les marques «inconnues» à vendre sur vinted — Transcript
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- 0:00I've noted down about 25 underrated
- 0:02brands for you to resell on Vinted this
- 0:04fall and winter. This video is here to
- 0:06treat you. It's a short format like we
- 0:08love, just brands and clothes to sell
- 0:10on Vinted, to get you feeling good and
- 0:11potentially motivate you to start
- 0:13reselling on Vinted. When I talk about
- 0:15underrated brands, I mean brands you
- 0:17don't think of at first to buy at flea
- 0:19markets, on Vinted, from wholesalers,
- 0:21etc., that you might even already have
- 0:23in your closet and never wear, yet
- 0:25could be worth some cash. Let's get
- 0:27straight into it. First up, there's
- 0:29Uter. Uer, I don't know how it's
- 0:31pronounced. I know it's relatively
- 0:32expensive to buy, whether new or
- 0:34secondhand. It's not very well known to
- 0:36the general public. So, if you do some
- 0:37searches on Vinted or find it at a flea
- 0:39market, don't hesitate, you've got to
- 0:40cop that hard. Even if you buy it for
- 0:42€ 10, € 11, € 12, € 13, € 15,
- 0:44or even € 20 a piece. It can be worth
- 0:47the cost depending on the item, the
- 0:48style, the year, and so on. And for
- 0:50that, to know the years and to appraise
- 0:52your pieces yourself, I've also made
- 0:54videos explaining how to estimate the
- 0:56resale price of an item, whether it's
- 0:57luxury, streetwear, fast fashion, etc.
- 0:59Because yes, you can also resell fast
- 1:01fashion. When I say fast fashion, I'm
- 1:02thinking of Zara, H&M, and so on. I'm
- 1:04not talking about Shein, AliExpress,
- 1:05and such. Now, Daily Paper, that's a
- 1:08brand I'm not crazy about, but I know
- 1:10it resells well. Especially the hoodies
- 1:12and fleeces, and jackets as well. But
- 1:13we're in fall-winter right now guys,
- 1:15that's what you need to keep in mind.
- 1:16So I'm talking to you about those
- 1:17pieces mainly. Fall, winter, I'm not
- 1:19talking about t-shirts, I'm not talking
- 1:21about shirts, I'm just talking about
- 1:22hoodies, fleeces, jackets, puffer
- 1:24jackets, leather, etc. If you find some
- 1:26Daily Paper, well, don't hesitate once
- 1:27again, and you should cop that hard, my
- 1:29bro, because either the person knows it
- 1:31, or when you ask if they know it,
- 1:32they'll say, "Yeah, the TV channel." So
- 1:35, maybe you don't know the brand.
- 1:37Honestly, it's bangers. It's rarer to
- 1:39find them at flea markets, but watch
- 1:40out, you can find them just like you
- 1:42can find Evisu, Stone, or CP; you can
- 1:44really find anything at flea markets.
- 1:46That's why I'm telling you, I'm also
- 1:47talking about accessories, whether it's
- 1:48beanies or caps. I already have pieces
- 1:50from them that I bought brand new, and
- 1:51that works for fall, winter, and even
- 1:53summer. I'm going to talk to you about
- 1:54O.U.F., it's crazy stuff, but for
- 1:55example, I recently brought in an
- 1:57O.U.F. fleece, kind of hideous. Hideous
- 1:58, in my opinion. It was green with
- 2:01flowers drawn on it in black. Not great
- 2:03, € 30. Isn't life beautiful?
- 2:05Basically, I knew about it in middle
- 2:06school, the socks with the O on them,
- 2:08stupid stuff like that, it sold well. I
- 2:10didn't think I'd manage to sell it so
- 2:11quickly. I posted it in the morning, I
- 2:13went to the gym that same morning.
