Been considering packing an insert with a discount code for the buyer's next purchase. The buyer could even pass the code along to his or her friends and it would be a great bit of viral marketing.

Some years ago during my "foodie" phase I bought the URL "LIVEMONKEYBRAINS.COM" it was to be my foodie food blog. If youre interested well I didn't renew the domain.

Probably the one best guide for your graders (for t-shirts anyway) would be the brands guide here on defunkd! Actually i just found out about a warehouse not too far from where I am and will be checking it out soon. Will let you know how that goes. Bubba you do business with warehouses in new york ...

Hey I am confounded by Champion gear. A couple years ago I noticed how much champion tag athletic shirts were selling for on the bay and i went nuts searching for them. The only success i had was with an 80's University of Miami jersey t-shirt. Unfortunately its before i started keeping good records ...

Well too bad you are located in Toronto Bubba, because I'd be interesting in browsing your wares. How much of whats contained in a 25,000 pound container actually sellable vintage as opposed to plain old rags? I know there is a grading process and would be interested in learning more about it. I ...

I had some 2"x4" stickers made up with my logo and a URL to my ebay seller page made up, and stick those on every package I send out. I hope at least it increases my rate of feedbacks. I think inserts are a waste and as a buyer can simply be annoying garbage.

Everyone and his brother in Thailand is selling repro, bootleg and knockoff concert shirts on ebay. eBay is notoriously spotty on copyrights and fakes (search picasso). Myself I scrutinize everything I sell and try and be certain it's not repro/fake, but I've made some mistakes! However I'd say ...

I for one welcome our new vintage t-shirt forum, and believe it fills a void in the nascent vintage T-shirt collecting/dealing community!

I know us sellers like keep our secrets, but I'm going to ask anyway. As a small seller without a good consistent vintage connection, I'm always on the hustle for fresh vintage items to fill my inventory. Between thrift stores, estate sales, and flea markets I get by. I enjoy the variety of ...

Wow too bad it's in japanese.