RedefiningFine

Currently own a 2018 Atlas that I have been driving for the past 6 years. Absolutely love it and am looking to add another Atlas relatively soon, any problematic years to avoid?

I’ll go first, I have sooooo many pairs of Sam Edelman shoes that are just sitting in my Poshmark closet, generating some likes but no buyers. Every time I go to the thrift store I tell myself I will NOT buy anymore Sam Edelman shoes....but remarkably, I always come home with another pair! I feel like SE are so cute and well made, I have a few pairs and I really love them, why are they such slow movers?! Ugggghhhhh!!

Ironically, my only two sales for the month of February so far have been Sam Edelman shoes lol

I have a local thrift that always has Lululemon pieces for cheap but my stuff just seems to be sitting in my closet! Lots of likes but no buyers, my pictures are good, priced reasonably I don’t get it!

I read that Alo is another workout clothing brand that is gaining popularity but my Alo stuff is just sitting too. Maybe it’s just an off time of year for workout stuff?

As the title says, I love sourcing and flipping stuff I find from thrift stores but when it comes to cleaning out my own closet I’d rather donate than take pictures, store, and share my own clothing. Anyone else experience this? I should also say I’m not a big name brand clothing kind of person. Usually Old Navy and some Abercrombie and Fitch or if I like the way it looks and feels I buy it regardless of brand. Anyone else feel this way?

Anyone have luck flipping 1990’s Beanie Babies? I stumbled upon someone’s mint condition collection, tag protectors included, for about $50. Anyone have luck flipping these? I’m thinking of taking a chance on it since I found a Princess Diana bear and some of the floppy eared, pastel colored rabbits. Thinking I could at least turn a small profit on a $50 investment. Thoughts?