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Hey friends! How are you guys doing today? I hope you're doing so, so well, and welcome back to another Thrifty video!
Today, we're going to be reprising a very, very important concept, and that is the concept of the bolo brand. We're going to be talking about so many good brands to thrift and resell online. If you guys don't know me, I am a full-time thrifting content creator and reseller, so I really enjoy teaching you guys how to thrift and resell online. Whether that's a part-time thing or a way to help you make your ends meet, that's amazing! If it's your full-time job, any of the above should be really helpful to you.
I am going to cover today 100 great brands to thrift and resell. Some of them are going to be a little bit well-known, but most of these are really amazing brands that not many people know about. So this should be super helpful to you!
As always, one of my biggest gripes is when you can see the tag of a brand that you are looking for in the thrift store. Many of these tags and brands are really unique, and if you have never seen that tag, it's going to be almost impossible for you to know what it is in the thrift store and pick it up to resell it for hundreds of dollars. But the more times you see it, the more you'll recognize it. So this should be an invaluable resource for you guys.
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But let's do it! We're going to jump into 100 great brands to thrift and resell, and we're going to move quickly because this is a lot of information. We're going to have the brand tag up here on the screen, and we're going to jump right into it. Are you ready? Let's do this thing!
So the first brand on this list is Alice McCall, a really nice brand. Higher end, should resell for at least probably around $100.
Number two is Alame, another really expensive brand with an interesting tag. You definitely want to make sure you know what it is. They have some really gorgeous floral dresses, and I would say floral dresses do really well, but also just like anything from this brand will probably resell for quite a bit of money. Something about the tag of this brand is very luxe-looking, and you're going to see that across the board. A nice tag will look different than a cheap tag, and I want to do a video about tags eventually, so we'll probably cover more information on how to tell if a tag is expensive in the future. So make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss it!
Okay, number three is Hill House. I've talked about Hill House a lot of times; it's a really beautiful company, and they make gorgeous dresses. They also make other things too, but the dresses are what they're most known for.
Then we have Dale of Norway. Dale of Norway has a lot of more knit pieces, Fair Isle usually, and they're usually pretty chunky.
Number five is Norma Kamali, a very nice brand. This is also sometimes sold at Revolve. I've sold a dress from her before for, I think, $80, and I also have a top from her that I found more recently that's still in my closet that I'm selling. Great brand to know!
Number six is Karen Millen, which is a newer brand to me. I would say that you're really looking for a more substantial piece from this brand, like a jacket or a longer dress. Those tend to go for close to $100, sometimes more. This is a brand I didn't know until I was doing this research, and I feel like that is quite helpful.
Then we have the Antisocial Social Club, which is a really cool name but also a really cool brand. I would say that their tees can do pretty well. We're not going to be making tons of money off of this, but around $50 for some of their graphic tees, and they're kind of fun-looking.
Number eight is Canada Goose, a really great outdoor wear brand. Anything from this brand is going to sell for tons of money. If you found a coat from them, crazy! A hat? Also crazy!
Number nine is Frank and Eileen. Frank and Eileen makes a lot of kind of more elevated basics. I talked about them in my 2024 style trends video, but even their little button-downs, like even a thin shirt from them, will sell for like $70, which is crazy.
Number ten is Paloma Wool, and as the name suggests, wool pieces can do really well from them.
Then we have Zadig & Voltaire. Zadig & Voltaire is more of a designer-level brand; they're very expensive retail. The resale isn't usually as high of a retention rate of the price, but it still is a good one to resell, so I had them on the list.
Number twelve is Nili Lotan. I've talked about them many times. Nili Lotan is a great brand, and basically anything from this brand will sell for over $100. Pants, dresses, and tops are all really good information.
Also, my computer's right down here, so if I'm looking down, just know that my computer is down here. Yes, so Nili Lotan is a great brand.
