Between your calming voice, the down to earth advice and your ability to have a video flow so seamlessly from beginning to end...you have some of the most enjoyable videos in our entire genre.
I LOVE selling men’s. They are so easy to please and never complain that your packaging wasn’t pretty enough or chastise you for not sending a thank you card 😑
@Iprotectmines91 Yes, some lady on poshmark left me a pissy review complaining about my ‘business’ because my packing wasn’t very pretty and that I should have written her a thank you note.
When I started reselling clothing, I sold men’s clothing most. I was so overwhelmed with women clothing as there are SO MANY brands. I finally figured it out and do both but still like selling men’s.
Very informative video.. You encapsulated all the men's brands that are easily found and that every reseller has to be aware of in order to be successful in this business. I see UA-camrs doing videos on brands that are impossible to find like Gucci and Chanel etc., instead of focusing on these "bread and butter" brands that will make you real money. I don't think anyone will find a Dolce and Gabbana lying around in your local Goodwill bin. But you can find a ton of Carhartt and Brooks Bros !
Thanks Becky. You😊're fabulousI don't live in the States. Our op shops are soooo expensive these days but you just hunt for the discounts or something they missed and you can get lucky...
You are literally the best person to go to about Riesling I love your channel I just started watching you yesterday thank you so much I will continue to watch
I feel like men either purchase outright or they do the most ridiculous lowball and then will counter by $1 🙄 But yes, golf is great-anything Travis Mathew, Callaway, Greg Norman, Bonobos is doing well for me right now.
YES - they are never in between haha. I think I found Travis Mathew once, and you're right - it sold well. I have some Callaway sitting at home waiting to be listed, and a LOT of Greg Norman that hasn't sold yet haha. But I'm sure it will! And although my Bonobos experience is super limited, it's been underwhelming for me. But again - what sells well for one person may not necessarily perform the same way for others.
Great video, Becky! Check sold comps for Banana Republic Mill Valley. It’s their vintage line (kind of like LL Bean Freeport Maine, but 3-4x better). I LOVE finding it. It always sells within a couple weeks and for great ASP.
Great video!! I sell primarily mens clothes because womens clothes baffle me. Lol if ya want a leg up on mens clothes, thrift a life on here created the mens manifesto which lists every man's brand, he ranks it by sell thru rate and asp. It takes alot of the guessing game out of what to pickup. You have to be careful with levis if ya dont mind letting it sit for a long time because some of their brands are too crowded like 505, 514, 541, 550, 559, and 569. I have been adding dad to my 550, 559, and 569 list titles on ebay because these are considered "dad jeans" and i have seen an uptick in my sales for these levis. I sell the crap out of the 511, 517, and 527 which have 70-100% sell thru rates on ebay. 517 and 527 i concentrate 30-34 waist because the sell thru rate is like 200-250%. I tend to stay away from 40 and above waist jeans in general because they just sit and they are a pain to ship in flat rate mailers. 36 and 38 is a coin flip for me. The higher end levis lines are levis premium quality and levis made & crafted. What i have learned is the louder the print for shorts and shirts will increase its desirability and thus its value for thr most part. I like selling Abercrombie & fitch jeans. I liked selling American eagle jeans but the asp is coming down because people are catching on to them so the supply is going up.
thriftalife is GREAT! There are definitely SO many men's brands that sell for super high amounts - I just don't see those brands where I live, so I wouldn't consider them bread and butter brands. But you're right - it's good to study up on those brands so that if we were to ever see them in the wild, we'd know what we had in front of us! But the men's section of my Goodwills is SO sad :( There's barely anything there, and I think a lot of it is because men tend to wear their clothes out more than women, so there just isn't as much to choose from at the thrift stores. At least at mine. Thank you for sharing such AMAZING tips on Levi's! I'm literally going to write them down haha.
@@beckyparkco I am right there with you with regards to having limited selection at my goodwill. I live in SE CT. There are days that I find gems but most I just find the usual items. If I had to list my bread & butter mens brands: American eagle, levis, express, banana republic, Abercrombie & fitch, j crew, wrangler, and lee. People look down on Wrangler but there are hidden gems in that brand specifically their Retro line (150-200% sell thru rate) and old cowboy cut 13wz jeans. I have been avoiding American Eagle jeans because it is getting overcrowded and ASP is $18-22 now. Express jeans can typically sell for $22-28 depending on style and wash. The darker wash jeans typically sell for more. If I had to pick styles that are moving right now are relaxed fit, slim straight, slim, wide leg, and tapered. Skinny and straight sell but at slower rates if ignoring other factors.
