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What's up, everyone? My name is Marcus, and my wife's name is Cassie. We are the Kakac, and we're coming at you with another information-based video.
This one, y'all, I have been looking forward to because this has become my wheelhouse with reselling, and that is men's jeans. Today, we’re going to share what I believe to be the top men's jeans that resell on eBay, Poshmark, Mercari, Facebook Marketplace, in person—whatever it is. These jeans are going to make you some money, and we have a lot to go through.
Let's go ahead and check it out. We have 28 pairs of jeans here. Now, this isn't 28 brands; some of these are multiples of the same brand. But y'all, I got some good stuff for you. You want to stick around until the end of this video to see every single part because I have some great information to share.
So, we’re going to get right into it because I have some work to do. We're going to lead off with what I believe to be the best-selling men's pre-owned jeans that you can find. If you see these, your heart should skip a beat, and you better grab them as quickly as you can. That is Rock Revival.
Y'all, this is the fourth pair of Rock Revival jeans that we have found. I found these at Goodwill just recently. By the way, most of these are going to be $6, so I won't keep repeating that throughout the whole video. Let’s just assume for the rest of this video that we paid $6 for these jeans because we don't do much retail arbitrage.
Okay, so we got that out of the way—$6 for every one of these jeans. I’ll go over what I believe they’re worth. But Rock Revival, y'all, these things are amazing. This is our fourth pair, and we’ve sold three already.
Check these out; they have all kinds of embroidery, fancy buttons, and they’re just heavy, wild jeans. These things are crazy!
Now, we’re going to go through some stats. These are based on eBay. Today, I checked eBay stats for sell-through rates for each one of these jeans. These are men's pre-owned jeans. I won't keep repeating that; we’ll establish that. We’re going to talk about what is listed currently today and what has sold currently today.
So, Rock Revival—without getting into specifics of the type of style it is, this is a stand straight. We haven't bought enough or resold enough of these to really know a lot about that, but we just know in general they’re good.
There are 2,400 listed and 3,700 sold. Y'all, the three that we have sold before sold within one to two days. We bought them for $6, and the one we bought for $6 and the other two we bought at garage sales for about $8. But each one of them sold for about $60 to $70. These sell for about $60 to $80, and they sell so fast.
In fact, let me tell you a quick story on this one. I was in Goodwill the other day, going down the racks of jeans, and I have my little system where I go down all the racks. I’m like a little Tasmanian Devil in there, just going to town. I didn’t see these at first, and I usually have an eagle eye, especially when I see embroidered pockets and things like that.
A guy swoops in and, thank goodness, he wasn't a reseller. He came in, cut me off, and started looking at them. The minute I saw him, I thought, "Bro, how you going to cut me off like that?" He got within two feet of me, and I felt like that was my space. Thankfully, he sensed that he was too close to me, so he walked away. I grabbed them, put them in my basket, and now they’re home with me, and we’re about to make some profit.
So, Rock Revival—be on the lookout for those. In my opinion, and based on our little bit of sales reselling experience, they are the number one selling jeans for us. These things are amazing, and they’re going to make you some mad profit.
Let’s roll because we have some ground to cover.
Next up is True Religion. Now, these do have specific styles. This one is Billy. If we look at True Religion, there are 9,200 listed and 6,600 have sold. That’s just in general. If you get more specific, True Religion Billy has 2,400 listed and 1,900 sold.
Y'all, the value is really good—not quite as good as Rock Revival, but they are really, really good. Probably $40 to $50 for most True Religion jeans. You can see these are a big size—like a size 40—and I think they’re about a 32 in length because I’m 6'1", and they’re like towering over me.
But these are amazing jeans. They have cool embroidery and flap pockets with a cool design on them. Always look for the little Buddha-looking dude with the guitar. Amazing jeans!
When you see those, if you get them in the thrift for anywhere from $6 to $10, they’re worth a pickup.
Let’s move on to another one that we pick up. Y'all, we have sold a bunch of these—Arot jeans. If you come in close, you can see it’s hard to see on this particular tag, but this is just Arot. They have all kinds of different cuts—boot cut, straight leg, and whatever else—but they have the embroidery.