Thirteen is Dooney & Bourke. I have sold so much Dooney & Bourke in my day. Some of their leather pieces will go for more, while some of their plain monogram bags that are nylon, things like that, won't sell for as much. But the brand in general is a good one to know, and it's pretty recognizable with this little duck logo, so it's pretty cute.
Number fourteen is a new-to-me brand: Queen of Sparkles. It sounds a little bit like a fake brand that you would find online that's all selling the same things that are sold on like Shein and Tamu and whatever, but Queen of Sparkles honestly has really cute stuff—very girly, very quirky. It reminds me a little bit of Wildfox but kind of elevated from that. A lot of the stuff was reselling for like $100, so Queen of Sparkles is not to be slept on. It also sounds a little bit like something that someone would name their pet or something if they had a child, you know what I mean?
Anyways, number fifteen is Alexander Wang, a really good brand. Another more designer-level brand that also has some nicer pieces. We have some shoes from them that would do really well.
Now that I'm thinking about this, I don't think I put Jil Sander on this list, but Jil Sander is also amazing. I'll give you a little freebie in with Jil Sander right there.
Number sixteen is Veronica Beard, an amazing brand. I love selling this brand! I have found some really good pieces. Their blazers can do really well, their pants do well—basically everything can do really well from this brand: dresses, shoes, all the above. Definitely want to be on the lookout for.
Number seventeen is Beina, which is also new to me but a pretty great brand. Shoes, sweaters— a lot of their shoes were selling for over $100, and they were really cute. They also had some hats and scarf combos that sold for like $75 and up, which is crazy to me. But also swimsuits—they have a lot of things. Very interesting, and I would definitely take a look at that tag.
Number eighteen is Acne. Acne actually stands for—I cannot remember what it stands for, but it stands for something. It's not like acne on the face; it is literally an acronym, an Acne acronym. But the brand itself can do really well, especially the more recent pieces. I have found one vintage piece once, but other than that, I have not found it again.
Number nineteen is Patagonia. This is a more recognizable brand, but it is a good brand to know. I'm thinking especially like outdoor pieces, TNAP pullovers, things like that. A lot of their thinner materials and things are not going to sell for as much. So again, all of these are great brands to know, and not everything from every brand will sell for a ton of money, but at least one category from each of these brands is going to sell for good money.
Number twenty is Rebecca Minkoff, and this is really focusing on bags. Anything like a leather purse is really going to do well.
Number twenty-one is Tuckernuck, which is kind of a misnomer in that Tuckernuck is very similar to an anthropology or Revolve in that they sell multiple brands at their store. Tuckernuck does have their own brand, but also there are other brands like Pomander Place and things that are sold at their store. So Tuckernuck itself is really good and will resell for good money, and anything sold at Tuckernuck will usually also sell for good money.
Number twenty-two is Kate Spade, and we're really looking at purses but also coats and things like that from Kate Spade tend to do really well. I have especially sold really, really nice pink bags from Kate Spade for incredible money and very quickly, so that's something to be noted as well. I think pink and the more girly colors do tend to do well.
Number twenty-three is Leons, which makes jeans but also other clothing as well. Leons is a really great brand and can also be sold at Nordstrom, but it's also going to be expensive there, so Leons is a great brand to know.
Twenty-four is Hoka. These aren't selling for as much as they have in the past, but it also depends on which style you find. Some of the styles from Hoka can do really well. I'm thinking like the Bondi 8, the Bondi 9—things like that. It's hard to find them for under $75, especially even secondhand on Poshmark or eBay. So depending on what style you find, if you find a really beat-up one that is a really common style and a really common color scheme, it's probably not going to sell for as much. But that is still great shoes.
Twenty-five is Self-Portrait, a very, very good brand. If you find a dress from them, it can sell for good money, so Self-Portrait is always one to be on the lookout for.