Great video. I’m in central illinois too and have been going to the new romeoville bins. Have been struggling to find a lot of items and this will definitely help! Appreciate it.
Feel like I get discouraged when I see the bins regulars go so fast and find something cool, but I gotta just learn the casual wear that you can’t spot going quickly that will sell fast. I know I’ve basses on so many banana republic button down shirts and now will be looking them up
Western has been a hit for me lately, especially pearl snap button shirts - Ely Cattlemen, vintage Wrangler, and Plains have been good brands in that category for me. Another brand that has sold really well for me is Norm Thompson, if you find a wool sweater don't pass it up.
YES! I would have put this on my list as well, but I haven't had consistent luck with it yet, nor enough experience from selling enough pieces. But enough success that I will definitely consider picking it up for frequently from here on out!
Great video but I have to disagree about vintage Banana Republic. When the company first started it was called Banana Republic Travel & Safari Company and those pieces date from 1978 to 1988. This was safari clothing, inspired by the founder's travels to the Australian bush (the history of BR is interesting), As any rate, if you can find those pieces in good condition they have a cult like following and can sell for very good money. Every piece of BR with the Travel & Safari label I have found (and I find it at my bins) I have sold for substantially more than $25!! xo
Karen, I had NO IDEA about the original line name. Thank you so much for sharing! I will be on the lookout for that now! I don't think I've ever come across it, but now, if/when I do, I'll know!
Hi Becky I love selling Mens shirts and pick up shorts that are less than a pound. Most guys don’t want to pay the 8.00 plus shipping for priority Mail. I still have luck with Prana and Nike. 💕Love your videos and your list of 10 have always been on my lost of great finds. Dunning Golf is a new brand that sold high for me.
OOOH such a good point - try to find stuff with cheaper shipping options! And I am going to list my FIRST men's prana piece soon - I didn't even know they made men's clothing! I hope mine sells quickly like what you've found in your experience! :)
Love your videos. I just started selling clothes seriously about 1 year ago., my best finds are Carhartt, Columbia, Ralph Lauren, Lauren Ralph Lauren, Rothco. So far. I am still learning. On brooks brothers I only found one sweater for women so far and I got that for 1 buck & it sold for 25 right away . It was a good flip. It was a older style so I was shocked it sold so fast. I found a store pretty close to me where I seem to find these brands. I found a bunch of Tommy Bahama with tags there, they were priced up but I hope to do well with them this summer. I enjoy selling mens clothes so far. I do cross list and that has really helped my sales.
Great video Becky! I learned some things and was reminded how great other things are. Sometimes you come across things so frequently you forget that there is still really good value in those pieces (looking at you men's Levis jeans). To add to your list here are some of my over $25 sales, Men's bread & Butter brands/styles: 1. American Eagle - Jeans (larger sizes are better), Shorts, Joggers, Sweatpants 2. Lucky Brand - JEANS lol so good 3. Bonobos - Button down shirts, pants 4. Under Armour - Golf 5. Abercrombie & Fitch - Jeans 6. J.Crew - Jeans Pretty much, just buy men's jeans from any famous mall brand lol.
DANG thank you for the extra list! I'm so surprised you have such good luck with men's Lucky Brand jeans - they just sit for me! but maybe this is my reminder to try them again :)
Mostly I sold Italia Brand name as Authentic Loro Piana Cashmere 100% , Brioni . I sold a LP Sweater . Shoes same brand LO 2 months ago for $45O approx. 🎉🎉🎉
@@beckyparkco American American Fishing Tackle Company, the shorts always sell quickly for me around $25. They were actually trending among the high school guys here a couple of years ago.
Perfect timing for this video, as I will be photographing two basically NWOT Reebok Golf polos in the size 4XLT that I got at my local Plato's penny clearance tomorrow!!! Still deciding on if I should list them together, separately, or both lol
nice!!! Hmmm...I am always on team separate versus lotting stuff like that together haha. It definitely takes a little more time but I feel like your return is higher.
Haven’t read through any of the comments yet I’m sure somebody’s already mentionied it may be more than once but Matt from San Diego has a UA-cam channel thriftalife and he is as far as I’m concerned currently the number one or one of the few very best men’s clothing brand resellers and offers a wealth of information on every video but especially his menswear manifesto guides that are free or pay what your conscience tells you.
Thriftalife is a GREAT channel! I unfortunately don't find a lot of the brands he mentions in my area, but at least his videos inform me on men's brands can sell for a high dollar amount so I know if I do ever come across them in the wild!
