10 Brands of Men's Pants With Over 100% Sell Through Rates! Resell These Fast Items on Ebay!
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- čas přidán 19. 08. 2024
- Check out these 10 brands of men's pants that all have well over 100% Sell Through Rates! Including one brand with a sell through rate of over 200%! Resell these items for fast profits! Thanks for watching!
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For reference:
Peter Millar
Burlebo
Fabletics
Levi's 514 Cords
Kuhl Revolver Pant
Lululemon
Wrangler Real Tree Camo Jeans
Ariat
Rugby University
Vuori
Thanks! I keep forgetting to add chapters to these videos to make it easier.
Thanks!
I’ve only found Vuori women’s shirts twice and they both sold within 12 hours for full asking price! Love it!!!
Yep that brand sells really fast!
Thanks for the mercari $20 off tip! I got a pair of women's kuhl pants for $1 plus tax, so $2.47!
Haha you’re welcome! Maybe I should have bought something for myself, but my brain is stuck in reseller mode. 😂
Great video! Ariat is named after and pronounced like the Triple Crown winning horse Secretariat.
Great info, I didn’t know that. Thanks!
I really appreciate you sharing knowledge with these educational videos. They are very detailed and not too long in length. Thank you for the time and effort you put into making them. :)
I’m glad they are helpful. Thank you, really appreciate the comment!
Great content. Many sellers would challenge you on having over 100% sell thru rate because they just believe what Google says and they do not understand supply and demand as you discussed early in the video. I apply what you are doing with the 90 days and when the solds for 90 days out number the supply listed the last 90 days , the items I pick up generally sell within a week.
Yep I agree. I sold 4 of those pants the day after I shot that video!
I agree it's still a good way to evaluate velocity, but you can't sell more of an item than what is listed. 😅
@BoofYou you're not taking into account that many of them have been listed before the 90 day period, so even though more sold during the 90 days, doesn't mean that's the total quantity on the site. The amount available is from all time. The amount sold is only from 90 days. Does that make sense?
Great information on men’s pants! I don’t necessarily pay attention to STR as I list seasonal items year round. Thanks for sharing.
Outstanding video- caught me on the tie video and subscribed on this one. I appreciate the way you deliver your knowledge- you seem to really want to deliver to your viewers- thank you!
Thank you! I really appreciate that!
love the format of your videos! so helpful…please continue to provide the STR and logos of the brands! Thank you again!!
Thank you, really appreciate the comment! STR is really important to determine if something will sell or sit for a long time. I prefer they sell. haha
So, I’ve seen you pop up from time to time on my feed; first time watching you, very nice. I concur with the compliments lauded you here on your presentation & content.
Every single time I hear anybody mention KUHL, my personal favorite brand one that I collect & wear all the time along with my 511s, I just say, well I wonder when the other shoes gonna drop and it’s gonna become the free people of men’s wear! 😢
I sure hope not but as an indicator, I have both pants and shorts still sitting in inventory that a year ago and certainly before that would’ve flown out the door, and we haven’t priced them out of reach. I think it’s more to do with the algorithm and how jacked around eBay is right now, and has been; KUHLs not really a Poshmark brand, so I’m not really trying to compare performance over on that platform. And lastly, that Rugby brand, I’ve always passed it by never looked it up or picked it up, I guess I have to take a second look and check the comps the next time I stumble upon it. And first time for the Fabletics was last week haven’t listed them yet, but they were really nice feeling & looking, the way they presented when I found them on the rack I guess I always thought like many people that they were Fila - with that F logo - so that might be a reason why they still have strong comps. Thanks bro.
Great video! Certainly a few brands I’ve never heard of. Thanks!
Thanks. Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the great information. I appreciate the time you take to share your knowledge, and I enjoy your videos.
Thank you! Really appreciate that and thanks for watching!
First time here, I'm retired to resell here in Wyoming. Thanks for all the great info!
That’s great! Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much. Am totally overwhelmed by all the men's pants at local Goodwills.
You’re welcome! I’m totally overwhelmed by all the women’s pants! 😂
@@Retired2Reselllook for Judy Blue women’s jeans!
@@Retired2ResellLadies ANYTHING is so much more of a challenge! 10,000 more brands almost all which are worthless. Our guys’ stuff is so so much easier. But I do love the sideways glances in the nonresponses when I politely have to maneuver my way through some gals on the aisle..😂
It’s crazy how we found similar things around the same time.