As I mentioned, we're going pretty quickly through these brands. If I don't, we're going to be here all day! But this is a brand video list that I want to be a resource for you. I want you to be able to come back and watch this over and over again and re-familiarize yourself with these brands by watching those tags over and over. So hopefully, I'm going fast enough that you guys will be able to re-watch this and use it as a resource.
Number twenty-six is Arcteryx, a really nice brand. I have found a polo before from them, but they make menswear and also women's wear, as well as a lot of really good outdoor pieces. I also found a pair of shoes the other day that was interesting.
Number twenty-seven is Brahmin, another bag and purse kind of brand. Brahmin bags tend to sell pretty well and close to $100.
Number twenty-eight is Alex Mill, and a lot of the pieces from this are going to be more like sweaters. But Alex Mill has really expensive, really nice pieces.
Number twenty-nine is Rudy Jude, not to be confused with Judy Blue. It is very confusing, but Rudy Jude—a lot of the pieces can sell for hundreds of dollars. We're looking at jeans, but they also have other pieces as well. I saw a blouse that just recently sold for $200, which I found to be crazy, but it's a good brand to know.
Number thirty is Nicholas. This is a brand that can also be sold at Revolve, but Nicholas is an Australian brand, and some of their dresses can sell for good money and are also very beautiful. I love their pieces.
Number thirty-one is Revolve, and this is similar to Tuckernuck and Anthropology in that a lot of brands are sold at Revolve, and it's not just one name. An example of a few of these brands would be A Song of Style, a great brand, Gizo (I think I could be mispronouncing that, of course, the label will be on the screen), and Helmut Lang, which has incredible resale value.
LA Academy—I'm going to butcher them, but that's okay. Those are just a few examples of some Revolve brands that sell for good money. I've actually made an entire brands list just on great brands to resell that are from Revolve, and I think that's a really helpful resource. I'll leave a card up above for you guys if you want to watch that video too after this one. That is really helpful! I think I did 50 Revolve brands in that because it's kind of hard to know what things are actually sold there unless you do the research.
Number thirty-two is Fairity, and they make a lot of plans and really nice, more casual pieces.
Number thirty-three is House of CB. This is one I've talked about a couple of times because I feel like nobody knows this brand. They make some really nice dresses, more like party-ish, going-out pieces, so that's a good one to know.
Number thirty-four is Mac Duggal, a great formal wear brand. If you find some of their gowns, they do sell for good money.
Thirty-five is On Running. You will notice that a lot of the On Running shoes have the little clouds on the bottom. That's the best way to find them, and obviously, their logo is a little interesting as well. I find them to sell for around $50 and up.
Number thirty-six is John Varvatos. I think he mostly designs just for men, but he has shoes and other pieces too, and all of them do really well.
Thirty-seven is Brochu Walker, a really nice brand. Again, a lot of the cashmere pieces are going to do really well—sweaters, things that are thicker.
Thirty-eight is Alice and Olivia, which I feel like has kind of been on a decline recently, but also still, even if I found an Alice and Olivia piece today, I would be excited about it, and I would probably be able to sell it for around $50, which is less than it used to sell for, but still a good amount.
Number thirty-nine is Anine Bing, which is one of my personal favorites. I cannot wait to find it; I want to find it so bad! I don't know why, but their sweatshirts are so cute, and I want one so bad. Maybe someday! But Anine Bing definitely has pieces that resell for hundreds of dollars, probably for those pieces—some of them a little bit less, but a really good brand.
Number forty could be totally butchering this: Loro Piana. This has a very unassuming tag, and I think that it would be really easy to miss this at a thrift store. But Loro Piana, a lot of their pieces are made in Italy. There's cashmere, there's sweaters—some of them are for men, some of them are for women. But again, a really unassuming tag, so make sure you pay attention to the tag.
Then we have Realization Par, which also goes by Realization without the Par. They have more trendy pieces. Again, I think this is also sold at Revolve. It's a really, really nice brand and will resell for really good money.