I don't find Vineyard Vines very often, so I don't consider it a bread and butter brand for yourself, but you're right - it sells really well! And oooh I'll have to look out for the L.L. Bean waffle knit shirts. Thanks for sharing!
I don’t have a lot of luck with mens clothing for some reason. I lost a lot of the brands mentioned and for good prices. I’ve had two pairs of NWT golf shorts for over a year- both good brands. My husband recently gave me some stuff from his closet and all of his Adidas Ultra Boost shoes sold really quickly.
Yes - some things that sell well for some just don't do as well for others. You know what's crazy? I have YET to sell a pair of Adidas Ultra Boost shoes. lol
Ralph Lauren polo shirt last forever is the appeal too. My client that I take care of has the thermal and polo shirts by Ralp Lauren and these shirts he has had for years and they look good though they are washed several times a week
I don't have a whole lot of men's but... Polo Ralph Lauren, American Eagle, Columbia fishing and Vineyard Vines moved quite quickly. I find it that men shop more on ebay, than Poshmark.
I think you're right - more men are on ebay than they are poshmark. but I have been lucky enough to make men's sales on both platforms pretty consistently!
I’m very unsure of this video because it seems like your selection is WAY different than here in Canada. I have an issue with people who wear things to “look” like they do manual labour. Nothing like a preppy guy wearing working clothes 😂 That being said I need all the help I can get reselling.
I just unboxed a men's rescue box from ThredUP on my channel and got two golf pieces. Hoping those will sell quickly. Thanks for the informative video!
Great tips! I live in Northern Illinois. These are the brands I run across frequently Sales in General very slow right now unfortunately Ive sold silk Tommy Bahama for quite a bit Large size for the win. Is there a specific Levi number you look for?
Oh yeah - I'm sure we find very similar stuff :) For Levi's, the vintage stuff, 501s, and 511s do really well, but I've also sold 505 and other numbers I can't even remember haha. It may not be a QUICK flip if you find some of the more random styles, but like I said, they will eventually sell!
Mens Harley Davidson usually always gets me $25 or more! Women's HD does okay, but men will pay up for it. Peter Millar polo shirts are very popular as well!
I have such a hard time with Harley! Isn't that weird? And Peter Millar shirts do well - I just don't find it very often (I think I've found it once or twice), so I personally don't consider it a bread and butter brand for me.
@@beckyparkco I know! It's weird what sells for others. I've only found Peter Millar a few times and they sold quickly, but I don't find it a lot. I guess it isn't a mall brand 😵💫 I was cheating 😜
I picked up a Carhartt women’s xs scrub top in excellent condition several weeks ago and it’s has gotten ZERO attention. So, I just passed on several I found yesterday
I'm not sure whats up with Levi's for me. I find 100% cotton Levi's in good condition all the time, but they just dont move for me or get much attention. Same with Carhartt, I have 3 pair NWT listed now and there seems to be no interest.
YES!!! Me toooo…. I bought many pairs of men’s LEVIS based on a few well known you tubers even took the model numbers down bought several and they sit and sit..same with Carhartt…🤦🏾♀️😳
@sarahbee levis are very competitive on ebay especially 501, 505, 514, 550, 559, and 569. 517 and 527 sell like crazy if you can find them. 511s sell decent. 517 and 527s have 70-100% sell thru rates but the 30-34 waist is 200-250%. I only pickup 501s of there is something unique about them or black. Stay away from other colors i have found. Generally black or gray is a good color across most levis. The gold color for 511s is a hot color. I would put dad in your list title for 501s, 550s, 559, and 569. Dad jeans are big right now.
Puma Golf. Holy moly. Sells like hotcakes for me. And Banana Republic mens button up shirts (dress or casual) in small sizes -- 14.5/XS/S. I don't know if I just have luck selling them, but whenever I list a smaller BR mens shirt, it goes quick!
@@beckyparkcoThe logo is the same as all Puma stuff and the label doesn’t always say “golf,” but the style numbers pull up golf items. I can usually tell it’s a sport item because of the fabric - really nice lightweight tech style fabric for the pants. They usually sell for me for about $30-40.
I don’t like selling mens clothing, but I will…ugh! (I have no idea why I feel this way, lol!) However, I can always sell Harley Davidson t’s, if my hubby doesn’t snag them first, and golf ANYTHING!
I used to feel this way! But I slowly got into it by picking things I liked.....(preppy stuff, lol, ) then as soon as it started selling, I saw the value in it, then I started getting into it more.
