okay lupus so did you get your unit yes I did how much did you pay fifty dollars and are you excited
about it yeah it might be new but it's okay well they told me okay because even if I sell the
racket forty dollars that's how I did the money back yeah how many racks were there were two right
three good ones and then one was like one of those flimsy ones that fall okay plus the fold up tables
two yeah and I don't have to take the exercise equipment oh that's yeah right that doesn't go
and I was like oh yes right exactly thank you I don't want to die nobody wants to buy that stuff
and what kind of brand of clothing did you find in there are you soft I got it but it looks like
Macy's okay cool but it's okay people buy it five dollars okay yeah cool for 50 bucks it's not a bad
buy probably be like can I have two and a half can I have another shirt sounds like me awesome
girly power good job I'm gonna try to open this um whatever you want okay lupus there's a lot of
storage in it how much do you pay for your storage unit fifty dollars fifty dollars it's already
smart one here mean Dusty are idiots we spend like four thousand three thousand we have to score hard
just to hope to break even yeah but you guys are smart that's why you guys have thick nice vehicles
and I still have a not nice view well these racks right here these foldable racks like I usually get
like 80 bucks a piece in a swap me so you got 240 bucks for these they're like 99 to 129. but I'll
tell them I sold one for five dollars you just sold one for five bucks she saw the plastic one
okay okay for at least 10 bucks to Fifteen dollars are nice I was gonna keep it for the closet but I
was like one last thing to have Dusty carry for me because I didn't bring my van hey that's what
marriage is all about it because we went to the dump before here we woke up like six so we went
to the dump and it's like opposite direction so I was like I'm not going to fall into the dump
to follow here that's like a lot well you guys see that's the life of a storage buyer what'd we do we
went to go dump the trash before we go buy more so I I researched her she had her own closing company
designer so you guys see if you can get 20 minutes worth of stuff and we make a separate video
so it looks like yeah these are like her samples her shirt top I guess her spaghetti top is that
the name I think so oops sorry ruffle detail Maddie oh look everything has cat
yeah because oh I'm sorry guys I don't like looking at the times and then look this one
I mean they're cute they're sellable at least they're finished products right like they're not
cut up and they were not sellable but they're pretty basic I mean people like Basic clothing
what are your sweater see this brand is what everything is CNC I think in the comments guys
if you know that brand have you ever seen it is this like your where do you buy it
at do you buy it at Macy's I think when I I saw it like this is cute yeah that's the top
top sample see so these are all samples meaning I have the first one and you guys buy them at
the store this was the sample okay so a lot of this is gonna be bad I think
but like I said at least they're finished products they're not like cut up in little pieces
so sweaters cute tops that show your arms dresses I'm noticing a lot of it is good fall
way so what's this tag I think it's just her tag does it have a price on it on the other side no
it might be like a strawberry sometimes you go to a designer and then you see their product
up and say I want 10 of these oh I want five of these for my store see that's why we're talking
to lupus she's the clothing expert well I'm I'm guessing that's what it might be
so she's closer to what's happening but these over here I think these are
the ones you said to your dressmaker or person that makes your clothing
Diane Ford I don't know if that's like related to Tom Ford wow maybe it's the wife I don't know
she's like telling them make me some pieces for my clothing room all of them [Music]
owned this company like the samples is this um linen Muslim is it awesome something with an m
all right I don't know but you're not that fancy oh look how much they're
just the samples so I'm guessing the they give them the picture of what they want
then the person makes the sample and then the next step would probably be the finished product
where it's done and they approved it I mean this I don't I can't sell it but I mean it's still cool I
can use the hangers yeah right so what do you have here you have I can't see I think this is a skirt
so like they'll probably make this in different colors
yeah it says Diane Ford on there too all right
I should Google we should take off my phone and Google this Diane Fort
yeah why don't you Google it for me do you mind Diane Ford
so I'll show you miss Diane Ford oh she Googles up let's see what all these samples so there's
the code it's interesting how the pieces are guys I've never seen it talking down like that
is a TV personality I mean this is a Diane Ford might not be the same
person but it was she was a actress in The Home Improvement show oh
um but she also does stand up comedy but that doesn't say clothing so I don't know
Sanford and then what was the other brand CNC yeah maybe I could put the two see
suck on this looks like it's a different kind of Blazer
so you guys can see because I can't
wow it's heavy yeah I don't know
laser I don't know maybe you're you're fine might be able to maybe it's just the name of
the piece sometimes they give them a name like this is Clarice Clarisse yellow Clary
City Blue all right Chico's does that with their jewelry yeah so I mean but look these are nice
oh yeah really nice let's see how they're so soft oh that's good quality they're dreamy
so I mean I definitely got pieces I could sell they're nice oh yeah
that's nice yeah that's a cool style right there they are like modern simple
everyday in a clean line I like this one see but this one tells you like
so this one they're like all right let me show them what it can be in this color
oh that's cool yeah see that guys it's a sample of two different colors
heather gray 31 and 78 so one's 31 178. okay that's probably the color so I'm really thinking
that this might be from a showroom where the person that is owns the CNC California company
had their products and different stores would come and be like all right or buyers for stores would
be like all right give us 10 of these for fall or and then that's how they make more products
but these are all different cuts of skirts yeah oh yeah
I am so this is what your clothing you buy onto the store looks like before it goes to the store
this is the process well it starts off probably with a drawing and then
it becomes a pattern and then it becomes I think it's Muslim the material and then
