Katharina Buczek
All in all, she spent two hundred and fifty dollars on numerous large bags of clothes and shoes.
The bags held countless treasures, including vintage Ralph Lauren tops, a classic Y2K denim vest from Old Navy, and multiple Free People items.
Other notable finds included wearables from popular brands like Lulu Lemon, Patagonia, Eileen Fisher, Vince, LL Bean, and Frame denim.
But, most of Ashley’s excitement surrounded two skirts– one from Johnny Was and the other from Mother Denim.
She believes the Johnny Was skirt could resell for at least fifty dollars, while the Mother Denim skirt could go for one hundred dollars.
She even found great shoes like Sketchers Shape-Ups, Birkenstocks, and Sam Edelmans.
Bargain-hunting is not always a complete slam-dunk, though. Ashley also left with some oddball items, including a collection of graphic tees.
Nonetheless, the YouTuber is confident that she will earn a steep return on her two hundred and fifty dollar investment.
“My low estimate is that I will sell it all for at least two thousand dollars. That’s like twenty dollars an item, and I think I will get a little bit more,” Ashley said.
Her video has already reached over thirty thousand views and spurred hundreds of comments. Countless users thanked the creator for her help in navigating bargain-hunting as a viable option for additional income.
“As a guy, let me just say that you had done more than anyone else on YouTube to help me start identifying brands that will sell. Thank you so much!” commented one user.