I might be pricing my Harley Davidson too high lol. But you're right - their stuff does sell, although I usually just find their t-shirts, and those don't usually sell for that $25 mark for me.
@@beckyparkco my hubs rides and is in a club so we know a lot of people who regularly call me when they clean out their closets. And I actually turn around and sell a lot of of the HD items privately. On Posh and EBay, people want to low ball me just like everything else.
I'm a professional ebay seller and except for Carhartt and Affliction, these brands are not even in the top 100 best brands (highest sell thru rates) sold. These brands are not good. All these brands have flooded the market and unless you find something very specific like Nike ACG, made in USA, or like a cashmere Banana republic sweater, none of these will sell very good. If you are making money off them, more power to you, but statistically these brands do not sell well.
I was thinking about having my wife open a closet of just mens clothing and then change my closet to sell just women’s but that may not be the best idea… any thoughts?
I know some people have done this, whether on Poshmark or on eBay. I think it's really a preference. I get that perhaps someone's shopping experience would be better on Poshmark if they only have to look through a closet full of women's stuff versus a hodge podge of everything, but I can also see how from the seller's perspective, it's a LOT to manage two separate closets. I'd love to know what you decide!
Some of the items you mentioned are such slow sellers. I don't recommend you ever picking them up because you can sell items for better sell through rate than that. Selling Banana Republic and LL bean items at 6-13$ is just not sustainable specially when you are not seeing return on your investment quickly. Ouch. Don't sell these things guys trust me I'm a clothing seller for 13 years.
Great info but I just can't listen to that gen z liberal, college professor style up-talk. Specifically, the very annoying, gas-lighting affect - whenever giving multiple examples. But I'm sure it's just me.
Between your calming voice, the down to earth advice and your ability to have a video flow so seamlessly from beginning to end...you have some of the most enjoyable videos in our entire genre.
You are just the sweetest. Thank you!!!
I LOVE selling men’s. They are so easy to please and never complain that your packaging wasn’t pretty enough or chastise you for not sending a thank you card 😑
@Iprotectmines91 Yes, some lady on poshmark left me a pissy review complaining about my ‘business’ because my packing wasn’t very pretty and that I should have written her a thank you note.
I love selling mens too :) Every once I get some stinkers, but you're right - for the most part, they just want what they ordered and that's it!
@@scubacop2345 omggggggggg honestly. Poshmark buyers are SO high maintenance sometimes.
@@beckyparkco exactly! I call them the Poshmark Princesses. They’re so annoying. That’s why I am 75% Men’s clothes and shoes.
When I started reselling clothing, I sold men’s clothing most. I was so overwhelmed with women clothing as there are SO MANY brands. I finally figured it out and do both but still like selling men’s.
PFG by Columbia always does well for me even ones that are stained or well used. I'm still surprised every time!
That's awesome! Mine always seem to sit for so long and don't sell for that much. I may just not be finding the good stuff.
Very informative video.. You encapsulated all the men's brands that are easily found and that every reseller has to be aware of in order to be successful in this business. I see UA-camrs doing videos on brands that are impossible to find like Gucci and Chanel etc., instead of focusing on these "bread and butter" brands that will make you real money. I don't think anyone will find a Dolce and Gabbana lying around in your local Goodwill bin. But you can find a ton of Carhartt and Brooks Bros !
Thanks Becky. You😊're fabulousI don't live in the States. Our op shops are soooo expensive these days but you just hunt for the discounts or something they missed and you can get lucky...
You are literally the best person to go to about Riesling I love your channel I just started watching you yesterday thank you so much I will continue to watch
I feel like men either purchase outright or they do the most ridiculous lowball and then will counter by $1 🙄 But yes, golf is great-anything Travis Mathew, Callaway, Greg Norman, Bonobos is doing well for me right now.
YES - they are never in between haha. I think I found Travis Mathew once, and you're right - it sold well. I have some Callaway sitting at home waiting to be listed, and a LOT of Greg Norman that hasn't sold yet haha. But I'm sure it will! And although my Bonobos experience is super limited, it's been underwhelming for me. But again - what sells well for one person may not necessarily perform the same way for others.
Love the video! Thanks I just started listing mens since my husband decided to clean his closet. I’ve had 1 sale a Reyn Spooner shirt.
congrats on your sale! I hope more of it sells soon :)
Great video, Becky! Check sold comps for Banana Republic Mill Valley. It’s their vintage line (kind of like LL Bean Freeport Maine, but 3-4x better). I LOVE finding it. It always sells within a couple weeks and for great ASP.
oooh I will check out the Mill Valley line. Thanks for teaching me!