- 2:14During my workout, I sold that hideous
- 2:17fleece for the sum of € 29. So € 29
- 2:19isn't a crazy amount, unless you buy it
- 2:21for € 1, € 2, or € 3. Then you're
- 2:23doing well, you repeat this operation
- 2:24several times a month, you can set
- 2:25yourself up nicely. Imagine, you find
- 2:2625 O.U.F. fleeces, don't miss out on it
- 2:28. Even if it's not merchandise that
- 2:29you're particularly fond of, you need
- 2:31to have a broad perspective, a broad
- 2:32view. Just because you find a piece
- 2:33beautiful doesn't mean other buyers
- 2:34will want to buy it from you because
- 2:35it's beautiful. No, even I sometimes
- 2:37make mistakes. You see this kind of
- 2:38track jacket, man, I think it's awesome
- 2:40but I wouldn't wear it. Well, it's
- 2:41really too colorful, but I don't wear
- 2:43it. You see, for me it goes for € 70,
- 2:44but you have to be really patient and
- 2:46in the end, you'll accept offers at €
- 2:4850, € 45, € 60; you see, actually
- 2:50it's worth a lot, but on Vinted it's
- 2:51complicated to sell rare and vintage
- 2:53pieces like that. They aren't
- 2:54connoisseurs, quote-unquote, who will
- 2:55buy from you for the most part, except
- 2:56for soccer jerseys. That's another
- 2:58topic. But these kinds of banger pieces
- 2:59I sell on Vinted, sometimes they just
- 3:00sit there. Sometimes they sit for 6
- 3:02months on my Vinted, but when I sell
- 3:03them, I sell them well. Don't rush,
- 3:05either. I'm taking this opportunity to
- 3:06talk about it, but don't rush to try
- 3:08and sell quickly. Just because an item
- 3:09has been on your Vinted for a month or
- 3:11two doesn't mean you should suddenly
- 3:12double the price for resale. Be patient
- 3:14; you need to keep your stock moving by
- 3:16bringing in bangers like this that
- 3:17won't sell right away, but will attract
- 3:19a lot of people to your profile because
- 3:21they're eye-catching, unique pieces.
- 3:23Alongside that, you sell, let’s say,
- 3:24basic stuff, items that are a bit
- 3:25simpler that you sell for around $ 20-$
- 3:2730, and that’s why I’m talking to
- 3:28you about underrated brands. Underrated
- 3:30brands are the ones that will help you
- 3:32make a lot of money quickly. Basically,
- 3:34the basics will draw buyers to your
- 3:35profile, and they’ll see these other
- 3:36items too. It keeps your inventory
- 3:38moving, well, you see where I’m going
- 3:39with this. I’m talking about
- 3:41underrated brands that not many people
- 3:42sell because they don’t want their
- 3:43Vinted to look uncurated. If you aren't
- 3:45a shop, if you aren't a pro, if Vinted
- 3:47or reselling isn't your main job and
- 3:49you aren't really making a living off
- 3:50it. You’re just making some extra
- 3:52cash, don't overthink it, sell what
- 3:54sells, and you can professionalize
- 3:56later by trying to find an artistic
- 3:57direction—a message you want to
- 3:59convey. For example, I also have this
- 4:01Nike track jacket, same vibe as the
- 4:02first one I just showed you. These are
- 4:04pieces that have been on my Vinted for
- 4:05a little while, but I know they’ll
- 4:06eventually sell. This, my friend, is an
- 4:08instant favorite. That’s why I’m
- 4:09talking about "Ouf" and why I’m going
- 4:10to tell you about other brands that are
- 4:12more or less good but sell well. I'm
- 4:13also going to talk about Uggs, because
- 4:14for winter, you need to get on that.
- 4:16They resell for well over $ 100. Why
- 4:17miss out? Why would you deprive
- 4:19yourself of selling Uggs? In the summer
- 4:20, there are Converse. In the winter,
- 4:21there are Uggs and Doc Martens. We can
- 4:23add those to the same category, chunky
- 4:25Doc Martens, whether they’re loafers
- 4:26or high boots, for men or women. On
- 4:28Vinted, guys, especially when you find
- 4:29them at flea markets, you can get them
- 4:31really cheap because they’re either
- 4:32dirty and just need a light cleaning,
- 4:34or maybe some restoration. But in any
- 4:35case, even a pair of Docs in bad shape,
- 4:37you can easily resell them for over €
- 4:3850, whereas Uggs are a bit more
- 4:39complicated if they're in poor
- 4:40condition. So, check the inside, the
- 4:42outsole, the leather, and so on, to
- 4:44make sure it's not too damaged. I think
- 4:46I’ve already talked about this in one
- 4:47of my previous videos, but Gramicci. I
- 4:48managed to get, I don't know, five
- 4:50pairs of Gramicci pants with pretty
- 4:52thick drawstrings and all. I sold them
- 4:54really well, really quickly. I started
- 4:56them at 70; the most I made, I think,
- 4:58was € 80 a pair. And that includes
- 4:59accessories, because they also make
- 5:01minimalist bags, like, you know, basic
- 5:02hiking gear. So it's just a cord like
- 5:04this with a small, thin bag, but it's
- 5:06great. It’s aesthetic. I like it.
