One of one.
Secondhand is not a discount rail. It's the whole point.
We buy wearable clothing by weight — from resellers, from doorstep pickups, from people who bring a bag to the counter. Most of it doesn't make it. What does gets washed, mended, measured, photographed and listed at what it's actually worth.
Nothing is steamed to look newer than it is. If there's a fade line, a repair or a missing drawcord, it's in the photographs and it's in the description.
On the rail right now
You bring it in
Drop a bag at the counter or book a pickup. We sort on the spot and pay same day for anything we keep.
We fix it
Wash, mend, replace what's missing. Visible repairs stay visible — we're not pretending it's new.
Somebody else wears it
Measured flat, shot as-is, listed once. When it sells, that listing disappears for good.