Becky can you do a video about the best tools for resellers ? Like best fabric shaver, etc
Great video!! I sell primarily mens clothes because womens clothes baffle me. Lol if ya want a leg up on mens clothes, thrift a life on here created the mens manifesto which lists every man's brand, he ranks it by sell thru rate and asp. It takes alot of the guessing game out of what to pickup.
You have to be careful with levis if ya dont mind letting it sit for a long time because some of their brands are too crowded like 505, 514, 541, 550, 559, and 569. I have been adding dad to my 550, 559, and 569 list titles on ebay because these are considered "dad jeans" and i have seen an uptick in my sales for these levis. I sell the crap out of the 511, 517, and 527 which have 70-100% sell thru rates on ebay. 517 and 527 i concentrate 30-34 waist because the sell thru rate is like 200-250%. I tend to stay away from 40 and above waist jeans in general because they just sit and they are a pain to ship in flat rate mailers. 36 and 38 is a coin flip for me.
The higher end levis lines are levis premium quality and levis made & crafted.
What i have learned is the louder the print for shorts and shirts will increase its desirability and thus its value for thr most part. I like selling Abercrombie & fitch jeans. I liked selling American eagle jeans but the asp is coming down because people are catching on to them so the supply is going up.
Ah yes, I bought a coffee and use his manifesto. Good stuff!
thriftalife is GREAT! There are definitely SO many men's brands that sell for super high amounts - I just don't see those brands where I live, so I wouldn't consider them bread and butter brands. But you're right - it's good to study up on those brands so that if we were to ever see them in the wild, we'd know what we had in front of us! But the men's section of my Goodwills is SO sad :( There's barely anything there, and I think a lot of it is because men tend to wear their clothes out more than women, so there just isn't as much to choose from at the thrift stores. At least at mine.
Thank you for sharing such AMAZING tips on Levi's! I'm literally going to write them down haha.
@@angelamadden34 he is truly a WEALTH of knowledge.
@@beckyparkco I am right there with you with regards to having limited selection at my goodwill. I live in SE CT. There are days that I find gems but most I just find the usual items. If I had to list my bread & butter mens brands: American eagle, levis, express, banana republic, Abercrombie & fitch, j crew, wrangler, and lee. People look down on Wrangler but there are hidden gems in that brand specifically their Retro line (150-200% sell thru rate) and old cowboy cut 13wz jeans. I have been avoiding American Eagle jeans because it is getting overcrowded and ASP is $18-22 now. Express jeans can typically sell for $22-28 depending on style and wash. The darker wash jeans typically sell for more.
If I had to pick styles that are moving right now are relaxed fit, slim straight, slim, wide leg, and tapered. Skinny and straight sell but at slower rates if ignoring other factors.
In May and so far in June, mens has taken over for me from women’s. I just find it less stressful. More cut and dry and more fun!
SO much more cut and dry. I love it! And yes - I definitely have weeks where men's stuff sells better than women's stuff for me.
My daughters friend is a fishing blogger and i know its hard for her to find fishing apparel. It might be a good buy!
Great video. I’m in central illinois too and have been going to the new romeoville bins. Have been struggling to find a lot of items and this will definitely help! Appreciate it.
Feel like I get discouraged when I see the bins regulars go so fast and find something cool, but I gotta just learn the casual wear that you can’t spot going quickly that will sell fast. I know I’ve basses on so many banana republic button down shirts and now will be looking them up
Western has been a hit for me lately, especially pearl snap button shirts - Ely Cattlemen, vintage Wrangler, and Plains have been good brands in that category for me. Another brand that has sold really well for me is Norm Thompson, if you find a wool sweater don't pass it up.
YES! I would have put this on my list as well, but I haven't had consistent luck with it yet, nor enough experience from selling enough pieces. But enough success that I will definitely consider picking it up for frequently from here on out!
Great video but I have to disagree about vintage Banana Republic. When the company first started it was called Banana Republic Travel & Safari Company and those pieces date from 1978 to 1988. This was safari clothing, inspired by the founder's travels to the Australian bush (the history of BR is interesting), As any rate, if you can find those pieces in good condition they have a cult like following and can sell for very good money. Every piece of BR with the Travel & Safari label I have found (and I find it at my bins) I have sold for substantially more than $25!! xo
Karen, I had NO IDEA about the original line name. Thank you so much for sharing! I will be on the lookout for that now! I don't think I've ever come across it, but now, if/when I do, I'll know!
Great video! I love selling mens clothes, it's primarily what I sell.
