ABERCROMBIE & Fitch teen/juniors/youth/womens/mens clothing

Abercrombie & Fitch (as well as Hollister, Abercrombie & HCO)  is a spendy store - at least compared to the prices I can buy the same items for at yard sales or thrift stores.  I ALWAYS make a profit selling the A & F brand anywhere from $5 to $50 profit.  Jeans, shorts, skirts, hoodies & jackets are my best money makers.  Yesterday I purchased a cute A&F hoodie for $3.95, listed it on ebay for $24.99, got an offer of $18.00 and snatched that offer up in a flash.  A $15 profit, not too shabby!  
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Also the A&F jeans I sell, I look for really worn-in, distressed, DESTROYED jeans which are usually $5 and under at the thrift stores.  Holes in knees, worn back bottom hems, maybe some bleaching --- it all SELLS!  I like the note "no need to break in these jeans, it is done for you!" 
Pics of some of the jeans I have sold:

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Thanks for viewing & happy ebaying:) 

Frye Boots - vintage, very used but very trendy & stylish

Purchase price $4.99,  SOLD for $325 - $300 profit!!!  (not the actual boots, but very similar) 
This is one of the items I tell people about when they ask "do you really make money selling on ebay"  I bought a pair of Frye boots at a local Goodwill store.  They were $4.99,  I just grabbed them because they looked fairly stylish and they were in my size.  I had them home for a few days, and was actually thinking for just donating them back to Goodwill because I thought the heel was too high for me.  Well I decided to do a quick search on Ebay.  I found some Frye boots selling from $5 to $500!!  I then found the boots I had were Black Label Fryes and classified as "campus, pirate, tall, knee-high, cuffed, riding boots".  I about fell off the chair when I saw a similar pair sell for upward of $300. 
Notice the pic of the "black label" compared to a white label.  You can still sell the white label boots for $100++  -- my mom bought a pair for $9 and I sold them for $127 - a nearly $115 profit.