How Much Can I Make?
Veteran Sample Sales Buyers regularly make several thousand pounds each year by simply buying up all the cheap sample clothes and accessories at the designer sample sales and selling them on still cheaply via eBay and making the profit in the middle. As most of the sample sales are held by top brands you will find that there is always a market for selling on the items you have bought.

Aim to visit 3-4 sample sales each year, and spend whatever you can afford to at each event. The prices at these sample sale events are so cheap it’s exceptionally hard for you to ever make a loss on all the designer products you’ve bought when it comes to reselling them!

Resources:
http://www.samplesaleslondon.co.uk
http://www.tedsamplesale.com/
http://www.sasareport.co.uk/wordpress/category/sample-sale-alert/
http://www.dailycandy.com/london/search/?Ntt=sample+sale&N=335

Work From Home?
Yes, this business is very easy to run from home as unless you are buying enough clothes to fill a whole shop you should easily be able to store your purchases at home whilst your are selling them – especially if they are small accessories.

Worked Example:
The Ted Baker Sample Sale was a great example. We picked up a bag-full of cuff links all at £5 per set (in the presentation box!), these all sold for at least £10-£15 per set on ebay, sometimes more. We also picked up a couple of suits at £65 each (for a full suit), these went for between £100-£150 in the end. We picked up a huge amount of bags, all kinds from record bags, handbags, leather hold-alls, etc, most of which cost £5 each, with a few leather ones costing £10. These typically sold on eBay for £15-£25 as standard bags, the leather ones going for £30-£50. Just from one trip to a good sample sale (making sure you get there early) and you can easily make £500 -£1000 from reselling them via eBay.

 

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