- 5:07It’s a vibe of its own. It’s not a
- 5:09big bag where you can fit everything,
- 5:10but it stays aesthetic and practical.
- 5:12Well, Gramicci doesn't just make pants,
- 5:13but their pants are a sure thing from
- 5:15Gramicci. Get into Gramicci if you
- 5:16aren't already; you can easily find
- 5:18them at thrift stores, though. Even on
- 5:20Vinted, most people don't know Gramicci
- 5:22. So you can come across some good
- 5:23deals. It’s not the first thing you
- 5:24think to put in your filters when you
- 5:26have a bot. You don't prioritize
- 5:28Gramicci like Polar Skate Co. Basically
- 5:29, it’s not like Quiksilver, but
- 5:30it’s the same type of person who’s
- 5:31going to buy it, the same flow of
- 5:33people buying it. I’ve already sold a
- 5:35few hoodies from that brand. They
- 5:36resell for around € 30. I’ve
- 5:38already sold a few hoodies from those
- 5:39brands. They aren't exactly huge hits
- 5:41for resale, but as I told you, you need
- 5:43mid-tier pieces, in quotes, to turn
- 5:45your stock and be able to reinvest the
- 5:47money you make to then buy better
- 5:48pieces. If you want to focus on a
- 5:50particular style of clothing, well, you
- 5:52have to build up some cash with
- 5:54mid-tier pieces to then progress. You
- 5:55have to be patient, exactly. You
- 5:57shouldn't want everything right away.
- 5:58You shouldn't want to sell Stone Island
- 5:59as soon as you start. Unless you have
- 6:00the means from the very beginning. In
- 6:02that case, you can go all out. But if
- 6:03you're starting with zero, that’s how
- 6:04you have to do it. You find random
- 6:05stuff to sell, you sell them for € 15
- 6:06, € 20, € 30, and gradually it
- 6:07builds up. You'll be doing well in the
- 6:09long run, 1 year, 2 years, maybe less,
- 6:106 months, you get the idea. Pata, Pata,
- 6:12for me it's the same, it's either you
- 6:13know it, you like it, or you don't know
- 6:15it. Someone says Pat, you think...you
- 6:16don't think Pat, you know Pat, what is
- 6:18Patat? You do your research and you see
- 6:20that they actually do collabs with Nike
- 6:21, a lot of collabs. If you find some at
- 6:23a flea market, you cop, but it's really
- 6:24a niche brand so, well, you can
- 6:25likewise find people on Vinted who
- 6:27absolutely don't know Pata. But you
- 6:28have to be sharp, they'll either put
- 6:30Pata with one T, they'll either write
- 6:31it without a brand name, because like I
- 6:33told you, Pata, either people know it
- 6:34or they don't. Finding someone who has
- 6:36the loophole of not knowing Pata,
- 6:37Stepne, I don't know how to pronounce
- 6:39it. Wait. So, it's Stepney Workers Club
- 6:41. These are brands, there are really
- 6:43brands that can cost a pretty penny and
- 6:45others that are just mid-tier but
- 6:46aren't well known. And there, Stepney
- 6:48Workers, if you find some at a flea
- 6:49market, same thing, you cop. If you
- 6:50find them on Vinted at a low price,
- 6:51same thing, you cop. The Hundreds. The
- 6:53Hundreds, that's also a brand I only
- 6:55know by name but likewise I've never
- 6:57sold any. If you look on Vinted in
- 6:58terms of resale price, it's quite
- 7:00interesting for you. Write down all the
- 7:01brands I'm giving you, whether on paper
- 7:03, like this video, comment on this
- 7:04video, share these videos, it's very
- 7:06good for content creators. You get it,
- 7:07right, it makes us vibrate. Wood Wood,
- 7:10Parlez, Black Caviar, Dooms Day Society
- 7:12, Les Benjamins, Clarks, Manastash.
- 7:15Basically, I had Stüssy instead of
- 7:16Manastash, but I told myself that it
- 7:18was already much better known. And
- 7:20maybe if you don't know these, well,
- 7:21take the opportunity to also do some
- 7:23research on them. You might find what
- 7:24you're looking for. You can also find
- 7:25them at flea markets from time to time.