Then number forty-two is Viori, which is a similar brand to Lululemon and things like that. But I have been selling Viori really well lately, and I feel like it is selling much faster for me than Lululemon, so I wanted to put that on this list as well.
Number forty-three has a really strange tag: Rat & Boa. It sounds just as strange as it is—Rat & Boa. But their pieces were selling for over $100, so a really incredible brand to know. And that tag looks crazy! I would never have known what it even said. It'd be so hard to look up if I didn't already see it, so pay attention to that tag too; it's a weird one.
Number forty-four is UGG, which some people are sleeping on. But y'all, trying to get through this Christmas season and finding a pair of UGG Tasman slippers was a next-level hurdle. If you were looking, you knew! But anything that is more unique from UGG—I have been selling UGG boots on Whatnot for like $50. People are looking for UGG boots, not just necessarily the normal-looking ones, but like different unique pairs. Their slippers do really well, so if you want to sleep on it, go ahead, but you've been warned, and I will pick it up if you don't!
Then number forty-five is Rose Carmine Mohair. Sweaters, cardigans— a lot of their things are colorful and really fun, and I really like this brand. But again, hundreds of dollars, maybe a hundred at least for that brand.
Number forty-six is Farm Rio, which is a really colorful, tropical, fun brand with really good resale value.
ALC is a very, very expensive brand and should do really well for people. I have recently found a dress from them; I haven't sold it yet. I've literally only found one piece in all my time thrifting, but if I had not been doing these brand videos for you guys, there's no way I would have known what it was. So I thank myself for doing this research, and hopefully, it's helping you guys too. I really hope it is! So let me know if it's helped you guys find any of these brands before. I would love to hear some feedback on if this is helping you.
But number forty-eight, the brand is White + Warren. Not everything from this brand is what you're looking for. I would say their cashmere pieces are really what I would hone in on. Cashmere in general is amazing, but White + Warren's cashmere pieces were selling for $50 and up, so I think that's important and really helpful.
Forty-nine is Reformation. Obviously, Reformation is very popular with the youngsters these days. They have some trendy pieces, really cute.
Number fifty is House of Sunny, very sunny, like fun, inspiring kind of pieces. Those should do well for you.
Number fifty-one is Dr. Martens, or Doc Martens, as people call them. Really fun boots; they sell really well.
Fifty-two is SAINT, which I think is French, right? Really nice, kind of quiet luxury pieces—elevated basics, really nice pieces that sell for good money.
Number fifty-three is Aloe Yoga, and I'm not just talking about tank tops from this brand. Some of their pieces can do really well, like some of their sweatshirts and leggings—they do great! I feel like they kind of fly under the radar. I picked up a jumpsuit in the bins the other day, and I sold it for like $70, and I had so much interest. So depending on what piece you find, they can do really well.
Number fifty-four is Beholden. I've talked about them a lot; I really like this brand. It's an anthropology wedding brand, and they resell for like $100 for a dress. If you find one of their wedding dresses, which is what I got my wedding dress from as well, those will sell for hundreds of dollars.
Fifty-five is Alexander McQueen. I have found this brand twice now in the wild, and Alexander McQueen is a great designer-level brand. Even the spin-off, like the diffusion label, can do really well.
Fifty-six is Aritzia. We're over halfway; hold on, hang in there with me! This is helpful. Aritzia is another one of those brands that sells other brands at it, so like Wilfred and Babaton are both great brands from Aritzia.
Number fifty-seven is Doen, which is very similar to Hill House in that it has really beautiful, kind of timeless pieces—more like prairie-core kind of a feel.
Fifty-eight is Rails, and their flannels can do well. Other pieces from them that do well are dresses and jumpsuits. I don't think they make jeans, but a lot of things from Rails can do pretty well. It's not going to be crazy money; it's not going to be over $100, but you know, like $35 to $50—not bad.
Fifty-nine is Fear of God. Now that's the opposite; that will be a lot of money! Fear of God is another really high-level, really expensive brand—good to know.
