Saturday is the best sourcing day of the week, so let's see the goods. Drop one photo of something you picked up this week and tell me two things: what you paid, and what you think it sells for. I will tell you if your number is close. To get you started, here is a real one from my own week. A Bill Elliott #9 mesh snapback sold for $24.25 yesterday. Nothing fancy, no grail brand, just a cap with the right buyer looking for it. And from the caps BOLO research (medians pulled 8/31/2026), this is the spread that trips people up: 🟢 New Era 59FIFTY fitted, $25.92 median 🟢 Vintage patch trucker, $20.00 median ⚠️ Old Navy cap, $12.40 median, the trap Same rack. Very different money. The tag is the whole game. Poll: what did you find the most of this week? -

👀 Be on the lookout for RSVLTS button downs. Most resellers walk right past these on the rack because they read as just another printed shirt. Here is the ten second scan: 🟡 Chest pocket. A small yellow woven RSVLTS tag is stitched into the pocket edge. That is the tell from three feet down the rack. 🏷️ Neck tag. It names the license. The one in the reel is Star Wars under Lucasfilm. The license is what carries the price, so read that tag before anything else. 🧵 Inner hem. The white KUNUFLEX label, their stretch woven line. ⛔ Skip faded print or pilling across the shoulders. The print is the whole value on these, so a worn one is not worth the hanger. 💵 Live eBay sold comps as of today: median $45 on 62 sold, quartiles at $35 and $65, top of the range $200. The strong licensed prints are the ones clearing $65 and up. The full button down BOLO, every brand worth grabbing, what each tag tells you, and the real sold median for each, is inside the Premium classroom.

his week's be-on-the-lookout list is live: Graphic Tees. Every median in it is a real eBay Sold and Completed comp, 60 sold listings per search, scraped fresh on 24 August 2026. A few numbers so you know what you are hunting 👇 🔥 Harley-Davidson 3D Emblem: $199.95 median. Raised puffed print reading 3D EMBLEM with a copyright year, single stitch, dealer town on the back. Top comp in the data was $1,700. 💰 Vintage rap tee, vintage movie promo, and Harley single stitch all landed on $44.99. Three different searches, same median, and that is real, not a copy-paste. ⚡ Any 90s single stitch with no brand at all: $34.19. One row of stitching on both hems plus an era blank. That is the whole check. 🚫 The traps: Old Navy $10.00, Hot Topic $15.90, modern Carhartt $17.00. And Nike graphic tees moved INTO the trap tier this run at $16.20, because the entire Nike distribution sits under one vintage single stitch tee. That Nike one is the part I want you to sit with. Nike is the brand everybody grabs on reflex, and this run it comped below a no-name 90s blank. The blank wins because of the stitch, not the logo. So here is the question: when you flip a tee inside out at the thrift store, what is the FIRST thing you look at? 🤔 Drop it in the comments. I want to see how many of you go to the hem before the graphic.