Thank you ,I like and appreciate your excitement .
Thank you, appreciate that!
Preciate the knowledge 💯
Great video I love how simple you made the calculations for sell through thanks!
Thank you! Glad it’s helpful.
Thank you sir! I hope I find some and get some sales
I hope you do too! Good luck!
Very helpful video, New subscriber and I appreciate you sharing your knowledge. My little eBay store has only 200 listings of clothes and vintage goods.
Thanks for the sub! Really appreciate the comment!
Great information, Thanks for sharing.
Excellent, thanks!
Great video straight to the point and with full value, cheers from sunny aZ!!
Thank you!
Love your videos. Nice presentation, easy to understand and always informative 🎉
Thanks so much! Appreciate that!
Just earned a sub!
Thank you, appreciate that!
Bonus brand: Johnnie-O
Great execution of this video. 👍🏼
Thank you!
Great info. Thanks!
Very nice! Thanks 😊
Thank you!
Pretty good
Great finds
Thanks for the info! I enjoy your videos!
Thank you! Really appreciate that.
Great info thank you!
Thank you!
Love the videos!!!! Thanks for the info!!!
Glad you like them! Thanks!
Thanks for sharing the knowledge. I need to find better stores to thrift...too many pairs of Rustler and worn out Wranglers.
Haha yeah it’s like finding a needle in a haystack sometimes. I probably touch 1,000 items before I find one good one sometimes.
Great video, keep it up bud.
Thank you! Appreciate that.
Old man pants? I just started watching
Great info!!
Thank you!
Great Video!!!!
Thank you!
Great video, you nailed it again! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much 😀
I have Almost every brand you mentioned. And i do all my research on comps as I’m at the thrift store bc i dont want to buy anything that is not going to sell I have even gotten good with the titles and i have not sold any of them I have Lots of Judy blues carhartt jeans jackets vests i have south poles and many other brands that are over 100% sell through and nothing has sold. I’m on day 6 of zero sales
Remember the sell through rates are for 90 days so they may not sell immediate but should sell within 90 days. Double check your prices to make sure you aren’t listing them too high also. I also like to do searches for my product in an incognito browser to make sure my listing are showing up properly. Good luck with sales, hope they pick up for you!
Question...I clearly understand this video is reviewing STR on these brands pants offerings - before I go on a wild goose chase, do you find that the same brands covered do well with their shirt and accessories offerings as well? Was just curious if you've looked and what your findings were if you have? Thanks for the information!
Not all of those brands will do as well in shirts. Like Peter Miller, the only ones that sell quickly for me are the Summer Comfort line. Just look at the solds when learning the brands, that will help out a lot!
Awesome educational to the point video. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks!
goodwill are selling pants for 10.99 right now making most of these still unworth the pickup with sales at the 25 to 30, I've put back harley d's, levis etc..I have some 514s right now in brown but most of these pants elude me, I've supervises Patagonia aren't up there.
Forget Goodwill, go to the other ones
@@Secondliferacquet I do..I'll still go to gw but it has to comp out well....i got a steffano ricci shirt for $7 and sold it in two weeks for $230....but I'm going to try three bins more and other smaller thrifts.
There’s a crap ton of brands that at 10.99 still offer quite a bit of meat on the bone, I’ve paid up to $30 for pants to make good money, you just have to know what you’re doing and it takes time, some risk, which earns experience, and also be willing to man up to make that extra coin.
But then the other side of the equation is those who are “bins sourcers”, and the opportunity to REALLY crush it - what, with practically zero COGS (unless you factor in one’s time which that’s going to very depending person to person). I myself would rather have the $10 an hour employees sort my clothes for me and then I can just basically glide through the entire section & not have to deal with all the effluvia.. wedding gowns, kids clothes, underwear, and hard goods.. and then the heartbreak of finding one rare Jordan and not being able to find the other one or such and such. Not to mention the piranha like atmosphere, and my fear of getting pricked by a tainted hypodermic needle, razor blade, or something. Yeah no thanks.
This is all true but I’d rather hide my time at yard sales or Savers and snatch them up for 4 or $5. Goodwills prices are on par with Walmart in these parts😛
@pkzenk2158 but 10.99 is a kick too far when your costs are hitting 20% then allowing for extra shipping, it's not worth the risk, I'd rather to a $4 to $20 then risk an $11 to $25...but 8m a yard sale demon.,turn $10 into $200 or thus weekend $25 into $500 plus.
