I literally think it’s been in the closet for over 10 years and her mom was going to throw it away because it didn’t fit (rich peoples problems right).
She took it just because it is pricey, not that much though around 13,999nt (worth more now after 10 years?) and it has some kind of stain (or some fading maybe? I don’t know) about a inch long and half a inch wide. I
I want to take it to a store who would know if dry cleaning it could work or not or if they sell luxury dresses that are a bit tainted.
Honestly, we both don’t give a shit about it and would sell it for cheap and the store sells it on for cheap too because it has a mark on it. That is an easy money for them right.
Also do 2nd hand luxury items need to be spotless to sell in a store?
You might get the same 1500NT levi’s jeans offer for it lol. Most clothing luxury or not does not age like wine unless it was some limited edition collaboration or Jordan sneakers or Hermes Birkin bags.
To take a Pulp Fiction quote: “Motherf*****s who thought their ass would age like wine. If you mean it turns to vinegar, it does. If you mean it gets better with age, it don’t.”
If it is collecting dust then take the dress to some shops to sell. I doubt you can get more than 4k for it. Maybe less than 2k. But it is better than nothing.
I’m not sure how they deal with blemishes like that. Also selling it yourself could get some time-wasters since people are going to be more likely to pay for it in person and want to check it out first. If your time is worth more then just take it to the shop and unload it. Maybe it can pay for a dinner out
“Dead man naked they shall be one
With the man in the wind and the west moon;
When their bones are picked clean and the clean bones gone,
They shall have stars at elbow and foot;
Though they go mad they shall be sane,
Though they sink through the sea they shall rise again;
Though lovers be lost love shall not;
And death shall have no dominion.”
I donate my old clothes to Salvation Army because they are worn out so I think there are some who are like me. Not all old clothes are from dead people. When I die I plan to donate all my clothes. Lol
I asked this question on Facebook a year or so back when I wanted to get rid of a lot of clothes (which I want to do again in the near future). Taiwanese suggested the donations bins but a lot of foreigners were convinced they were nothing but a front for some sort of illegal organization which re-sells the clothing…somewhere.
I asked in the second-hand charity shops you see around and they all said they would accept donations for clothing if in good condition though not too many because people don’t appear to want to purchased used clothing even if previous owner is alive.
