I know this is an older video, but I felt compelled to comment :) Lots of great information! I have been selling vintage for over 30 years - I used to sell on eBay in the very early days (the late 1990s... before they even had PICTURES!!) but now only sell in a retail environment . As a long-time vintage seller, I very much appreciate that you're bringing up how much WORK and KNOWLEDGE goes into this. So many people seem to think that they can just walk into any goodwill/thrift and pick up tons of 1920s-1970s dresses for next to nothing - but it takes a lot of time to find this stuff and a lot of experience to know exactly what it is you're looking at (just because someone

I have watched a TON of videos about selling vintage and this was in the top percentage for helpful and concise info. Fantastic job. Thanks so much.

So glad to have found your channel. That telephone print sweater is just too adorable!

That telephone cardigan is fabulous! Love being able to see some of your collection.

This first part is so much of my original burnout. I was selling too cheap and spending lots of time researching. It was (and is) also hard to value what I had because I got so much given or for ridiculously good deals.

This is soooooo helpful!! Thank you so much!!

Fantastic content! I saw where someone else commented about flat lays so I thought I'd add that I find them to be helpful for showing how to style items that you aren't able to model. It helps to jazz up items that would look very basic on a dress form. Thanks for another informative video!

This video was incredibly helpful! I have just started selling vintage and I have directly applied what I learned in this video!

So well put about the value of the person saving the item and bringing it back to the market and recognizing that worth! That eye and knowing it's a piece that still HAS value IS the value! But let's be honest - no one can bring the value of the vintage pinup perfection you bring <3 As always, I adore everything you do!

This is really helpful. I had to shut down my shop cause I was selling my stuff cheaper than Walmart! Haha. Hoping to reopen it and appreciate the info!

This is great info! Thank you so much! 💕🌸

I definitely needed this! I knew you would have it! Thank you!

Great Video!

Great video and on point!thanks so much for sharing, love the items you showed. Great ides the 6.5 selling price point. I've been selling vintage on Etsy for 10 years and although I have been doing most of what you mentioned, comping with current style trends I haven't thought of and probably undersold a few items. And, most importantly vintage is a love of fashion and and fashion in history, Lots of decadent time to clean and prep a garment to present to the right buyer. Also just getting into fast fashion Poshmark stuff because my daughters have a lot for me to sell.

Really informative video I'm a new vintage/reseller and pricing is very much random for me it's great you have 3 methods, sensible decision making too

Fantastic content! Thank you for the tips.

Great information & great job on video presentation!

Very helpful, thanks so much.

Fantastic content!!! Thank you 💜

Late to the party, but this was so useful! I was already casually reselling on Poshmark when I just kind of happened upon some really amazing vintage pieces, which got me interested in the vintage reselling world. It's intimidating though! This was a really great video that actually helped me way more on figuring out where to invest my time research-wise so that I could level up to like journeyman status at least. I will say that there are issues for those of with space concerns when it comes to the photography aspect--a dress form is such a commitment for anyone with storage concerns, and though I think I'll investigate the flat lay solution that I've seen mentioned in other comments, even that's requiring some serious brainstorming. Anyway, I'm like a research-minded person, so I'm less worried about finding resources to teach myself how to identify and catalogue vintage pieces, but it's at least good to know that the photography component might be a serious barrier before I get in too deep. Again, this was all such great information, and I really appreciate your expertise (and that you took the time to share it!) <3