Polo Ralph Lauren Chino shorts sell really well for me!
good to know!!! I don't find too many, but now I'll be on the lookout!
Hi Becky I love selling Mens shirts and pick up shorts that are less than a pound. Most guys don’t want to pay the 8.00 plus shipping for priority Mail. I still have luck with Prana and Nike. 💕Love your videos and your list of 10 have always been on my lost of great finds. Dunning Golf is a new brand that sold high for me.
OOOH such a good point - try to find stuff with cheaper shipping options! And I am going to list my FIRST men's prana piece soon - I didn't even know they made men's clothing! I hope mine sells quickly like what you've found in your experience! :)
Such good info... I don't sell clothes, but with this info, I think I can. - Thanks so much! 😊
awww thank you for the kind words!
Love your videos. I just started selling clothes seriously about 1 year ago., my best finds are Carhartt, Columbia, Ralph Lauren, Lauren Ralph Lauren, Rothco. So far. I am still learning. On brooks brothers I only found one sweater for women so far and I got that for 1 buck & it sold for 25 right away . It was a good flip. It was a older style so I was shocked it sold so fast. I found a store pretty close to me where I seem to find these brands. I found a bunch of Tommy Bahama with tags there, they were priced up but I hope to do well with them this summer. I enjoy selling mens clothes so far. I do cross list and that has really helped my sales.
Great video Becky! I learned some things and was reminded how great other things are. Sometimes you come across things so frequently you forget that there is still really good value in those pieces (looking at you men's Levis jeans).
To add to your list here are some of my over $25 sales, Men's bread & Butter brands/styles:
1. American Eagle - Jeans (larger sizes are better), Shorts, Joggers, Sweatpants
2. Lucky Brand - JEANS lol so good
3. Bonobos - Button down shirts, pants
4. Under Armour - Golf
5. Abercrombie & Fitch - Jeans
6. J.Crew - Jeans
Pretty much, just buy men's jeans from any famous mall brand lol.
DANG thank you for the extra list! I'm so surprised you have such good luck with men's Lucky Brand jeans - they just sit for me! but maybe this is my reminder to try them again :)
Mostly I sold Italia Brand name as Authentic Loro Piana Cashmere 100% , Brioni . I sold a LP Sweater . Shoes same brand LO 2 months ago for $45O approx. 🎉🎉🎉
Commenting again bc yes to Carhartt! Sold a stained & painted jacket for $80! That I got at a yard sale for $2
Awesome video, thank you. Another popular mens golf brand to watch for is Loudmouth, pants and shorts. I have had real success.
😊 love the polo clip 😂 I have Carhartt on my resale list, and my son wants a piece or 2 as well 🤩😍
Be well, Becky 🏝🏞💚
lol I just had to double check!!! lol
Totally agree with reasoning for selling mens clothes. I love it 👍🏾. I'm wrapping up a bunch of orders for men whilst watching from London 😊
amazing!! Do you primarily sell on eBay then I assume?
Great video! I sell a lot of the brands you listed. True Religion denim, AFTCO, and Vineyard Vines are also good for mens.
I don't find True Religion very much, but you're right - it sells well! What is AFTCO?
@@beckyparkco American American Fishing Tackle Company, the shorts always sell quickly for me around $25. They were actually trending among the high school guys here a couple of years ago.
Good list of brands! Always love Nike.
thank you! yes - Nike is great; just sometimes overwhelming lol
I need to pick up more men’s clothes! Thanks for this!
This was very helpful.
Perfect timing for this video, as I will be photographing two basically NWOT Reebok Golf polos in the size 4XLT that I got at my local Plato's penny clearance tomorrow!!! Still deciding on if I should list them together, separately, or both lol
nice!!! Hmmm...I am always on team separate versus lotting stuff like that together haha. It definitely takes a little more time but I feel like your return is higher.
Omg I just stared watching ur videos and I live in Illinois too!!! Also thanks for sharing everything with us!!
fun! where in IL? ( I promise I'm not a creeper lol)
I sold an affliction shirt yesterday within 10 min of listing. Not my cup of tea either but I made over $27 in profit.
Columbia PFG fishing clothes do very well..
See, I sell it pretty quickly, but it rarely sells for $25 or more for me.
Haven’t read through any of the comments yet I’m sure somebody’s already mentionied it may be more than once but Matt from San Diego has a UA-cam channel thriftalife and he is as far as I’m concerned currently the number one or one of the few very best men’s clothing brand resellers and offers a wealth of information on every video but especially his menswear manifesto guides that are free or pay what your conscience tells you.
