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In San Francisco Goodwills, shirts that aren't marked "Vintage/Better" (which are usually $13.49-16.99) are $4.49 to $7.99, pants usually $5.49 to $8.49, jackets $7.49 to $13.99, suits $12.49 to $16.49, and ties $2.49-$3.99.Originally Posted by Bartlebooth
Unbranded, sadly. Maybe I can sell him my Kiton hangers, since nobody wants the suits. Say $500 each, with a complimentary suit.Originally Posted by California Dreamer
I've never seen anything decent in a SF thrift storeOriginally Posted by P. Bateman
I've never seen anything decent in a SF thrift storeOriginally Posted by P. Bateman
Well, you haven't been looking very hard. It's the best place I've ever thrifted, and some of the legends of this thread are SF-based. I just bought a Kiton there two weeks ago.Originally Posted by YoungAmerican
you may have better lock selling them if you had the correct size listed. Those measure out more like a 46r than a 48r. Since they're marked 58, 58-12=46Originally Posted by csoukoulis
Truth in advertising. The ARE marked size 58. I give the actual measurements. What else should I do? To be honest, I despair of B&S. Kiton, brand-new C&Js, shell Aldens all of these have failed to sell despite reductions. Personally I just don't think it works unless you are one of the big boys. My experience is that flipping simply does not work, on B&S, eBay or anywhere else. Hence I mostly thrift just for myself these days.Originally Posted by California Dreamer
Truth in advertising. They ARE marked size 58. The usual translation is 58=48, not 46. I give the actual measurements. What else should I do?Originally Posted by California Dreamer
Originally Posted by California Dreamer
Passed on a Paul Smith black suit in excellent condition. It was TINY and $40. If it's still there when I go back w a 20% off coupon I might get it. But will anyone buy a size 32 (or something) luxury suit?Originally Posted by Tyrone MacStiophain
Unbranded, sadly.Originally Posted by California Dreamer
Things that I left, NWT canali suit with pick stitching. Lots of ties and suspenders, which I hope to pick up tomorrow if they are still there. Need some info on the hermes ties, are they real?Originally Posted by RebelWithACause
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