How does everyone try to keep up on what is in style and trendy so you can work in style- based or trend- based items to what you are sourcing? Do you follow any websites or blogs? Do you check out YouTube channels frequently to see what is in style? Or do you really not pay attention to what is currently in style and on trend.

What does everyone do for providing measurements on clothing? I see some people actually take a photo of the yard stick, and some have the 'Resellers Ruler' which looks kinda cool. Or a photo of the tape measure (which sometimes is awkward of you dont photograph it in context to 'where' it is on the piece of clothing). Do you put those measurements in the description or just assume the buyer will look through the photos if interested? I personally use a small dry erase board, and I measure the piece as the last thing I do before folding and bagging. I write that measurement on the board, shoot a photo of the board, and that photo indicates it is the last photo of that item in my folder of photos on my google drive. I then have a template in the item description box where I insert those measurements so that they are in the description, as I think most people dont look at all the photos of an item. Would like to know what others do. I think most of us have 'figured things out' but its always great to hear how other people do things.

Just wanted to share a small success for my little side hustle. First time seeing 5 digits in the 90 day total! It's been a lot of work this year refining processes and building up the store.