Thriftalife is a GREAT channel! I unfortunately don't find a lot of the brands he mentions in my area, but at least his videos inform me on men's brands can sell for a high dollar amount so I know if I do ever come across them in the wild!
Any of those MMA brands from the 2010s do well. Affliction, Tapout, American Fighter etc
Great video
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Great videos
I do really well with Vineyard Vines men's shirts, as well as LL Bean waffle knit shirts with the 2 buttons and shackets!!
I don't find Vineyard Vines very often, so I don't consider it a bread and butter brand for yourself, but you're right - it sells really well! And oooh I'll have to look out for the L.L. Bean waffle knit shirts. Thanks for sharing!
I have great luck with Magellan fishing shirts. I also sell Rock and Roll Jeans that are sought after as well as western items like belts and boots
Ohhhh good to know! I don't know if I've ever tried selling Magellan clothes.
Tommy Bahama jeans sell well for me! I’d take another look at those!
good to know! Maybe I'll pick up the next pair I come across if the price is right :)
I agree. I love selling mens
I don’t have a lot of luck with mens clothing for some reason. I lost a lot of the brands mentioned and for good prices. I’ve had two pairs of NWT golf shorts for over a year- both good brands. My husband recently gave me some stuff from his closet and all of his Adidas Ultra Boost shoes sold really quickly.
Yes - some things that sell well for some just don't do as well for others. You know what's crazy? I have YET to sell a pair of Adidas Ultra Boost shoes. lol
I love selling men’s clothes. I sell a lot of my son’s stuff. I think men’s athletic wear sells the best for me.
nice! It sells pretty well for me too :)
Your awesome 😊
Ralph Lauren polo shirt last forever is the appeal too. My client that I take care of has the thermal and polo shirts by Ralp Lauren and these shirts he has had for years and they look good though they are washed several times a week
Yes - the quality is fabulous! This is a great point that people are willing to pay up for longevity of an item :)
I don't have a whole lot of men's but... Polo Ralph Lauren, American Eagle, Columbia fishing and Vineyard Vines moved quite quickly. I find it that men shop more on ebay, than Poshmark.
I think you're right - more men are on ebay than they are poshmark. but I have been lucky enough to make men's sales on both platforms pretty consistently!
Hope you had a good vacation 🏖
I’m very unsure of this video because it seems like your selection is WAY different than here in Canada. I have an issue with people who wear things to “look” like they do manual labour. Nothing like a preppy guy wearing working clothes 😂 That being said I need all the help I can get reselling.
Hey everyone! I’ve been selling concert shirts and any sci-fi/gaming shirts like wildfire! Old, new, vintage, Y2K…. It’s flying outta here! 👍🏼💕
good to know!!! I'll have to look out for those more!
I just unboxed a men's rescue box from ThredUP on my channel and got two golf pieces. Hoping those will sell quickly. Thanks for the informative video!
Depending on the brand, I bet they will!
They were Bonobos Golf. Not sure how popular that is, but they look like they resell for a decent amount.
Great tips! I live in Northern Illinois. These are the brands I run across frequently
Sales in General very slow right
now unfortunately Ive sold silk Tommy Bahama for quite a bit Large size for the win. Is there a specific Levi number you look for?
Oh yeah - I'm sure we find very similar stuff :) For Levi's, the vintage stuff, 501s, and 511s do really well, but I've also sold 505 and other numbers I can't even remember haha. It may not be a QUICK flip if you find some of the more random styles, but like I said, they will eventually sell!
Mens Harley Davidson usually always gets me $25 or more! Women's HD does okay, but men will pay up for it. Peter Millar polo shirts are very popular as well!
I have such a hard time with Harley! Isn't that weird? And Peter Millar shirts do well - I just don't find it very often (I think I've found it once or twice), so I personally don't consider it a bread and butter brand for me.
@@beckyparkco I know! It's weird what sells for others. I've only found Peter Millar a few times and they sold quickly, but I don't find it a lot. I guess it isn't a mall brand 😵💫 I was cheating 😜
I just purchased a CARHARTT brand scrub top. Mens size XL. I had no idea they were in the healthcare clothing area. 🤷♀️
yes! I see it in women's too. I don't have any experience selling their scrubs, so I'm excited to hear how you do with the piece!
I picked up a Carhartt women’s xs scrub top in excellent condition several weeks ago and it’s has gotten ZERO attention. So, I just passed on several I found yesterday
I find a lot of North Face, and Under Armor.
Nice! How do those brands do for you?