These are a big size, but when you look up Arot jeans, there are 3,900 listed and 6,600 sold. Y'all, that is almost 200%. We have sold so many of these in our short little career as resellers. These sell for anywhere from the high 20s to low 30s, sometimes $35, but around $30 to $35 if they’re in pretty good condition.
We usually try to vet them and make sure they’re not just all torn up. These are in great condition. These do not sit long as well. We put these at the beginning on purpose because if you see these, grab them fast because they are great sellers.
So, Arot jeans—put them on your list now.
Let’s stick with Arot. Now, these are a little more specific. If you come in on the tag, the FR stands for flame resistant. I see some people say fire resistant; whatever it is, this is a workman’s type of jean.
You can see the little hits, the FR hits on it, and the codes on the back on that little back belt loop. But these are even better!
Okay, so Arot flame resistant jeans—1,000 listed and 1,000 sold. So once again, 200%. But these go for more. These can actually go for a minimum of about $35, sometimes $40 to $45 if you get them in pretty decent condition.
So these are even a better pickup than regular Arot, but they’re all a pickup. Pretty much anything Arot you want to check out, and a lot of it is going to be a pickup no matter what it is. But when you see Arot jeans and they’re in decent condition, whether regular Arot or whether flame resistant, that FR on there—pick them up because they’re going to make you some money.
All right, let’s move on to Cinch jeans. Now, we’ve been on a little bit of a learning curve with Cinch jeans. Cassie actually figured this out; I didn’t realize it at first.
So, these are just simple-looking jeans—nothing too crazy, no crazy embroidery or buttons or anything like that—but these will make you some money. The key with Cinch jeans that we’ve learned is you see this? This is a white label.
We’ve learned all these terms or codes, so there are certain color labels that sell really well, and there are others that don’t sell so well. The Cinch white label jeans have 1,800 listed and 1,700 sold, so that’s right at 100%.
The Cinch jeans don’t go for quite as much; they’re more of a bread-and-butter item—$25 to $30 is what you will get. But still, these sell really well too and really fast. We’ve sold quite a few.
Let’s show you another one—Cinch jeans. These are Black Label. Once again, these are just a simple pair of jeans. They would be easy to miss if you were just going through the jeans really fast. Nothing fancy about them that stands out.
But when you look up Cinch Black Label, there are 240 listed and 183 have sold. So a little under 100%, but still really, really good. What I love, and I’ve shared this in previous videos, is that there aren’t that many listed.
Of the white label, there were almost 2,000 listed; of this, there are only 240. I like it when it’s just a couple of hundred that are listed because then you know if you get a hold of some, they’re going to be more sought after if you get the right kind.
Now, there are a couple of other things I want to share with you about Cinch jeans. I don’t have any with me, but if you see carpenter jeans, that is a blue label. Those are really good—only 44 listed and 37 sold. We’ve actually sold some of those, and those actually sell for a little more—probably about $30 to $35.
So be on the lookout for those. They almost look like the Black Label; they’re like a navy blue label, but you’ll see the carpenter, like the little loop and the little side pocket and that type of thing.
So be on the lookout for those. Also, I wanted to share with you that if you see a green label, we picked up one green label pair, and they sat for forever. I looked up the sell-through; I’m not going to share it today, but it’s barely 50%.
So you want to pass on green label unless you’re just okay with them sitting for a while. Plus, they don’t go for quite as much—maybe about $20. So I would pass on green label Cinch jeans.
But white label, black label, and the navy blue label that has the carpenter hits on it—those are the ones that are the bolos and the ones you want to pick up.
Let’s move on to 34 Heritage. These are really cool. It’s kind of hard to see the tag, but look, let’s open it up—34 Heritage. They usually have some type of thing like this that says Charisma.
I haven’t gotten enough of these; we’ve only picked up two or three pairs of jeans. I haven’t gotten enough of these yet to know. I think there’s one other model that’s something other than Charisma, so I don’t know if one sells better than the other.
I will only do a deep dive on them once I start figuring out, you know, when I pick up more of them how well they sell. But in general, when you search 34 Heritage, there are 1,000 listed and 810 have sold.
Y'all, these have a good solid value. They sell in the high 20s to low 30s, sometimes even in the mid to high 30s, close to 40, depending on, I guess, maybe what type of model you get or whatever.
