I realize that this post has long passed the 60 day feedback window, but I'll post anyway. I'd purchased an egregiously misrepresented tee from a well known seller (FasinFrank) a few years ago. It had holes and stains that were just not mentioned (and not just the pinhole kind). At that point where ...

That's the great thing about this forum, the beige tag is totally foreign to me as well.

Holy smokes, you got a great price for that Trailblazers jersey. Do they usually sell for so much?

Thanks for joining! I'm sure that you'll love it here. Feel free to look around, learn, and ask away. TTYS.

Edit: It looks like you were a member waaay before I told you about the forum. In anycase, a much belated welcome is due.

crewneckconnect wrote: You can't put stamped mail in the box

Really? This sort of defeats the purpose of having the post boxes on every corner.

LI? At least one of your items (Ralph Lauren mix) can be sourced in bales from a raghouse cheaply and in quantity. Have you looked into the suppliers in your area?

Welcome! You have a good eye for what sells.

I sold one a few years ago for $125. I looked up the bidders and realized that 3 of them hunt for 50s running man tees. I took the label out of mine and put a couple holes into the sleeve through careless use but it somehow still broke the $100 mark. I'd expect the same for yours.

"Another theory I heard is that it has to do with export, showing that the items were made in the USA, and that they are exporting them to mexico, africa, etc." I sort about 80,000lbs of used clothing daily in overseas locations and I can conclusively say this is not true. When the inspect...

He could do a small run of 100 tees. You'd just provide the sizes and logo and he'd do the printing. Sourcing org blanks would be too costly/difficult.