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Y2K clothing is blowing up
Y2K is not a trend. It's a goldmine 💎✨
If you lived through the early 2000s, you remember these brands EVERYWHERE. Now Gen Z is paying BIG money to get that look back.
Here's what's selling on eBay right now 👇
🦅 Hollister Y2K Shorts — $49
👚 Abercrombie & Fitch Baby Doll Top — $250
🦅 American Eagle Y2K Hoodie — $45
Yes. You read that right. $250 for an Abercrombie baby doll top 🤯
Those tiny, cropped, lace-trimmed tops from 2003? Absolute heat right now. The more "vintage" and girly, the better. Graphic tees, logos, rhinestones — all of it.
This stuff is hiding in bins, mom closets, and donation centers everywhere. Most people think it's outdated. You should think it's inventory 😏
What to grab:
✓ Low-rise anything (shorts, skirts, jeans)
✓ Baby tees and cropped tops with logos
✓ Distressed hoodies with big branding
✓ Butterfly clips, mini bags, and accessories 🦋
✓ Tags from 1998-2006 = sweet spot
I'm finding these for $2-5 at the bins. The ROI is unreal 📈
Your mom's old closet might be your next sourcing trip 😂
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What Y2K piece have you flipped? Drop it below 👇💕
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Y2K clothing is blowing up