But these are quality jeans. They actually are kind of like a stretchy, almost kind of silky. You can tell they’re very well made. I had never heard of them, and then I started finding a few of them. We’ve actually sold a recently sold pair of 34 Heritage chino pants for about $30, and they sold relatively quickly.
So we’ve just recently listed these, and we’re expecting them to sell fairly fast based on the sell-through rate. So be on the lookout for these—34 Heritage. Great brand, and I think you’re going to find them and make some good money off of them.
Here’s one that we found just yesterday, and this was a brand that I had never heard of. But when I see stuff, especially jeans, I just love finding good jeans, y'all, because there’s such a market for them.
So this is Barbell Apparel. I’m going to open it up and let you look—Barbell Apparel. It says Las Vegas, Nevada, so I guess these are made in Las Vegas. I don’t know much about them, but y'all, these we found out of Goodwill yesterday, and they’re really good.
There are 121 listed, so there you go—see, not very many listed, and 555 have sold. These are kind of like the 34 Heritage; they have good value. You can tell they’re a quality-made jean. They feel like they have a good material and feel about them.
These sell for in the high 20s, low 30s, just like the 34 Heritage—sometimes mid to high 30s, depending on the condition. All these are in very good condition, so this is a pickup, y'all. Over 100% sell-through.
These were just sitting on the rack, just waiting for the CAC attack to come to the rack and say, "I got you, Jack!" Sorry, but these are a pickup, y'all. When you see Barbell, just pretend like you’re lifting weights and like you lift this off, you know, like a barbell.
Okay, anyway, let me move on. I’m not a stand-up comedian; sorry, y'all.
All right, next up is Rock and Roll. Okay, like what we’re doing on this video right now—we’re rocking and rolling! These are definitely a pickup. When you look these up, there are 1,000 listed and 1,000 sold.
These are really, really cool jeans. There’s nothing extra crazy about them as far as any kind of embroidery or anything. These particular ones kind of have that Y2K feel, which I’m going to cover some of that later.
I don’t know; I haven’t done enough research. Maybe these are kind of in the Y2K range, but we’ve picked up a couple of these. We’ve already sold one or two also. But these are probably going to get you again in the high 20s, low to mid-30s.
100% sell-through rate—1,000 listed, 1,000 sold. So really good pickup!
Now, moving on, we’re going to get into the Buckle. I used to shop at Buckle forever ago. I’m older now, and I guess I’m an old man, and maybe that just doesn’t fit me anymore.
But these are Buckle jeans—these are Salvage. Check these out, y'all. These are cool! Now, these start to get back into that Rock Revival kind of look. Check out the embroidery; they’ve got the fancy buttons, and they’ve got some cool stone wash look on this particular pair.
When you look up Salvage jeans, there are 612 listed and 691 have sold. Some of these sell really well—these sell in the 30s, sometimes in the 40s. So this is really, really good value overall—100% sell-through rate. You can’t ask for more!
I’ve actually found two pairs of Salvage jeans just within the last few weeks, and we just sold the other one. How much did we sell it for? In the 30s, maybe? Yeah, so really good pair of jeans, and you will find them. As you can see, there are in the 600s listed, so I’m sure they’re going to be out there.
So moving on and sticking with Buckle-type jeans. Okay, so these are BK, and I’m going to do a hit on some of these—all of these, actually. But some of these we’re going to get into more specific.
BK is a great pair of jeans; it’s been one of our top sellers. These things move so well, and I want to go over specifically with BK the exact model. With some of these, I haven’t gone over the exact model or style, but with these, we’ve sold enough of them that we’ve kind of figured it out.
This is Tyler. Okay, so this is a particular cut. When you look up BK and you look up Tyler, there are 1,800 listed and 2,100 have sold—over 100% sell-through.
Y'all, we have learned that even when they’re messed up, when they have heel drag (which these don’t), we try to get good condition. But we’ve learned with the BK, we get them no matter what unless they’re just like split in two, and you’re like holding two different pairs of jeans and they would have to put one leg on at a time and then rope them together or something.
We might pass on those, but in general, these jeans sell no matter what—tattered or not. They don’t sell for a ton; you’re probably looking at a $30 to $35 range—not as much as like the Rock Revival or the True Religion.
