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BOLO Drop: Vineyard Vines Tees - The 10 Second Pocket Check
Vineyard Vines tees are on almost every thrift rack. They are not grails, but they are one of the easiest quick volume flips in the graphic tee section. Here is the ten second check. 1. Start with the chest pocket. You want the pink whale sitting right on it. 2. Flip it over. Most have a big graphic on the back, like the skiing whale or Every Day Should Feel This Good. On long sleeves, the name runs down the arm. 3. Check the neck. The label is printed on the fabric: a whale outline, the size, and the country. 4. Skip faded prints and pilled fabric. Verified live on eBay Sold and Completed this week: median around 17 dollars on three separate searches, top quarter 22 to 24. Pay thrift prices, list fast, and let volume do the work. New BOLO drops land in this category every week for Premium members. Grab the cues before your next sourcing run.
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BOLO Drop: Peter Millar Button Downs - The 10 Second Collar Check
Peter Millar button downs have no logo on the chest, so most people walk right past them on the rack. Here is the ten second check. 1. Flip the collar. You want a small crown sitting above the words PETER MILLAR, on either a wide gray label or a square cream patch. 2. Right next to it, a second tag gives the size, the fabric, and the country. 3. Check the chest pocket. On a good one the check pattern runs straight through the pocket seam. 4. Skip frayed collars and yellowed underarms. Verified live on eBay Sold and Completed this week: median around 30 dollars, top quarter 40 to 50, and the best sales have topped 200. UNTUCKit, the other button down you will see a lot, sits closer to 21. New BOLO drops land in this category every week for Premium members. Grab the cues before your next sourcing run.
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🧢 Comp of the Day: the Supreme cap that eBay undersells by 29%
🔎 Pulled fresh on Oct 5 from 60 eBay SOLD listings. Type supreme hat into sold search and the median comes back at $50.00. Looks like a decent flip, right? ⚠️ Here is the catch: 23 of those 60 sales were beanies and bucket hats, not caps. Knits sell cheaper and drag the number down. ✅ Now search supreme -beanie -bucket hat and the cap-only median is $69.99. Same brand, same week, about $20 more per cap you were about to underprice. 📚 This is the Beanie Rule, and it is in the refreshed Baseball Caps BOLO. Any brand that also sells knits (Supreme, Polo Ralph Lauren, Carhartt, Stussy, Kith) needs -beanie -bucket in the search. 📊 Poll: you spot a clean Supreme 5-panel cap on the thrift rack. What is the most you would pay? 💬 Drop the last cap you flipped below with what it sold for.
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📊 Week in review: 10 flips, $256.91, and what we build next
Happy Sunday, Lab 👋 Here is the real scoreboard from my store this week: 💵 $256.91 in eBay sales across 10 used items 🏆 Best flip: a Reebok Clay Matthews Packers Super Bowl XLV jersey that sold for $53.99 🧥 Saturday alone: 3 sales, $114.97 📚 New on the blog this week (all free at liquidationoh.com): • NFL fan hoodie: a $5 Joe Burrow hoodie that sold for $26.50 • Big and tall: a $5 3XL Nike pullover that sold in three days • Duluth Trading: $5 to $28 • Facebook Marketplace flipping: how to find underpriced local items • Garage sale flipping: what to buy, what to pay, when to show up • eBay payment disputes: answering a chargeback before the 5-day clock runs out • Ohio resale certificate: how to buy inventory tax free 📰 Heads up from the news desk: eBay's currency conversion charge goes to 3.25% on Oct 14, and Amazon's holiday peak fees start Oct 15. 👇 Now your turn. Vote on what I build for you next, and drop your best sale of the week in the comments 👇 Poll: What do you want next in the Classroom?
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$5 in, $19.21 out 💰 A hockey warmup nobody else wanted
Sold yesterday: Levelwear Ohio AAA Blue Jackets Quarter Zip Pullover, size L, navy hockey warmup. - Sold for $27.99 - In at my standard $5 thrift cost - Net profit after eBay fees and shipping: $19.21 - That is 5.6x the buy price, a 384% return on the money Levelwear is not a household name, and that is exactly the point 🏒 It is a team-issued warmup brand, so the buyer is not shopping a logo, they are shopping the team and the cut. Youth hockey and AAA program gear has a small audience that will pay real money because almost nobody lists it. This is the kind of piece the BOLO lists are built to help you spot: the brand looks like nothing, the category tells you everything. 🎯
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