I watch so many youtubers who do thrift/bins hauls, and you are by far my favorite! I always learn something new, and look forward to Mondays to see what incredible treasures you have found in your bins! Thank you!
Ah, thank you SO SO Much for the kind words - I really do love having you all to nerd out about these things with!! There are so many other FANTASTIC youtubers out there as well (do be sure to give them love too! It really is a labor of love to do these videos!)
There are tons of great ones! I always check out Lori Tata's latest @LorisBostonFound - she's been in the game for a long time and knows her stuff, Gloria at @VIAGLO is an absolute blast and never fails to make me laugh. Hustle at Home Mom @HustleatHomeMom is great and sources from lots of different kinds of places, McKenzie at @McThriftzie is great and finds some INCREDIBLE stuff, and has her customer base beautifully dialed. Hopefully these tags work so you can just click on through - if not, if you just paste their names into the search bar, you'll find them!
You are so educated and easy to listen to, I love all your videos and learn so many design terms from you. Thank you for your dedication and passion to design and to reselling.
Omg thank you SO much for your kind words! I'm just so excited to have an outlet for this nerdery...and BEYOND happy that it can help others enhance their businesses! It's such an incredible treat.❤️
Isnt DB Sport David Benjamin? At least that was a DB Sport line from a while back....maybe they sold the name? I also thought of DB Dennis Basso but I dont think he has a sport name in any of his lined and thats not really his style. Hmmmm, please let me know what you find out, my curiosity is piqued.
Ok, so this isn't concrete, but I THINK this is from a designer named Daniel Benjamin (thanks for mentioning David Benjamin - he's a designer, but I don't think the guy behind this - I'd never have found Daniel Benjamin if you didn't mention DAVID Benjamin!) Looks like a lot of the Daniel Benjamin pieces are in this boho vein - lots of pretty embroidery and interesting dye techniques! Thank you! I think you solved the mystery!!
I also found a belle Chiara piece a while back. It was a beautiful organic cotton raffia vest. I was blown away by the quality. No luck selling it yet... I guess I'll just save it for my niece.
Aren't they just so special? Not the worst idea to save it for your neice! You can always sell it after she's grown out of it! I don't think those pieces will ever go out of style...
Hi Julia! Excellent haul as always. So I found a Rebe by Debra Weiss dress at a regular Goodwill store it was in a new rack I paid $7 and sold it for around $55. It only took about weeks. What caught my eye was it looked so unique and it did say hand made. You got a great piece I'm sure it will do great. 😊
They're really gorgeous, aren't they?! I got this listed and it ended up being sold within, I think, 2 days - definitely a brand I'll be on the lookout for going forward!
Another keyword for that very first frock that you described as "grosgrain" is "faille." I love that frock! I always thought grosgrain was a term for trims such as ribbon and faille was for yard goods, but I could be wrong -- use both!!!!
Isn't it so fabulous?! Hmmm - you might be right! I always called it the same thing, but I could always be wrong (I am, after all, forever and ever learning new things all the time!) I'll for SURE use both - there's probably lots of other people out there using those words interchangeably too... EXCELLENT call!!
@@carissagreen9595 You are correct! I've sewn garments for 60+ years and Faille is the fabric. They are similarly woven and look alike in the weave but grosgrain is for ribbon/belting. You don't see much Faille used anymore which is a shame. It makes beautiful dresses and coats.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 There were some STUNNERS! That lace piece was already listed ( poshmark.com/listing/FREE-PEOPLE-Heather-Lace-Tunic-in-Cream-Size-Small-BNWT-66c9fb5a69ef1aa119e30e71) , and I'll get the other two photographed and up to the front of the line for listing - as always, I'll let you know! ...and hey - I think it was you who mentioned you loved that green Missoni Dress. Unfortunately, I did find a little hole in it, so I'm not going to sell it. It's yours if you want it (it might even be fixable, if you or someone you know has any knit chops, or even hidable with a few stitches...)! Like last time, I'll just hold on to it as long as needed until whenever you pick something up again. As always, absolutely no pressure - I can easily donate it back, and absolutely NO rush on anything - I'll hold on to it as long as needed if you want it!
Hi hi! Here's the link on the Anthro site - keep it bookmarked, as they keep it updated with all the brands they bring in... www.anthropologie.com/brands
The Short answer is yes, all of the above. In my listing title, I use my most heavy hitter words - that's usually descriptors, for example: Everlane Black Pima Cotton Slim Fit Long Sleeve Turtleneck In the body of the description, i make sure to reuse all of these (in a readable format), and add in as many additional descriptors (i.e. soft pima cotton, etc.), and add in style keywords (i.e. minimalist, closet staple, capsule wardrobe, etc.) Then in the tags, I again use those heavy hitter descriptor keywords. Hope this helps!
You are amazing love your clothing finds !
Thank you SO so much!!!
I watch so many youtubers who do thrift/bins hauls, and you are by far my favorite! I always learn something new, and look forward to Mondays to see what incredible treasures you have found in your bins! Thank you!
Ah, thank you SO SO Much for the kind words - I really do love having you all to nerd out about these things with!! There are so many other FANTASTIC youtubers out there as well (do be sure to give them love too! It really is a labor of love to do these videos!)
@@JMSquaredVintage I'd love to know what other youtubers you like? I love discovering new channels about thrifting/bins hauls/vintage/etc.
There are tons of great ones! I always check out Lori Tata's latest @LorisBostonFound - she's been in the game for a long time and knows her stuff, Gloria at @VIAGLO is an absolute blast and never fails to make me laugh. Hustle at Home Mom @HustleatHomeMom is great and sources from lots of different kinds of places, McKenzie at @McThriftzie is great and finds some INCREDIBLE stuff, and has her customer base beautifully dialed.