But y'all, BK is a pickup—certain ones. So that’s what I want to go over with you. So markdown Tyler—that is one over 100% sell-through.
Okay, let’s move on to another one. This one is Jake—like Jake from State Farm. Okay, so Jake—there are 1,300 listed and 1,700 sold.
That’s a great one, and I haven’t really done a deep dive on if some of them are more valuable than others. So let’s just say they’re around $30 to $35 is what you’re probably going to get if they’re in decent condition. If they’re in not-so-good condition, you’re probably going to have to mark them down a few dollars, so you might get in the high 20s.
But somewhere around $30 to $35 if they’re in decent condition, and Jake is a pickup. So remember that—we got Tyler, we got Jake, we got all the fellas’ names. But make sure you get the right fellas’ names; don’t get the wrong fellas’ names because you might be sitting on jeans for a while.
So let’s go ahead and add Aiden into the BK bunch. All right, so Aiden—there are 475 listed and 515 have sold, so Aiden’s a pickup. Aiden gets to come along and hang out with the CAC attack because Aiden’s going to make us some money just like Tyler and Jake did.
So remember Aiden—pick up!
All right, and last but certainly not least, we got our boy Fulton. Check out Fulton; isn’t he cool? Fulton—now there are not many of these listed, so if you see Fulton, this is definitely a pickup.
Only 89 of the BK Fulton are listed, and 141 have sold. So those are all pickups. Once again, you’re wanting to look for Tyler, Jake, Aiden, and Fulton. There might be other models or styles that we haven’t run across.
Cool!
Yes, I’m going to get to that, but those are the ones that we found so far that are pickups. One that is not a pickup that we have picked up, and then we kind of figured it out after the fact, and we keep learning as we go, making mistakes and trying to learn from them, is Coal.
Like coal in your fireplace—like the Grinch putting coal in your stocking. That’s kind of what happened with us with these jeans that are BK Coal. When you look those up, there’s like no lie—like 600 listed and like 1,400 sold.
So if you want them to sit for like, you know, eternity—1,400 sold, 600 pairs listed. I would say that’s not a pickup. I’m not sure; I think that’s maybe like, you know, .01% sell-through rate. No, not really, but anyway, definitely not a pickup.
So if you see Coal, pass on those. Just like the Cinch green label, pass on those. But these particular ones we have found, based on eBay sell-through rates and also just based on our experience, we’ve sold a lot of these just in recent time—they’re pickups.
So let’s move on. BK is a great one. Another great one is Levi’s. Now, Levi’s is huge. When you get into Levi’s jeans, we have learned it’s literally like being dropped out of an airplane into the Atlantic Ocean or the Pacific Ocean, and you have one little floaty—just one little one.
You’re holding on to it, and you’re trying to doggy paddle and stay above water. So you have to start quickly figuring out how do you keep yourself above water and how do you make some money. We’ve kind of started figuring it out; we’re still a bit of trial and error.
So I’m going to try to share with you what we’ve learned so far. The one constant that we have learned, first of all, is Levi’s 527s. 527 is your bread and butter. We have sold so many of these in recent time, y'all. These move so well if you get them in good condition.
But just to give you some stats—3,100 listed, 3,500 have sold. So sorting through all the Levi’s, you don’t want to pick up all Levi’s. Let me make that clear. But Levi’s 527s, if they’re in good condition, they’re going to sell.
Now, they’re kind of like the Cinch jeans; they’re not going to sell for a ton. I don’t think we’ve gotten $30 for one pair of jeans. They’re more in the $23 to $25 range. But they move so fast!
I think we sold two pairs today. A guy did a bundle deal on them, and instead of $25, we gave them to him for like $23 each or something. But y'all, people are seeking these jeans. You’re not going to make a ton, but these are a pickup if you can get them in the thrift for $5 or $6.
So Levi’s 527—not a ton of money, but you’re going to move them, and you can play the volume game with them to make a lot of money on that particular one.
Now, one that we have binge-watched YouTube on, and a lot of people said they’re pickups, and I just haven’t seen them, but I have now tested the waters, and the waters are troubled in a good way with these—Levi’s 560s.
This was my first pair. I looked to see if it was made in the USA on the tag; on the inside tag, it was not. But I guess these are somewhat vintage. Y'all, they sold so fast!
