You know how they say a car loses 30% when you drive it off the lot? With clothes it's like phucking 80%.

I went on an online used clothes buying spree this summer after losing 20lbs. Chit that sells in malls for $80-$100 can be found online for $25 all day. You see the same listings over and over like a month, cause nothing ever sells.

I will add all kinds of chit to my watch list, and then every single time, some seller will jump in a day later with an offer to discount it to like $15. Pretty sure it's automated.

Chit, all of this happened to me last week as a seller. I tried to sell a Hawaiian shirt on eBay for $20+shipping. No bites for a month. Some dude came in with an offer for $7+shipping, and I took it. That shirt is $50 new.

Used clothes are a totally illiquid buyer's market. If you don't mind laundering some dude's coom stains out first, you can fashionmaxx for phucking CHEAP.

It’s my preferred way to shop but the only downside is a lot of the time you can’t return items. I’ve ordered some things that just didn’t fit and then I’ve been too lazy to try to sell them to someone else.