And then sixty is Everlane. It really depends on what you find, but a more substantial piece will do better. I'm thinking even jackets and coats do great, and silk pieces, dresses, things like that.
Then sixty-one is R13, which I think they make mostly denim. I could be wrong, but I think their main focus might be jeans. But they also have shoes, tops, and a lot of great things that all sell for like $100, so good one to know.
Sixty-two is Perfect Moment, which is a wonderful kind of outdoorsy brand. I'm going sledding, skiing, snowboarding—kind of a feel. Anything from that brand will sell for hundreds of dollars. It's a great brand to know—very, very nice!
Sixty-three is Vince, which I personally love selling. Vince and Theory are kind of brands that some people feel iffy about, but I sell pieces from Vince and Theory all the time. Vince, especially like a cashmere or wool piece from Vince, will do really well.
Then we have sixty-four, Golden Goose. I would love to find a Golden Goose pair of sneakers. I saw someone wearing one the other day, and I literally turned into a fan like, "He's wearing Golden Gooses!" But it was not quiet, and I was like, "Wow, I'm so embarrassing!" But Golden Goose has very, very expensive shoes, so I would love to find that someday.
Jenny Kane is another really nice brand. Their sweaters are so sought after, and they will sell for great money—hundreds of dollars. But yeah, their sweaters and sweater dresses are very, very nice, and they will do really well for you all, so good one to know.
Number sixty-six is Rothy's. I have seen Rothy's not doing as well as they previously had, but they still can sell for good money. I'm still saying like over $50, so I want to include Rothy's on here. If you find them in the wild, if you find them thrifting, then they're totally worth it.
Then we have Colt Gaia, which is more of an edgier brand. Colt Gaia does really well resale-wise; they have great bags, shoes, and dresses—hundreds of dollars for a swimsuit. It's crazy! The things that they make are just going straight to the top, so good to know.
Number sixty-eight is Smartwool. Even if you find socks from this brand, they will resell for good money. It's crazy! I found a pair of Smartwool socks in the bins the other day. They're Jeremy's size, and that man is a lucky, lucky man for what I bring him! But Smartwool, we're looking at, you know, basically anything will do pretty well from Smartwool. They make really nice pieces.
Number sixty-nine is Aviator Nation. I've talked about them many times. Aviator Nation—their sweat sets, their jackets—anything will do really well.
Then Bronx and Banco, which is great for dresses. They're more of a formal wear brand, kind of similar to Mac Duggal as well, and they're also sold on the Beholden website, which is also including other brands, much like Anthropology, which makes sense, and Revolve.
Then seventy-one is Penza Scher, a great, more designer-level brand. Really nice pieces will resell for at least close to $100 usually.
Then we have Love Shack Fancy, which is very girly and is really supposed to pop off this year. So I'm really thinking Love Shack Fancy is going to do even better and better. Similar to Spell and the Gypsy as well. I don't think I have that on this list; there's just so many great brands out there. Once you start diving deep into this world, you just keep finding more.
So Love Shack Fancy is a really nice brand—lots of ruffles, lots of lace, lots of fun, cute details. Really good brand to know, as well as Spell and the Gypsy, which now you have heard that one as well.
Then we have Lululemon, which I feel like is a common brand that you just kind of need to know. I find it often overlooked at my thrift store because the rip tag has been ripped off, which is what you're supposed to do. So often, just knowing what it feels like is the most important thing, and recognizing where they place their labels on their clothing is going to be the only way to know it's Lululemon.
Then we have Johnny Was, which is another really great brand. Things with embroidery, things that are silk, things with patterns are going to do well. It's usually about $50 and up, depending on what you find. If you find an embroidered tunic or something, it could be maybe $100 or more.
Then we have Rollas, R-O-L-L-A-S. They are jeans, and some of their jeans can do really well, especially if they're more like a retro kind of vibe. I found that those were selling for a little bit more money. Some will go for better than others, and then some of them, if they were sold on Revolve, can do even better than just a normal pair of Rollas.