So first of all, let me share it with you. Levi’s—and this is kind of weird—the sell-through doesn’t appear to be that good when you search it. There are 5,200 listed and 3,800 sold, but these sold faster than any Levi’s pair—what, like a day? Yes!
Okay, so there’s nothing special about these. In fact, I don’t really have to open up a lot of these Levi’s because it’s all just about the tag. They all look roughly the same; the cuts are different, of course, but there’s nothing special about the jeans.
But these sold in a day for $32. So, Rockside, if we see any more 560s, we will definitely be picking them up. This was our first pair, and thankfully, they made the cut for this video. We had to hurry up and make it because they sold so fast.
Okay, hot, hot, hot potato!
All right, so these are really good. Now, these are good because they’re new with tags. One of the things that you can look for—these are 569. So I’m not saying all 569 are a pickup; you’ve got to be careful with all the different numbers, and a lot of them are going to get lost in the shuffle.
But because these are new with tags, and we got these at Goodwill, these were actually marked up a little. So these were $7.99—8 bucks. But when you look up new with tags 569, there are 668 listed and 546 have sold.
So that is strong for Levi’s; that is very strong. What you can also do—and some resellers and some people watching might kind of cringe when I say this—but hey, everyone can run their store differently.
The value for these new with tags is already up, so you can kind of bring what you’re asking price down just a little because it’s already more valuable with the new with tags, and you can move them faster. You can increase your sell-through rate just by bumping it down a few dollars.
So that’s up to you whether or not you want to do that. But even if you don’t, if you sell it at the fair market value on eBay, it’s close to, you know, maybe an 80% sell-through rate.
So this is a pickup because it’s new with tags. I would probably pass on 569 in general, but before I let that be my final answer, check these out.
Now, we have not sold these yet. Look how cool these are! Y'all, these are just so unique. Unique sells! We’ve learned that in general, weird colors, weird prints, weird hits on it—whatever.
So we found these. Look at the tag on the inside. These are not vintage; I don’t think they are. They’re not made in the USA, but just really cool. They’re the 569 loose fit, just like those other ones—new with tags.
I just feel like these are going to sell. I don’t know what they’re going to sell for—maybe $30, maybe high 20s, low 30s—but I picked them up just because they’re unique, and I feel like unique is going to sell.
So we’ll keep you posted on that, but just to let you know, there are going to be some other ones that I go over where I just feel like they kind of stand out. They’re not your typical Levi’s jeans, and so anytime you see something like that, give it a shot.
You can try to look it up. We tried to look this up; it was kind of hard to find something with this type of hit on the pocket, but we just felt like this was going to sell.
So really good pickup there.
Okay, next up is Levi’s Silver Tab. We’ve kind of had some mixed reviews on Levi’s Silver Tab, but we’re going to share them. This was retail arbitrage; we don’t do too much of this, but we did get these at Ross, and we’ve sold quite a few Levi’s Silver Tab from Ross.
The profit margin wasn’t quite as good on some of them because we paid up for some of them. But when you look up Levi’s Silver Tab, there are 3,800 listed, and there are 3,200 that have sold.
So that’s a good solid sell-through rate. The Silver Tabs do sell; a lot of them will sell for, you know, in the $30 to $40 range. Some of them, if they have something unique about them—a unique color or some type of cargo or carpenter-type hits on them—they can sell for $40 or $50.
But Silver Tab Levi’s—put that on your bolo list because you can make some good money on these if you can get them at a reasonable price.
These, I think we actually got at Ross for maybe $15 or $16, so that kind of does cut into your profit versus getting them at Goodwill for $6. We’re already $10 more.
So anyway, we’ll see. We have sold some Levi’s Silver Tab, new or used, but we’ll keep you posted on that.
Now, this is really cool, y'all. I found these recently. This is my second pair to find. Check out these Levi’s Silver Tab. Look at that leather-type tag. And then when you come in on the inside, look at this—the loose 36.
These are definitely 100% like Y2K—late '90s, early 2000s. We found a pair of these that were new with tags in a Goodwill for $6. They didn’t mark them up, and we’ve already sold them for $60.
That was a few months ago, but these are almost the exact same type, and there’s nothing too extraordinary about them or crazy about them, but they’re vintage. These are 100% vintage.