Nice! I never find any of these in my local stores. I’m hopefully going to one of these days.
You will! It took me awhile to find a lot of these brands.
Love your videos great info. Ive NEVER found any of those brand in WI before can you share what part of the country you live.
Thank you! I live in TN.
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Do source at GW or places like Plato’s closest
I source at goodwill, Plato’s closet, estate sales, garage sales and other local thrift shops.
Wouldn't 300 sold and 300 listed be 50% sale through rate?
what size should I look for in these brands? or just buy any size if I find these brands?
Almost any size will work. I try to stay away from really short pants though. If they are longer, someone can always hem them shorter. But almost all sizes sell.
@@Retired2Resell sorry for the dumb question but i'm a girl so I have no idea about mens sizes-- what size would a short one look like? so I know what to not get
Not dumb! Haha Anything shorter than a 30” inseam would be pretty short.
Good rule of thumb is anything that’s square i.e. 32,32, 3434 will be much better than wild swings between waist and inseam. But your sweet spot is going to be 32 to 38 inch waist.
And a lot of chicks buy clothing that’s made for guys, why do you think so many of them are always in the men’s section shopping, it’s not just for their husbands or boyfriends. 8:51
Help? Today I gave our accountant my eBay info and am shocked to see eBay kept 60% ( ummm…🤷🏻♀) Is this normal?
Im not sure about that, this is my first year as a full time reseller and I just gave all of my information to my accountant last week. That does seem very high though!
How can something have over 100% sell thru?
You can't. This guy is a 🤡
Sell through measures active vs sold in the last 90 days. If more have sold in the last 90 days than there are currently listed then the Sell through is over 100%
@@tristanconnell6574 not really, but I understand what you're saying. What would it be if there were 10 sold and no actives? 100%. Anything with actives would be less than 100%. Say 10 sold, 1 active. 10/11 = 90% str. It's mostly semantics, but point being you can't sell more than what was even offered for sale.
Can’t believe there are at least three people in this world for whom this whole sell thru rate discussion is their hill to die on.
@@tristanconnell6574 I understand the concept, and your strategy is an effective measurement - just logically, selling more than you have isn't possible, right?
Loose lips sink ships.
200 sell through rate? What they sell before you get them listed, what happened to common sense. In reality you can't really even have a 100 percent sell through rate, if you did none would ever be found for sale they would all be found in solds. 100 percent sell through rate in what time line, ebay's 3 months? All of them would of had to been sold out within 3 months, but how long were they really listed for? Ebay doesn't tell you that they have been listed for 6 years and eventually sold. Sell through rate is another gimmick that ebayer's are clinging to it helps them make sense of what is going on. There used to be a list and forget it, then list lots of items and let them sit until they sell, now its high profit, fast turnover, small stores. It's all the same thing, after awhile it will be list it and forget it again. Same stuff different day.
Lmao 😂 what are you talking about he is right . If 100% sale through rate is an item that sells in 90 days . Then if an item sells in 60 days it’ll be 200% also if it sells in a month 30 days resellers consider that item a 300% sale through rate . You clearly don’t know the lingo or resealing overall 🤷🏽♂️
OMG cathyeller5722
This nonsensical belief is actually bouncing around inside your head? AND you invested the time to let the whole world know?!?
Congratulations… you are the reseller world’s newest Donna Quixote.
Or else the entire reseller community stands corrected.
I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to say here but if you apply sell-through rate as this CZcamsr is applying it, you will find that your sales increase dramatically by sourcing things that have a much higher demand, which you can easily gauge by comparing sold comps to actives. And yes, the resulting percentages are a shorthand for this demand. Saying "200% Sell Through" means the item's demand is outpacing the availability twofold. 150% sell through indicates the demand is outpacing availability by a factor of 1.5x
There's a lot of ways to say it, but they all work to help figure out items that are in high demand and will sell quickly.
But hey, maybe everyone who applies this concept of sell-through is a fool in your mind, though in my experience, it works like a charm.
Thanks Karen. There’s a quote that says “it’s better to keep your mouth shut and appear ignorant than to open your mouth and remove all doubt”
KAREN ALERT!
We have a male karen here 🤣