I'm not sure whats up with Levi's for me. I find 100% cotton Levi's in good condition all the time, but they just dont move for me or get much attention. Same with Carhartt, I have 3 pair NWT listed now and there seems to be no interest.
YES!!! Me toooo…. I bought many pairs of men’s LEVIS based on a few well known you tubers even took the model numbers down bought several and they sit and sit..same with Carhartt…🤦🏾♀️😳
Mine just sit as well ☹️
Mine sit too!! I feel like I’m doing something wrong.
@sarahbee levis are very competitive on ebay especially 501, 505, 514, 550, 559, and 569. 517 and 527 sell like crazy if you can find them. 511s sell decent. 517 and 527s have 70-100% sell thru rates but the 30-34 waist is 200-250%. I only pickup 501s of there is something unique about them or black. Stay away from other colors i have found. Generally black or gray is a good color across most levis. The gold color for 511s is a hot color. I would put dad in your list title for 501s, 550s, 559, and 569. Dad jeans are big right now.
@@alzibiades Wow Brent, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge! 👍🏻
Good stuff
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Filson!!
I’ve never came close selling these brands for $25 or more.
Puma Golf. Holy moly. Sells like hotcakes for me. And Banana Republic mens button up shirts (dress or casual) in small sizes -- 14.5/XS/S. I don't know if I just have luck selling them, but whenever I list a smaller BR mens shirt, it goes quick!
Puma Golf - really! I don't know if I've found very much men's puma golf, but I have sold women's puma golf before. Thanks for the tip!
@@beckyparkcoThe logo is the same as all Puma stuff and the label doesn’t always say “golf,” but the style numbers pull up golf items. I can usually tell it’s a sport item because of the fabric - really nice lightweight tech style fabric for the pants. They usually sell for me for about $30-40.
I don’t like selling mens clothing, but I will…ugh! (I have no idea why I feel this way, lol!) However, I can always sell Harley Davidson t’s, if my hubby doesn’t snag them first, and golf ANYTHING!
I used to feel this way! But I slowly got into it by picking things I liked.....(preppy stuff, lol, ) then as soon as it started selling, I saw the value in it, then I started getting into it more.
I might be pricing my Harley Davidson too high lol. But you're right - their stuff does sell, although I usually just find their t-shirts, and those don't usually sell for that $25 mark for me.
@@angelamadden34 yes - once you KNOW more about what you're picking up, it definitely helps when it comes to feeling more confident about your finds!
@@beckyparkco my hubs rides and is in a club so we know a lot of people who regularly call me when they clean out their closets. And I actually turn around and sell a lot of of the HD items privately. On Posh and EBay, people want to low ball me just like everything else.
I'm a professional ebay seller and except for Carhartt and Affliction, these brands are not even in the top 100 best brands (highest sell thru rates) sold. These brands are not good. All these brands have flooded the market and unless you find something very specific like Nike ACG, made in USA, or like a cashmere Banana republic sweater, none of these will sell very good. If you are making money off them, more power to you, but statistically these brands do not sell well.
Tommy Bahama sells very well for me both men’s and women’s. But not Tommy Hilfiger, not good
Tennis/golf skorts sell FAST!
they do!
Public Rec is a new mens bolo brand
oooh thanks for the information!
I was thinking about having my wife open a closet of just mens clothing and then change my closet to sell just women’s but that may not be the best idea… any thoughts?
I know some people have done this, whether on Poshmark or on eBay. I think it's really a preference. I get that perhaps someone's shopping experience would be better on Poshmark if they only have to look through a closet full of women's stuff versus a hodge podge of everything, but I can also see how from the seller's perspective, it's a LOT to manage two separate closets. I'd love to know what you decide!
Come to think of it, any men's brands I list tends to sell 🤔
awesome!
Vineyard Vines, Columbia
vineyard vines, yes! Columbia - I can never get a really good price for my Columbia pieces.
Cowboy boots. $50 bill all day long.
yes! I just don't find them super frequently at good prices.
I have never sold banana republic for men but for women it is too slow.
It is pretty slow for women. I definitely have much more luck with men's banana republic than women's. I basically don't pick up women's anymore.
Some of the items you mentioned are such slow sellers. I don't recommend you ever picking them up because you can sell items for better sell through rate than that. Selling Banana Republic and LL bean items at 6-13$ is just not sustainable specially when you are not seeing return on your investment quickly. Ouch. Don't sell these things guys trust me I'm a clothing seller for 13 years.
Great info but I just can't listen to that gen z liberal, college professor style up-talk. Specifically, the very annoying, gas-lighting affect - whenever giving multiple examples. But I'm sure it's just me.