I have read a few articles that today's youth will be more interested in resellers of clothing than purchasing brand new. That certainly, if it happens, will give a push to all clothing resellers. We can hope?
I agree with that but the problem for sellers here is there are far more places now to purchase, or even rent, preowned clothing, and I see new sites coming on board all the time, it seems.
My oldest princess, when I stopped buying her high end clothing for her because of our financial ruin after the Crash of 2008, discovered the excellent consignment stores in Chicago and also many online sites. She's done the "pick 5" site, the rent-a-dress sites, the other resale sites.
She will look at ebay for various things but not for clothing or shoes. Maybe because she can still rummage through my closet and find something to wear once to a wedding, lol.
She'll ask me about certain listings here and what I think - are they legit or not - and she buys a lot of stuff through craigslist. She asks me about other online sites, too.
In other words, she shops and she's had to learn how to do preowned but ebay is not in her top choices of where to look. She wouldn't buy Chinese here, ever.
(The youngest princess and her husband are Real Shoppers, and use Amazon for the majority of items. They never look at ebay and anything preowned when the tots were small was purchased at a twice-a-year swank consignment sale. They are the rare birds that shop constantly, online and in the malls.)
What was the question? Oh yeah, sales. Mine are good but I'm lasered in on seasonal items (not clothing) which I've been accumulating since last Christmas season.
Sherry
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