TreasurE-Bay

12/17/2025

Newly Listed!

Great pair of new carhartt bibs.

12/14/2025

🟢 Sale of the Weekend

Wrangler Retro Bailey High Rise Trumpet Flare Jeans
$39.99 SOLD

Trend-forward flares, great fit, and a style buyers are actively looking for. This is exactly why I focus on strong denim and proven styles.

12/11/2025

Restocking the store!
Here are my top 4 denim pulls from yesterday’s sourcing run. Building strong inventory is key — finding quality jeans, solid brands, and profitable sizes keeps TreasurE-Bay moving forward.
More great pieces hitting the shop soon… and if you’ve got some to sell, I’m buying!

12/11/2025

🔥 What Makes These Jeans Special? SELVEDGE DENIM 🔥

Picked up a sweet pair of Levi’s 501 Selvedge today, and here’s why that matters:

Selvedge (or “self-edge”) denim is made on old-school shuttle looms and has that red & white striping on the inside seam. That little detail means:

✅ Higher quality
✅ Stronger construction
✅ Better fades over time
✅ Collectible and harder to find

This isn’t your everyday mall denim — selvedge is what denim lovers hunt for.

12/09/2025

Denim State Property Jacket. Sold in less than a week.

Hit me up with your list of denim you’re looking to sell.

12/05/2025

🔥 Top Sales of the Week!

11/29/2025

Vintage Levi’s tag guide.

11/29/2025

New Item Spotlight: Vintage 1995 Levi’s 501 Jeans

Just listed a beautiful pair of Vintage Levi’s 501s — Made in USA (36x34) from 1995.

A lot of people think they know how to date Levi’s… but most of the info floating around online is wrong.
Here’s the correct way to date 80s–90s 501s:

🔍 How to Date Levi’s 501 Jeans (Correct Method)

For 1988–2005 Levi’s, the dating system is on the care tag inside the jeans.

On this pair, the care tag shows:

➡️ 520 0795 99436-4

The middle section 0795 = 07 / 95 → July 1995

The first numbers (520) are tied to the factory & button code
The last numbers (batch) don’t matter for dating.

So this pair is 100% confirmed mid-90s vintage.

10/17/2025

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“The Penguin’s Mother Strikes Again”

So my buddy messages me earlier and tells me this wild story. He’s outside of a Goodwill loading stuff into his truck, right? He’s got a few signs on the back of it saying what kind of stuff he’s looking for, just basic reseller hustle stuff.

Out walks this short, round lady, looked like the Penguin’s mom from Batman Returns, cigarette in hand, attitude on full blast. She waddles up to him and goes, “What are you, some kind of reseller?”

He goes, “Yeah, and?”

She squints, tilts her head, and says, “You’re stealing from the poor. You must feel real good about yourself, huh?”

He said he just stared at her for a second and said, “Lady, I just bought two vinyl records and a crewneck sweatshirt from Goodwill. You think I’m out here stealing from the poor, but the truth is Goodwill is the biggest reseller on the planet. They get their stuff for free and still charge people like you fifteen bucks for a stained hoodie.”

That’s what cracks me up. People like her, mostly that boomer generation, love to act like resellers are the problem. They’ve got this built-in superiority complex where anything they don’t personally understand is automatically evil. But here’s the thing, Goodwill is a corporation, not a charity yard sale. They’ve turned donations into a billion dollar business model while paying their employees peanuts. Yet somehow, we’re the ones “stealing from the poor”?

Nah. What’s really happening is people like her just don’t like seeing someone else finding opportunity where they only see trash. She wasn’t mad because he bought something, she was mad because he’s out there doing something she never had the guts to try.

Let’s be real, the odds that a poor person was coming in right after him specifically to buy the exact same two vinyls and a random crewneck are about one in a million. There are hundreds of thousands of items in those stores. If you think resellers are taking food off someone’s plate because they flipped an old record, you’ve lost the plot completely.

It’s not stealing from the poor to see value where others don’t. What’s stealing from the poor is pretending a billion dollar thrift chain is still some selfless charity when they’re marking up free donations and laughing all the way to the bank.

06/18/2025

💥 SALE OF THE DAY 💥
👖 Judy Blue 20W Wide Leg – Tummy Control
🧵 Stretch denim | High rise | Flattering fit
💰 Listed at $39.99, sold for $32 within hours!

Big sizes with tummy control and wide leg styles are 🔥 right now — they sell FAST when clean and current.

✅ I pay cash for jeans like these!
🛍️ Looking to sell?
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