Haha thanks Wis. The shoes I posted earlier all sold for crazy good profits.
I was going to go to a couple of thrift stores today, but skipped them and went to Barnes and Noble instead
They might give you extra credit or something if you prepare the report. I'm not trying to turn this into anything, but this profit sure sounds a lot better than others your age trying to camp out in line for Jordans and flip them for marginal profit, not to mention the high risk of getting hurt physically.
Might be harder since those are dress trousers, but I have a pretty vivid blue chino. Here's some pics:
Speaking of LunarGrands.....Fragment Design x Cole Haan Spring/Summer '13
I need both of these. Especially the midnight blue ones
@Tsmoothreturns it depends on a number of factors weather to size up. the material the jacket is made of, how the brand cuts their clothes, and what you consider "room".
been some great stuff going on in here lately. i missed the giveawayat me.
88 babies turn 25 this year
i ended up picking up the TBxNMxTarget jacket was on clearance for like $45 so i said **** it, dressed it down for the club. it fit well imo, with enough room to still diddy bop with comfort.
hit a day party saturday with no dress code so i figured it would be a good opportunity to attempt the down vest over blazer thing. i mean i liked the look, i dont really see the point of it besides fashion but i am willing to try anything once. ignore my cuffs thats just how i felt at the time
and we still doing rugged shoe challenge, wore buttas the other day
I was going to go to a couple of thrift stores today, but skipped them and went to Barnes and Noble instead
Good stuff, man. I know you're a biz major...go impress one of your teachers and said that you made almost 500% net return on your investments that requires basically no initial cost
I suppose if I was doing it for that sole purpose but my main reason for thrifting is for adding pieces to my own wardrobe like the ties I just posted. Selling pieces I find is just an added bonus. And when it comes to restoring shoes, I actually thoroughly enjoy cleaning/polishing and seeing the final product so I don't look at it as time wasted.I was going to go to a couple of thrift stores today, but skipped them and went to Barnes and Noble instead
Good stuff, man. I know you're a biz major...go impress one of your teachers and said that you made almost 500% net return on your investments that requires basically no initial cost
But then wouldn't the time spent going to the stores and traveling expenses and then having to restore them be the same as if you just worked a whole day?
You are correct if someone was doing it solely for this reason. However, I do not think anyone that is this knowledgeable will do so. Even the pros on SF keep stuff for themselves if they fit. You really need to have a keen eye to make a pretty penny via thrifting.But then wouldn't the time spent going to the stores and traveling expenses and then having to restore them be the same as if you just worked a whole day?
Welcome to the club, brother.Went to 2 thrift stores today and came up empty handed
I was hoping to find a decent blazer, all they had were choppa suits
It's nearly impossible to tell from the picture what shoes Kobe was wearing. Looks like a high end pair of Cap toe balmorals. Take your pics: St Crispin's, JL, EG, etc. On a side note, Kobe looks like he's mentally talking to Phil.
