I bought a mystery box full of clothes for £600 - here is what I got
- Becky Chorlton, from Lymm in Cheshire, bought a box full of random clothes
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A woman who bought a box full of random clothes for £600 has revealed what she found inside the large package – and she believes she has made her money back.
Becky Chorlton, from Lymm in Cheshire, took a risk by purchasing the mystery box online and did not know what she was going to receive.
The TikToker – who is known for sharing her savvy tips to save money on clothes – unboxed the large package to find many high-value goodies inside.
Vintage 80s, 90s and early noughties clothing such as jumpers, trousers, t-shirts and accessories can sell for upwards of £50 per garment on websites online, depending on the brand and how rare it is to come across.
Becky managed to get a box full of big-name brands, including Ralph Lauren, Adidas and Tommy Hilfiger.
Becky Chorlton, from Lymm in Cheshire, took a risk by purchasing the mystery box online and did not know what she was going to receive
She said she got a range of ‘bangers’ in the box such as Quicksilver garments
She unwrapped it to find a navy American hoodie from Timberland that read: ‘New England Timberland Authentic Inspiration’.
She then unwrapped a grey zip-up hoodie from Harley Davidson which had the brand’s signature orange writing on it.
The garment – which was in good condition – read: ‘Harley Davidson Motorcycles Bayside Portsmouth, VA,’ in block writing.
Harley Davidson hoodies sell for around £50 to £100 brand new and Becky said she worked out that she got each item for £13, meaning she has already made a large profit.
The influencer then said she got ‘so many bangers’ and took a picture of vintage Quicksilver t-shirts.
The brand – which made surf-inspired apparel – took off in the 80s and expanded from Australia and the USA to Japan and parts of Europe.
Brand new, Quicksilver tops can sell for upwards of £25, meaning Becky has made a further profit from her mystery box.
She then revealed that she got six 90s and noughties Umbro spell out hoodies, which can sell for around £20 each.
Becky got almost 50 different pieces of clothing from the box and intends to resell them online.
Becky got a lot of 80s, 90s, and noughties garments in the mystery package which she intends to sell on
People said she had ‘struck gold’ with the amount of big-name branded sweatshirts she got in the box
People were thoroughly impressed with what Becky got in her parcel and took to the comments to express what their favourite pieces were
The business owner got a range of colourful sweatshirts from Ralph Lauren Chaps, Tommy Hilfiger Jeans, Puma and French brand Naf Naf.
She then delved into the box further and found more apparel from Adidas, Disney, Benneton and Dickies, which sell on websites like Urban Outfitters for upwards of £30 new.
She bought her £600 box from The Hub, a vintage wholesaler who sell bundles of different items that they source from different parts of Europe and the USA.
Becky got a range of sizes in the package which were all from XS up to XXL.
People were thoroughly impressed with what Becky got in her parcel and took to the comments to express what their favourite pieces were.
One said: The tommy jeans jumper 10/10.’
Another penned: ‘Oh my days that timberland hoodie is to die for.’
A third said: ‘You struck gold with that box.’
A fourth commented: ‘Omg that beige quicksilver jumper.’
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