Cassie did some research on these, and what’s crazy about vintage items, if you get them new with tags or not, as long as they’re in good condition, the value doesn’t come down too much.
So we can probably still get about $50 for these jeans, and they may sit a little bit, but I mean, this is just a really good pickup. I did try to look up vintage Silver Tab—2,600 listed, 2,300 sold.
So the sell-through is actually a little better for these, but these are going to sell, y'all. There’s a huge market right now, and it might cool off at some point, but there’s a huge market for the Y2K, the late '90s, early 2000s jeans and clothing in general.
So this is a great pickup. If you see that Silver Tab and it’s like an older-looking tag or leather-looking tag or something like that, it’s a pickup, especially if it hasn’t been marked up too much at your local thrift.
Okay, so I’m going to kind of talk about a few other pairs of Levi’s, and I’m not going to share statistics because the sell-through rates are kind of all over the map. But this is just to put a bug in your ear; this is just a plant of seed.
So I’m going to do some quick hitters here. These are vintage; these are Levi’s, and these are orange tab. So you see the orange, and then also, I don’t know if the camera can get in close, but these are—it’s really small—but made in the USA.
We found two pairs of these; they’re in great condition. They look old school; they just look totally old school. We’ve listed them; they haven’t sold yet, but there’s value in these. There’s 100% value in these—probably in a $30 to $50 range, $35 to $50 range, and we got these at Goodwill.
So be on the lookout for orange tab. Again, we don’t have any sales experience yet, but that’s what we learned, and I’m passing it on to y’all. Orange tab is cool.
This is another one that we recently found. The camera might not be able to get in on it, but this is 517-0217, and we think that this is also vintage. It doesn’t say made in the USA on the inside, but with a little bit of research that we found, these are just basic jeans.
We think that there’s some added value there—probably $30 to $40 on those. So be on the lookout when you see some weird numbers there.
I’m going to go over a few others that are probably worth looking up, and it might be worth a perspective pickup just to see if it would sell.
So these have a couple of things going for them. The 501XX is kind of special, and I haven’t done enough research on it yet. We’ll do it as we go along. Plus, these have just a cool color. Check this color out; they’re kind of like a burgundy, reddish-pinkish—just really cool color.
And y'all know in previous pants videos that I love the crazy colors. I just feel like that kind of puts them in a different category. So 501XX—check those, and especially if they’re a crazy color. Be on the lookout!
So moving on, I know we’re going long on this video. These are 505C, which that C stands for customized. I found a sold comp for these, and these kind of have the—apparently, the Ramones and Johnny Ramone and the Rolling Stones with one of their albums—apparently, they used to wear an old school version of these.
Levi brought back the 505C customized. There was a sold comp for like $70 or $75 for these. I don’t know if they’ll go for that every time, but these were just something special. They weren’t just your typical 505—the 505C.
So it was worth me taking a chance on them, and we’ve just recently got them listed. We’ll see; they might sit for a little while, but we’ll see what happens with them.
But again, just something different and special—that’s what you need to be looking for that will kind of set yours apart from the rest.
Okay, so then another one—this one is a 501CT, which stands for customized tapered. This is also a specialty type of jean. These are like a small little skinny type of jean. You know, I would be hard-pressed to breathe if I got in these things, you know?
But these are special; these are different. So we’re going to do a trial run and see if they sell. But what few sold comps I could find seem like they sell for good money, so those are a pickup.
All right, so we’re going to end it with some Y2K. We touched on this, so this brings back memories for me, y'all.
Now, let me just say something. I have to correct some of these resellers. I’m 44 years old, okay? So I graduated high school in 1997, and so in the mid to late '90s was kind of like my wheelhouse of trying to be stylish and wear jeans.
I’ve heard some of these resellers, and I don’t know if they’re younger or they’re older and they weren’t in that particular time era—like they weren’t into this type of thing—but they’re slaughtering the names of these brands.
I bought some Marith and some Gerads, and these are Jabos. Yes, okay? They’re Jabos. They’re Jabo jeans. I mean, this was so popular! I’m not an expert on everything, but these are called Jabo jeans.