Then we have MadeWorn, which are really nice pieces. I found this one time. This is another inspiration for this series of videos on brands. I found a MadeWorn pair of jeans once, and I didn't know what they were because it was early on in my reselling career. That pair of jeans probably could have resold for at least $100, and I didn't know. So now I know, and hopefully, you do too! MadeWorn is a really good brand—things that look vintage and that have been repurposed, and you will find the MadeWorn tag on them. Very helpful, very good brand.
Number seventy-seven is Loeffler Randall. I think the majority of what they make are shoes, and that's the only thing I've really found, but they probably make other accessories as well. But we're looking at around $100 for shoes or bags. There are some really great things from this brand, and again, more designer-level, so really cute stuff.
Then we have Taylor Stitch, which has a lot of menswear pieces. They are really sought after and really expensive, so a lot of pieces will sell for at least $50. I don't think I know many people that know this brand, so definitely one to be on the lookout for.
Then we have Redone, which is a little bit similar to MadeWorn in that Redone takes pieces and then they rework them to be different. So there's denim, and there's other pieces as well, but I would say the majority of their pieces are denim. They do have cardigans and sweaters and things like that too, and a lot of the pieces will sell for hundreds of dollars, which is crazy!
So there we go! And then we have Hill House on this list again, but I already talked about that one, so one of my other freebies that will count for number eighty.
Number eighty-one is Erin Crafts. Erin Crafts is a great brand but also just a vibe—a chunky knit, more like made in Ireland kind of a sweater. It has a very specific vibe—a fisherman sweater. They sell really well.
Erin Craft Market, though, I'll put the tag up on the screen. That one, if you find it, is a great selling brand.
Number eighty-two is Fig. Fig is a great brand to know; it sells really well. There are so many brands that this is like bringing to mind even as I say Fig. I'm like, "Oh, that reminds me of Fry," and Fry is a great brand. I didn't put that on this list, but Fig—a lot of their pieces have more like some embroidery. They're a boho kind of fit, a boho kind of style, but a lot of their pieces will sell for close to $100, so great brand to know. I think they mostly make women's clothing as well.
Number eighty-three is Moncler, a very, very nice brand. If you find a coat from them, very expensive! It can resell for hundreds of dollars. Even their hats sell for like $100, like a beanie, a winter beanie—$100! Crazy, right?
Then eighty-four is Agolde, which is another denim brand, but also I think they make some tops as well. But mostly a focus on jeans, and a lot of pieces will sell for at least $50. Same thing sort of with Moussy Vintage Denim. If you find new-with-tags pieces, $200 pretty easy. If you find pieces that are used, over $100, though, so still good no matter what you find. I have found this in the wild once, and it sold for me for over $100, so really good brand to know.
Eighty-six is For Love & Lemons. For Love & Lemons and Spell & the Gypsy and Love Shack Fancy—all kind of fit in the same realm for me, at least. For Love & Lemons has the same kind of feel—lots of more girly dresses, things like that. A lot of cute pieces selling for around $100.
Then eighty-seven is Retrofit, which is another brand that can sometimes be sold at Revolve. Really expensive brand! If you find this, good for you! Their dresses can sell for good money. Even used ones are selling for over $100. I'm seeing, I'm on Poshmark looking at sold right now. There's a jacket that sold for $140; this dress sold for $425—like shocking! Absolutely shocking prices.
Eighty-eight is St. John, an amazing brand—really high quality, really embodies that quiet luxury aesthetic. It usually has a more mature audience who can pay more for their clothes. A lot of these brands are kind of trendy and exciting and new. St. John is one of those brands that's been around for a while and will continue to do amazing pieces that are really high quality. I love that a lot of their pieces will resell for around $100, which we love!
