Flea Party with Shinz

We've talked about clearing our wardrobe for months (and years) with all the clothes we planned on wearing (but never wore), obsessed over once (but is so outdated now) or just plain don't fit well.

Also, Carousell was being a total pain because things just moved too slowly. 

Shinyi and I decided to embark upon a somewhat costly conspiracy to clear our clothes once and for all at Lucky Plaza's Flea Party yesterday. The rental was a very very daunting but i assure you profit can be made! You really just need to bring enough clothes because you will sell out at the end of the day.

Necessary Stats:

Rental/ booth for 6 hours on Sunday- $160

No. of luggages of clothes we brought- 4

Total profit we made- $350

Crowd- Packed as heck from 11am-7pm, mostly maids doing their weekend shopping

Average prices for each clothing piece- $1-6 (the price drops throughout the day)

Necessary things to bring:

1. Water, lunch if you don't want to buy take out

2. Petty cash for change; about $20 should be more than enough

3. Tissue*** (This was a total life saver because it was so dusty, especially with everyone flipping clothes everywhere)

4. 20 cents for toilet entry

5. Comfortable shoes because you'll be standing the whole time

Secondhand items typically sold at the flea:

1. Clothes- even clothes from my mum and aunt were snatched away quickly because the age of the crowd is so varied!

Lulz to the branded bra sale below (;

2. Shoes and Bags; these are the most popular

3. Make up and Accessories

4. Children's clothing

5. Guys clothing

Thanks for having us, fleawhere!

Also shoutout to Myra for all your incredibly useful advice☺

Book yourself a booth here

FleaWhere's Flea Party every Sunday

Lucky Plaza

Level 6, opposite Jollibee