Hopefully these tags work so you can just click on through - if not, if you just paste their names into the search bar, you'll find them!
@@JMSquaredVintage OMG, thank you!!! I watch Lori Tats, McThriftzie, and HustleatHomeMom, but I can't wait to check out VIAGLO!
You'll LOVE her! She's a riot, and really knows her stuff!
You are so educated and easy to listen to, I love all your videos and learn so many design terms from you. Thank you for your dedication and passion to design and to reselling.
Omg thank you SO much for your kind words! I'm just so excited to have an outlet for this nerdery...and BEYOND happy that it can help others enhance their businesses! It's such an incredible treat.❤️
Isnt DB Sport David Benjamin? At least that was a DB Sport line from a while back....maybe they sold the name? I also thought of DB Dennis Basso but I dont think he has a sport name in any of his lined and thats not really his style. Hmmmm, please let me know what you find out, my curiosity is piqued.
Ok, so this isn't concrete, but I THINK this is from a designer named Daniel Benjamin (thanks for mentioning David Benjamin - he's a designer, but I don't think the guy behind this - I'd never have found Daniel Benjamin if you didn't mention DAVID Benjamin!) Looks like a lot of the Daniel Benjamin pieces are in this boho vein - lots of pretty embroidery and interesting dye techniques! Thank you! I think you solved the mystery!!
@@JMSquaredVintage Ah! I'm glad you found the right one! It was driving me a little crazy.
I also found a belle Chiara piece a while back. It was a beautiful organic cotton raffia vest. I was blown away by the quality. No luck selling it yet... I guess I'll just save it for my niece.
Aren't they just so special? Not the worst idea to save it for your neice! You can always sell it after she's grown out of it! I don't think those pieces will ever go out of style...
Hi Julia! Excellent haul as always. So I found a Rebe by Debra Weiss dress at a regular Goodwill store it was in a new rack I paid $7 and sold it for around $55. It only took about weeks. What caught my eye was it looked so unique and it did say hand made. You got a great piece I'm sure it will do great. 😊
They're really gorgeous, aren't they?! I got this listed and it ended up being sold within, I think, 2 days - definitely a brand I'll be on the lookout for going forward!
@@JMSquaredVintage That I'd awesome. I cannot wait to see your what sold videos. My favorite! 😊
Another keyword for that very first frock that you described as "grosgrain" is "faille." I love that frock! I always thought grosgrain was a term for trims such as ribbon and faille was for yard goods, but I could be wrong -- use both!!!!
Isn't it so fabulous?! Hmmm - you might be right! I always called it the same thing, but I could always be wrong (I am, after all, forever and ever learning new things all the time!) I'll for SURE use both - there's probably lots of other people out there using those words interchangeably too... EXCELLENT call!!
@@carissagreen9595 You are correct! I've sewn garments for 60+ years and Faille is the fabric. They are similarly woven and look alike in the weave but grosgrain is for ribbon/belting. You don't see much Faille used anymore which is a shame. It makes beautiful dresses and coats.
I love how passionate you are about what you do and always look forward to watching your videos ❤️
Ah, thank you SO much! It's just so nice to have some people to nerd out about these finds with!
Also the beaded collar dress and the lacey cream Anthropolgy piece. I'm holding myself back!
That embroidered DB Sport shirt. AGH!
🤣🤣🤣🤣 There were some STUNNERS! That lace piece was already listed ( poshmark.com/listing/FREE-PEOPLE-Heather-Lace-Tunic-in-Cream-Size-Small-BNWT-66c9fb5a69ef1aa119e30e71) , and I'll get the other two photographed and up to the front of the line for listing - as always, I'll let you know!
...and hey - I think it was you who mentioned you loved that green Missoni Dress. Unfortunately, I did find a little hole in it, so I'm not going to sell it. It's yours if you want it (it might even be fixable, if you or someone you know has any knit chops, or even hidable with a few stitches...)! Like last time, I'll just hold on to it as long as needed until whenever you pick something up again. As always, absolutely no pressure - I can easily donate it back, and absolutely NO rush on anything - I'll hold on to it as long as needed if you want it!
I've never seen anything quite like that beaded-collar Tahari. Wow!
You must have been a textile major in school. You are so smart….I learn so much from you. susie
Not at all, actually! Just a fabric nerd my whole life who's had my hands in manufacturing operations🤣🤣🤣
The Free People camisole is stunning. Great find. :)
SO good, right?! I should have it photographed within the next few days, and I'll bump it to the front of line for listing!!
Hi Julia
Love your Monday video again. Where can I find a list of Anthropologie brands?
Hi hi! Here's the link on the Anthro site - keep it bookmarked, as they keep it updated with all the brands they bring in... www.anthropologie.com/brands
Do you use the "key" words in your listings or further down under theme or description?
The Short answer is yes, all of the above. In my listing title, I use my most heavy hitter words - that's usually descriptors, for example: Everlane Black Pima Cotton Slim Fit Long Sleeve Turtleneck
In the body of the description, i make sure to reuse all of these (in a readable format), and add in as many additional descriptors (i.e. soft pima cotton, etc.), and add in style keywords (i.e. minimalist, closet staple, capsule wardrobe, etc.) Then in the tags, I again use those heavy hitter descriptor keywords.
Hope this helps!
@JMSquaredVintage thank you sooo much, helps alot!
Auntie present! Checking in to spoil the living daylights out of my neice and nephew!
Doing the important work right here!