I grabbed a lot of 50 vintage tees from a liquidation place in Dallas for $250. The photos looked clean, but when I opened the box half had stains I couldn't get out and the other half were fakes. My fault for not asking for more detailed pics before buying. I tried listing the decent ones on Depop but only moved maybe 8 of them. The rest are sitting in my garage as rags. Anybody else got burned on a blind bulk lot and have tips for vetting sellers better?
Honestly, I thought eBay was the only way to go for selling used clothes. But after 6 months of slow sales and constant fees, I gave Mercari a try back in April. The difference was night and day - my stuff moved in days instead of weeks. I think it's because the app is simpler and buyers don't have to deal with auctions. Has anyone else seen a big jump when switching platforms?
Hey everyone, I've had my Shopify store running for about two years now, mostly doing dropshipping. I want to transition to holding my own inventory to improve shipping times. Can anyone recommend a good wholesale company to stock up a general merchandise store?