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timhortons

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Here's a tip for the thrifters that also go to estate sales.

Vitamins.
Seriously. Unopened and unexpired bottles of vitamins and supplements can bring good money. I don't mean the Wal Mart Nature's Way vitamins. But, there are people that spend big $ on supplements and they can be flipped for money.

Now, don't go out and buy a bunch and flood the market. My wife would kill me. She makes $$$ selling vitamins from estate sales.

By vitamins do you mean prescription pain killers, medicinal herb, and poppers?
 

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Ini Cooperative sample snowboard jackets

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Recent trade from @EasyE - Thanks dude

3x J. Crew Ludlows, 42L 44L and a 42L in that order

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Today was a damn good day. It started off with those Ann Demeulemeester piratey combat boots, and then a bunch of stuff in my size.

I haven't figured out where to set up in my new place, it's late, cloudy and iPhone, so these photos all suck.


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I'm pretty sure the Etons and these three jackets were from one guy.
it doesn't really show up in the photos but this is a 100% wool seersucker unlined jacket. The buttons are gross so I'm going to swap those out and this will be constantly worn come summer.
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This is the current label right? Since everything was from the same dude I didn't even look at the vent situation on this one. unvented. :fu:
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Wool & silk & vents travel jacket
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Underpriced consignment on this bad boy. Cotton & silk & unstructured goodness. It'll probably be April before I wear this though.
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sick lapels on that boglioli. i have the same fabric but with notch lapels
 

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Can I get a quick garbage check?

I vaguely remember seeing balmain jeans here before being desirable.

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Day 3: Music City madmen

Brunello Cucinello xxl, j. Press 16.5, Brioni linen xl
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Duchamp 16" French cuff, VV xl, Ralph Lauren med patchwork madras
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Made in Italy polo, bb makers, Jim Thompson, Hickey Freeman
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Vv, Zegna, talbott BoC
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Solid day. Time to spend tomorrow being a tourist. Maybe hit a few shops.
 

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Pendleton shirts are literally what got me into selling clothing on eBay. Being a casual thrifter for years, I knew Pendletons were a great brand to look out for... One day I found 7 Pendletons for $5 each... Threw them up on eBay, and the rest is history. I only sell them in fall and winter, and hoard them the rest of the year. They're almost always an easy $30 for me. The westerns are $40+. I sold a limited edition beach boys board shirt for $90 not too long ago. Even if they're shrunk, I'll still grab them if they're cheap, and aren't otherwise damaged. I've sold many with rips and holes for $20+ too.
 

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Highlights from day 2 (terrible day for me) and day 3 of Wisco to Tennessee thrift trip:

Billy Reid $3, Billionaire Boys Club $3
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Tommy Hilfiger overalls $13
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Vineyard Vines belt $7
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Peter Millar shirt $2
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Peter Millar Chesepeake jacket $10
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Okay guys looking for some thread expertise.
Found my first barbour waxed jacket today. I am very happy as this was probably the top thing on my thrifting list. However it is quite a bit lighter than the ones I know.
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I am coming up blank online. Very light weight almost like a rain parka. I would think of it as a military "waterproof." Truth is I really like the lightness. As I live in Dallas I would think this could be used as a rain coat a good part of the year.
Any help with what this is is appreciated.
Edit: it may be an unlined Durham.
 
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