year was in 1903, when Harleys were born. This year is their 120th anniversary ❤️
Great video!! I always head for the men’s larger sizes straight away. I do really well with them although short sleeves sell pretty well, too, if they are the mesh undershirt kind for fishing. Thanks for the great content!!
I’ve tried both ways and didn’t see it increase. From my experience and talking to many people and how I shop is my eyes always look at the lowest price. When you add the shipping the original price appears more expensive. I’ve never heard that about putting free shipping first. Do you have something that eBay said to back that up? I do free shipping mostly on Mercari because their shipping rates are really high and I use a different service. But I don’t get as many sales on there and I think it’s because of that. When making offers to me it’s easier to see my shipping. I could put it in my SKU but that’s just another step. I also sell a lot of bigger items and adding $30 to shipping makes it hard to counter. People want you to match other prices but still get “free shipping”.
When people want to return, the buyer gets stuck with paying return shipping when they offer free shipping. Most resellers have tried the free shipping and now use calculated. Unless, all their competitors on an item are offering free.😊
@@thriftersifter You should try something like "American Pickers" as a venture. I know I would watch. You could travel the country and get inventory with a plethora of choices. Get yourself a cute assistant and a warehouse and Bob's your uncle. I would love for something like that to work out for you. Good thrifting!
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How can I look up on my phone sell things
As a bigger guy myself, it is harder to find nice clothes in bigger sizes, so im sure that is why they sell well.
Great hauls, and I enjoy these long-form videos. Your shorts are great, too.
The shorts are really good 👍✌️
Our Goodwill and Thrift stores have 2 to 3 times rhe price of yours. What a deal you got. Great content.
Yeah I was shocked it was this cheap. Our Goodwill and Savers are high. I rarely go there anymore.
I totally agree.. mens shirts are $7.99. Your lucky your prices are what they are.
My Goodwill has half price Thursday. Each Thursday they put a color tag 1/2 off.
Lucky you
@@thriftersifter Yeah, in the last 3 years all of our thrift stores here in Northern Ontario have quadrupled in prices. 25 bucks for a pair of really worn out jean? NAH!
I always check the bedding section because I’ve found some really expensive blankets and it’s one section that’s never priced insanely high.
Harley museum here in Wisconsin, home of Harley. It's in Milwaukee.
I ended up just googling it and saw that lol. It also looks like I might can get more for that too.
Finally a guy who says Ralph Lauren right. Subbed!
The Harley Davidson Museum is located in downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The first year was in 1903, when Harleys were born.
This year is their 120th anniversary ❤️
Great video!! I always head for the men’s larger sizes straight away. I do really well with them although short sleeves sell pretty well, too, if they are the mesh undershirt kind for fishing. Thanks for the great content!!
Thanks for bringing me shopping! I had a blast!
This video is 🔥🔥 loaded with lots of information ℹ️ thank you 🙏🫰🏻 you’re amazing.
There is also a Harley Davidson Plant tour and museum in York Pennsylvania
Great vid as usual !!
union Gospel always hits!
How do you know so much...lol. one day I hope to be 1/2 as knowledgeable as you bro.
Research bro lol. Lots of research.
Nice haul!
There is a Harley Davidson museum in Milwaukee
Provincial blue is my pattern!
I'm bad at clothing and dishes but hard goods and electronics I do well
😮i know where thats at!!! That store!!!🎉🎉🎉❤
Why don't you put free shipping and just raise the price difference. Ebay puts free shipping results higher. Or is there something I'm missing?
I’ve tried both ways and didn’t see it increase. From my experience and talking to many people and how I shop is my eyes always look at the lowest price. When you add the shipping the original price appears more expensive. I’ve never heard that about putting free shipping first. Do you have something that eBay said to back that up? I do free shipping mostly on Mercari because their shipping rates are really high and I use a different service. But I don’t get as many sales on there and I think it’s because of that. When making offers to me it’s easier to see my shipping. I could put it in my SKU but that’s just another step. I also sell a lot of bigger items and adding $30 to shipping makes it hard to counter. People want you to match other prices but still get “free shipping”.
When people want to return, the buyer gets stuck with paying return shipping when they offer free shipping. Most resellers have tried the free shipping and now use calculated. Unless, all their competitors on an item are offering free.😊
Dayum! Your prices are how they’re supposed to be! Add twice as much $ and that’s what clothes Are selling for in Austin.
Oh I believe it! Big city prices are high! I went to Denver year before last and it was horrible.
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Kinda curious, do you wash the clothing items or quarantine them for a while before listing them?
i've recently been looking into reselling and gave resold a few items. is this a profitable side hustle? is it worth my time?
Can you negotiate with the thrift store on prices?
Great video! Which state r u located in? Thanks!
I'm gonna need you to pronouce "museum" again for me please
Do you go to local thrift stores or national, I only find 1 thing visiting multiple thrift stores 😐
I just stay around town. I’d love to travel. Maybe one day. Some thrift stores are better than others. Just depends on where you live really.
@@thriftersifter You should try something like "American Pickers" as a venture. I know I would watch. You could travel the country and get inventory with a plethora of choices. Get yourself a cute assistant and a warehouse and Bob's your uncle. I would love for something like that to work out for you. Good thrifting!