More Common Mens L/S Button Shirts That Do Well on EBAY (VIDEO)

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- 09/05/2017 at 6:46 pm #22581
  Roland Deschain
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  Ok so Im sure I left out a number of brands, In fact while shopping today I was reminded of a few.
  I am actually more interested to hear what brands or types of mens shirts (that are at least sort of common) That you have found, so I can up my mens shirt game 😉
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOXNw8LzNyQ
- 09/05/2017 at 9:46 pm #22586
  skydog
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  Nat Nast polos. Hard to find, but worth it. We have also had good luck with Brooks Brothers polo shirts, but not much with their LS shirts.
  
  I find more shirts when not looking for shirts. Looking for jeans or shorts and happen to stop by the shirt rack, for example.
  
  I wear Eddie Bauer and Nautica, but they don’t seem to do well, generally speaking.
  
  Good video, BTW. Must watch for newbies who think all brand names sell….
- 09/06/2017 at 12:02 am #22587
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  A good summary, thanks for posting that! Others? Harley Davidson springs to mind. Some that might not be so “common”, but might turn up, and can be good: Ben Sherman, Robert Graham, Thomas Pink.
  - 09/11/2017 at 4:52 pm #22739
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    Spot on. Harley Davidson has to have the right style that fits that brand, so solid garage shirts, black, unique, etc. Ben Sherman I agree, but has to have some “Snap” as I call it: Unique, slim fit, spread collar, etc. Robert Graham plain would be in the $20-$50, and real snap is $50+. Thomas Pink is a solid choice, and the better the snap, the closer to $50.
- 09/07/2017 at 10:16 pm #22648
  Roland Deschain
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  Thanks for the tips. Yeah Harley of course! I found a 4XL Harley today it looks like a bed sheet lol. Also Nat Nast I shutter to think how many of those I have passed up in the past, I only found out they sell a few months ago.
- 09/08/2017 at 1:12 am #22650
  MyCottage
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  4XL Harley! I LIVE for finding stuff like that! Nice job finding that one!
- 09/11/2017 at 3:43 pm #22737
  Retro Treasures WV
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  Very nice little video. I started to branch out into Men’s button down shirts this summer because I went to several yard sales where I was able to buy 10-15 of them at each sale for $1 each. Most in 2XL and larger.
  To add to your list, I have some success with Izod and Tommy Hilfiger as well in the $20-30 sales price range.
  - 09/11/2017 at 4:54 pm #22740
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    God love ya. I have had crickets with Izod or Tommy Hilfiger. Tommy Bahama I stay away from as well, except for Linen or Silk. Otherwise, they just don’t move well.
    - 09/12/2017 at 10:19 am #22752
      Retro Treasures WV
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      The last two I sold were Hilfiger and Izod. One was 3X and other was 4X.
      
      I never pass up Big n Tall clothes in nice brand names. The bigger the number in front of the X, the better!
- 09/11/2017 at 9:10 pm #22744
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  T-Satt,
  I agree with what you call “snap” and I call “the old razzle dazzle”….a fairly common brand can be a really good sale if it’s got that extra something.
- 09/12/2017 at 4:28 am #22746
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  I’ll toss in the only thing I ever really look for in men’s shirts….Pendleton
- 09/12/2017 at 10:49 am #22756
  Inglewood
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  I’ve had luck with oddball big & tall sized items that I find at TJ Maxx, Ross, Burlington Coat Factory or Marshalls in the clearance section for a few dollars.
  
  Since I’m very tall, I know how difficult it is to find something you like in your size that normal retailers don’t carry. Any oversized shirts, pants, and even shoes you can get cheap (under $5 on clearance) at one of these stores is always worth it.
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