A "Pop" of Color

Happy Int'l Women's Day.
Hey, every day is our day, right? 

Anyhow, I think I AM a pop of color. Sometimes the whole rainbow in one outfit! Haha.

Today, I am wearing my upgraded lounging around look.
So much better than the too short chenille sweater that didn't cover my butt and wasn't warm enough for our unheated Los Angeles ranch house AND the saggy yoga pants that I got out of the sample box at the day job eons ago.
I may have already posted a photo of that ensemble. Not today!

Everyday Tibetan wool hat with fleece liner - obtained in Brooklyn, 2012
Cool Glitch scarf from Glitch Textiles
My new everyday alpaca sweater from RoseUniqueStyle on Etsy
Oversized black turtleneck from Land's End, very old
Lularoe leggings from Poshmark - those are camera graphics
New fluffy slides from Amazon (size too big and I don't care)
[links not affiliated, I just like it all]

The Glitch scarf bears a closeup. It is SO COOL!

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#SecondHandSeptember Tips for Reselling

Let's hear from an expert Etsy seller, Suzanne Carillo.
Her shop is Vintage by Suzanne

These are my tips to reselling...

• Take the best photos possible in natural light.

• I clean and or iron/steam all of my items for sale so they photograph well.

• Take multiple photos, close up, all sides, and full length on a mannequin or model so they can see what it looks like on a body and not just a hanger.

• Give accurate complete measurements.

• State brand/label and where it was made.

• State fabric contents so they know how to clean it.

• Show satisfied customer comments. It proves you are trustworthy.

• Ship as soon as possible. If there is going to be a delay in shipping let you customer know.

• Stay in communication with your buyers. Let them know what's going on, when the item's shipped and if it has a tracking number.

• Disclose and photograph any issues with the item, stains, holes etc. People don't want to be taken by surprise. This includes bad smells.

• Consider sending a handwritten note with the order. People appreciate it when you show you care.

• I try to consider what I expect when I shop for vintage/used clothing and then provide it for my customers.

Thanks for those great tips, Suzanne!

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