Then we have Mage, another brand that can be at Revolve, places like that. Some of their pieces do well; some of them do not do as well, so you want to be a little bit more discerning when you're picking out pieces. But things that are more substantial, like a jacket or jeans, do really well, so keep that in mind when you're looking for this brand. I found one the other day, and I was really excited about it.
Number ninety is Anthropology, but not all Anthropology is created equal. It definitely depends on what kind of price point you're looking to sell things at as well. So I have here a few examples: Pilcro, Farm Rio, Jenny U, Monique Lhuillier, and Suck & Babi—all of those can do pretty well for you. Some of these, especially like Suck & Babi and Monique Lhuillier, Farm Rio—Anthropology holds more than just an Anthropology brand that they sell at their stores. So this is just a couple of brands that are sold there, but I made a whole video on Anthropology brands as well because there are so many, and a lot of them can sell for good money.
So again, I will put a card up there for you. Make sure to check out the rest of this playlist after you watch this video because there's a lot more knowledge that I have to share.
We're going quickly through these, so ninety-one, we're in the final nineties, is Mason Martin Margiela, an amazing brand—really high comps, really expensive, really interesting tag that no one knows. So make sure you look at that tag because that really is going to help you find this brand.
Number ninety-two is Mother. Mother denim—Mother jeans—they do do well and sell for good money, at least $50, usually closer to like $75 to $100.
Number ninety-three is an extremely expensive brand that I had not heard of, and it's called Zhivago. I could be mispronouncing that, so make sure you look at the screen as well. Z-H-I-V-A-G-O—Zhivago! Hundreds of dollars if you find this brand. This is also similar to Zimmerman, which is not on this list but is another really expensive brand that will sell for hundreds of dollars.
Number ninety-four is A.Y.R. Their jeans sell for great money. A.Y.R. Maybe you can pronounce it Air, but I'm pretty sure it's just an acronym as well.
Ninety-five is Ammo, A-M-O, which is not an acronym and spells out love, I believe, in Spanish. The Ammo jeans can do really well; they can sell for, you know, like $65 to $100.
Ninety-six is Y/Project, which is another amazing, really expensive brand. Lots of the pieces are reselling for around $100. I had this long dress sold for $1,100. I don't know why, but this vintage one sold for $800. How long ago did that sell? Two hours ago? Shocking! What is happening, Y/Project? I need to know what secret sauce you're putting in your clothes!
But yeah, interesting tag—probably would pass it over in the thrift store if it was me without knowing anything, so good to know.
Then we have Salon, which is another really nice brand. I recently found it for the first time, but a lot of their pieces can resell for hundreds of dollars. It just depends on what you find, and if it's new with tags, it'll sell for a lot, so good brand to know.
Then we have Saison. I love this brand; it's a French brand, and they have gorgeous pieces. I actually have recently heard that Taylor Swift wears a lot of Saison. I don't know if that's true or not, but good enough for her, good enough for me, you know what I'm saying?
Then we have Margaret Howell, which is known for sweaters, and their sweaters can do really well—probably sell for around $50 and up, maybe a little bit more even.
And then the 100th brand on this list is Toteme, which I actually found recently. A really expensive brand—all of their pieces are. I found a pair of jeans, and they sold the same hour I listed them for over $100. So really great brand to know! A lot of these brands have at least a $100 resale value, which is amazing because that is like the dream. If I could go to the thrift store every day for the rest of my life and find one item that resells for $100, if I'm going every week, that's amazing! That profit adds up quickly.
Now, this is not an exhaustive list. I could literally sit here and spew out labels and brands at you forever and probably not cover every single amazing brand. So I think it'd be really helpful if you guys have another brand that wasn't on this list that you think is also a great seller. Let us know in the comments down below! I love encouraging people to share the knowledge that they have and the experiences that they've had because there is so much to go around.
I would like to encourage you too that if somebody else is succeeding, that doesn't detract from your own success. It's so helpful to try to help other people to also reach success, and if I can do that by sharing these brand videos with you guys, then I will love to do so.
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