- 7:26But in any case, if you find them, you
- 7:28cop. Sometimes I forget, bro, that I'm
- 7:29speaking to younger people, to older
- 7:31people. I have to try to speak to
- 7:33everyone, to as many people as possible
- 7:34, and shed some light on certain brands
- 7:35you might not know. Butter Goods, Kyler
- 7:38, and Son. Kyler and Fis, basically,
- 7:40you get the idea. Souland, only New
- 7:42York. Pleasure. I wanted to mention
- 7:43another brand. I don't remember how to
- 7:45pronounce it exactly. Anyway, it will
- 7:47be written below, but it's a bag brand
- 7:49that looks like Doc Martens bags. It's
- 7:51The Cambridge, I don't know what. The
- 7:53Cambridge thing, and it resells super
- 7:55well. I sold one bag and thought, maybe
- 7:57I'll manage to sell it to someone who
- 8:00can't afford a Doc Martens backpack. It
- 8:02must cost less. Wrong, it costs more
- 8:05and it resells better secondhand than
- 8:07Doc Martens bags. It’s the same vibe,
- 8:09except it’s not Doc Martens at all
- 8:10and it’s not well-known to the
- 8:11general public. That’s why I find it
- 8:13interesting to tell you about it, so
- 8:14look into it yourself. Try to find the
- 8:16equivalent of well-known brands in
- 8:18lesser-known brands. For example, for
- 8:20Supreme, there's Palace. Palace is less
- 8:22known than Supreme, yet you could say
- 8:23it’s the same customer market, just a
- 8:25different message behind it. Some
- 8:26people connect more with the message of
- 8:28Supreme, and others with the message of
- 8:30Palace. So there are truly alternatives
- 8:32for every brand you come across or know
- 8:34. For example Lacoste, the alternative
- 8:36for people who don't like Lacoste is
- 8:37Ralph Lauren. The alternative for
- 8:38people who don't like Lacoste or Ralph
- 8:40Lauren is Tommy, and also Fred Perry,
- 8:41and so on. Really try to research as
- 8:43much as possible when you find atypical
- 8:45pieces, whether on Vinted, at flea
- 8:47markets, or elsewhere. Try for yourself
- 8:49to see if this brand you didn't know
- 8:50before finding it at a flea market, for
- 8:52instance, is worth some money. Does it
- 8:54resell well? If I buy this, will I
- 8:55manage to sell it quickly? By doing
- 8:57this, by researching on your own, by
- 9:00looking for a few brands, tips, and
- 9:02tricks, guys, you'll be able to sell
- 9:04amazing things at crazy prices, because
- 9:07you’ll be looking into things other
- 9:09than Carhartt, Ralph, or Burberry and
- 9:12going beyond that. It’s not just by
- 9:14flipping Stone Island or C.P. Company
- 9:15that you'll make the most money. The
- 9:18people doing best in terms of reselling
- 9:19on Vinted, or even those with shops and
- 9:21so on, are into really crazy niche
- 9:23stuff that has nothing to do with the
- 9:24streetwear world for the most part.
- 9:27It's more niche hunting gear, because
- 9:28there are hunting brands that are
- 9:30really something, guys. We've all
- 9:32missed out on big money at flea markets
- 9:33thinking it was trash and wouldn't
- 9:35resell, so we put it back, when
- 9:37actually, there are clothes that can
- 9:38sell for 500 € to 700 €, guys,
- 9:40without even trying. I was the first to
- 9:43discover this maybe a year, 6 or 7
- 9:44months ago, when I managed to sell
- 9:46trench coats and pea coats for 800, 700
- 9:48, 500 euros. It was a great surprise,
- 9:51although before I did my research, I
- 9:53had gotten ripped off on several items
- 9:54from that brand. So, I put them on
- 9:57Vestiaire. They went for 700, 500 euros
- 9:58, whatever I had left of that brand. So
- 10:00that's why, guys, see further than what
- 10:02you're shown. Try to learn for
- 10:03yourselves. Try to do your own research
- 10:05. Try to find the brands that speak to
- 10:07you the most, that you enjoy selling,
- 10:08that you can sell quickly. Just because
- 10:10you find a piece beautiful or a brand
- 10:11you personally like doesn't mean
- 10:13everyone is going to be into that vibe.
- 10:15So try to get clued in to make maximum
- 10:17cash with brands that few people know.
- 10:19I think that's it, the video ends like
- 10:21this. On that note, my refs, I'll leave
- 10:22you to it, I'm going to shoot some
- 10:23TikToks and sending you all my love.
- 10:24The buyer already paid the shipping
- 10:26fees, I'm broke in
- 10:30it needs to go to the post office
- 10:31without going through the dealer. Even
- 10:33though just yesterday, I was struggling
- 10:35.
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