they make it and then they decide what colors they wanted if they want it or not then they sell it
that's really interesting to see how the process is how did you get into clothing
uh how did you get into this so I started with one yard sale I still remember I put out a blanket I
was probably like seven years old but I was really hard selling with my mom since I was because I can
remember thrift stores but I put it out this lady came and she's like how much for everything and at
the time I was selling things for like a quarter a dime a nickel or whatever so I was like I don't
know and I looked at my mom and I was like I think I said like ten dollars for the whole like blanket
of stuff and I sold it enough so that I was like people buy stuff and then I just started going to
estate sales in my bike my rollerblades around town but then in college I started selling an
antique mall I would sell like I had a pretty big space and I would have racks with clothes that I
would buy like after I finished my classes I go to thrift stores buy pieces and then I put it or
from Storage buyers that were in town that would sell at like certain thrift stores or just buy set
up my booth but then I when I moved here finished College then I started selling at the Rose Bowl oh
yeah and then we started buying stewardess so where did you grow up and start doing this at
first where did you go to college I went to well I went at first it was um College of the Sequoias
okay Northern California oh okay small little town Lindsay California tonight yes and Rose Bowl we've
sold there one time and we sold rugs and like I couldn't get over how much clothing there is
so people come all the way from Japan oh yeah to come out to buy clothing and they send it by the
bundles to Japan oh yeah and they pay big bucks for vintage that's how she knows so much yeah I
mean pre-covered it was probably better now it's I guess they have like direct lines where they have
contacts and they could buy easier but now I sell more like 2 000 clothes Y2K 90s it's what I've
always liked but I should send you a picture of me when I used to volunteer at a thrift store when I
was in high school and I'm dressing up my cousin because I and I always like vintage I dressed her
up with vintage clothes nice and all the kids are into the 2000s now Tatiana is into that yeah yeah
so it's like stuff that I grew up with wearing and I've always liked anyways so I was like oh okay so
I knew this was Modern I didn't it wasn't going to be vintage but it's sellable yeah exactly yeah
like the wraps yeah because see they have double feet so if you guys ever buy a rack
see how there's two bars right here if you're ever selling anything always get the two bars
because then it's more sturdy and trust me it's Gonna Save you always have the right equipment
and people pay top dollar for it too if you see it buy it sell it let go 50 bucks 40 bucks
your husband said he sells them for 80. yeah 80 we used to sell them in our store for 79.99
because we pay a hundred dollars for them and that was like when we first opened our store
that was like I don't know what 15 16 years ago too long ago and then even like the hangers too
like I couldn't use hangers I can use the racks I can use the tables so oh yeah I probably would
only go 150 on it so I was like I can't go more than that because I know the closest modern
and what is this is this um this here is that a textile or is it yeah it might be what they use
I need to look it up maybe I'm saying this wrong but I think it's Muslim and I think that's what
they use to make the patterns okay the material so my mom likes making clothes and stuff so I'll give
it to her she'll use it because they'll probably give me I don't know 30 for it I think you're
too cheap I think I need to give you a lesson on selling for me bigger box dude selfie yeah
because that in our store depending on what the color is because let's see how much the weight is
oh yeah yeah I would say at least sixty dollars depending on the color
s is there weight to that oh yeah there's money it's nice okay this is what they use for them
patterns yeah so she can cut up a pattern she wants to make jackets she likes making jackets
so yeah that's one thing I learned in the store is that fabric and all kinds of sewing stuff goes
for big money like don't undervalue it because it's super funky yeah but it's the good thing
about a thrift stores you get a lot of people at the Swami it's just whoever's there and whatever
they want to give you and then I want to haul it back yeah so if there's anything you could
teach or viewers about buying and selling with clothing is there any tips or tricks that you have
I got distracted this is men's clothing yeah well look 125. oh my God
why Venice made in Peru because cotton cotton has gone up since I think the pandemic there's
um my mom says it's really hard to find 100 cotton look oh Kenneth cool okay well these
are 22 dollars but still another one of those supposedly expensive ones 75 dollars this will
probably tell us that somebody was looks like an order sheet they want a certain amount 39 to one
like what else you got in there see
you taught me because when other people are selling that's how we got into this
business was seeing that the swap meet buyers were making big money well I would just buy from them
right and we used to buy from them too but then they started getting wise and started making it
more expensive and they started selling on eBay so then we just got into the business ourselves
so sample for size checking will make correct color in production
so I'm guessing this one was just so they could see like the size of it maybe I think that one's
really cool so it's supposed to be a medium it looks like a medium yeah and then they're like
color I guess color might not have been this color but people like this color like a faded out color
but there's other brands so I'm not sure it was all the same look cake and roses CNC Kaplan
yeah cake okay maybe she had three brands cake and roses
Eliza strapless dress cute I'd wear that
but that's what I mean I think they're just like samples because that's why
there's one of each and then there's a few that have two this style and then this style
well actually they're both very they're really cute and the good thing is that they're not dirty
with stains or they don't smell like rats and I have to go wash it that's what I have to do
a lot is go wash them and that takes me longer to wash but it looks like this side was meant
so maybe somebody else got racks of Mormon clothing because this is men's men's men's
yeah cool so when you sell this how much you're gonna sell each piece for
I'll try for ten dollars there you go always start high you can work your way down start at 10 and
then by a certain time of the day just go five awesome it's been so great talking to you awesome