In this week’s what sold recap, I’m breaking down the sales in my reselling business across eBay, Poshmark, and Depop—specifically the stuff that sold super fast, the items that sold for the most money, and a few “honorable mentions” that are easy grabs if you know what to look for. I’m also calling out the big contrast I see all the time: the fastest flips aren’t always the obvious BOLO brands. A lot of the quick movers were undervalued, factor-stacked pieces—like a ScottyVest RFID travel vest, a Free People Movement style-specific sweatshirt, plus-size Nike with strong details, a modern Abercrombie athleisure jumpsuit, and even a set-style Y2K Victoria’s Secret bikini. Then I get into higher dollar sales that took longer—Manolo Blahnik, 100 Stars, Lululemon men’s pants, Saucony specialty shoes, and Johnny Was (even with a missing label). I also share the systems side of this: why I rely on data, why I research categories until they become “visible” while sourcing, and how I use keywords to sell style-based items like denim skirts, kimonos, and Y2K mall brands. Finally, I go through a few regrets (flaws, embroidery placement, and certain sizing like 1X) and what I’d do differently to keep inventory moving within my 90-day goal.