All right, and the Jabo jeans—one of the biggest things—and we man, when I was a teenager, we wanted these so bad. That hit right on the front zipper label, zipper tab—you see the hit there? Jabo. That just spoke volumes, you know? It was just amazing.
But y'all, we’ve already sold quite a few of these, and these have like a style number typically on the inside. But these jeans are valuable. If you can get them in decent condition, we sold two or three of these for probably $40 each.
These are strong; they’re going to make you some money. So be on the lookout. They’re going to have all different—they’re very uniquely made jeans, but they have the three names. But they’re Jabo, okay? These are Jabo jeans, and they are a pickup. Add them to your list; they’re going to make you some good money.
Okay, so next up—and the sell-through rate on these—I didn’t share with you the sell-through. There are 1,200 listed and 1,200 sold on Jabo. I forgot to share that.
All right, next is Coogi. Okay, so Coogi—we’ve kind of done a deep dive on Coogi and learned different things. The cable knit sweaters are the best. I know we haven’t seen any of those. We’ve sold some of their t-shirts; we’ve sold some of their jeans, and we’ve made some pretty good money.
So I just wanted to add this in because their stuff is so cool, y'all. Check this out—Coogi jeans! So cool! These are amazing, y'all. They kind of have the Y2K vibe, the wide leg. They’ve got all the crazy hits.
I mean, all the crazy colorful things. Look at this one; they got the C at the bottom of the jean. So we’ve already sold a couple of these. The sell-through isn’t blow-you-away—2,200 listed, 839 sold.
But if you get these in the thrift for $5 or $6, you’ve got to pick them up. Some of these go for $40, $50. They might sit for a while, but these are a pickup, y'all. Coogi jeans—you’ve got to add them to your list.
So, great, great pair of jeans—great pickup. We’ve sold t-shirts; we sold one Coogi t-shirt; it was a 4XL, I believe—crazy print on it. We sold it for $50.
So we’ve sold their jeans for in the $30 range, I believe. Some sell better than others, but definitely a pickup if you get them on the cheap in the thrift.
And then last but not least is these. Now, I do want to send out a warning with South Pole. Okay, these are definitely Y2K. These seem to be cooling off. These were so hot, like, you know, the fire department was probably working round the clock to try to keep up with keeping these from the flames from growing.
But we’ve sold, I don’t know, four or five pairs for probably $50 a piece. They’re starting to cool off a little bit. In fact, when I looked up the sold sell-through rate today—3,800 listed, 2,900 have sold.
For the longest time, it was flipped; there was probably like 2,900 listed and almost 4,000 sold. But apparently, the market’s getting flooded. So that’s another thing that we are learning as resellers is you have to keep up with that because it’s a constant motion and always changing the market.
But these are still a pickup, in my opinion. We’ve sold more; we have two left, and we’ve sold probably four or five. These sell for $50 all day long, and they’re the Y2K, the wide leg—just really cool jeans.
Definitely a throwback. I think these might even be a newer model; that’s why these haven’t sold quite as fast. But we found some, y'all, that are just old school looking, and they’re really, really cool, and they’re great sellers.
So definitely a pickup—South Pole. Put that on your list. Check it, of course, before you buy it. Make sure, and it’s going to make you some money.
I hope you have enjoyed this video. I have looked forward to this specific video because, of course, I love men’s jeans. I wear them all the time throughout my life. I’ve bought all different styles, name brands, and different cuts of jeans.
I’ve gone from the skinny leg to the wide leg and back to the skinny leg and everything in between. But I love it, and I’ve really enjoyed it with the reselling business and going out treasure hunting like you do.
There’s good money to be made with men’s jeans. It’ll definitely keep your store open, so don’t be passing on them. If you’re only looking at hard goods, only looking at shirts, only looking at certain things, and you’re passing on jeans, you don’t know what you’re missing.
You’re going to find stuff. I’ve gone over—look at that stack. Put it on that stack one more time and check it out. Look at all these jeans! There are so many opportunities that you can find to make anywhere from $30 to $50.
With the Rock Revival, you’ll make $60 to $80, and they sell. There’s a market for them, y'all. So this is a great opportunity.
I hope I’ve given you some good information. I hope I’ve given you some tips—maybe things you didn’t know, things that you’ll know to be on the lookout for. If there are some tips that you have that you want to share in the comments, we are wide open.
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