I bought $1.25 'in trend' green puffer at Goodwill - then realized the brand is worth 60x more on eBay

AN expert Goodwill shopper has revealed a few tricks to find the best thrift steals.

In a new TikTok video, a Goodwill thrifting re-seller found a trending jacket for just $1.25.

A TikToker found a trendy LL Bean puffer in a Goodwill Outlet

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A TikToker found a trendy LL Bean puffer in a Goodwill OutletCredit: TikTok/bay_shops
There were three green puffers in the TikToker's shopping haul - they were all worth more than she paid in the thrift store

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There were three green puffers in the TikToker's shopping haul - they were all worth more than she paid in the thrift storeCredit: TikTok/bay_shops

TikToker Baylie (@bay_shops) - a professional thrifting-to-eBay shopper - recommended going to the Goodwill outlet to find fashion steals.

In a video, she unveiled a new haul of three green puffer jackets, each with an estimated cost of $1.25.

"I love the green puffer trend, so I bought three at the goodwill outlet because they're probably about a $1.25 each," Baylie said.

Baylie said that she got two vests and a full jacket.

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The jacket was an LL Bean puffer.

"This is my fav by far," she said.

The jacket on LL Bean's website retails at $229.

The U.S. Sun found multiple similar jackets on eBay selling for $40 to $90.

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TikTok commenters are in awe over the fashion find.

TIKTOK RESPONSE

Baylie's fans on TikTok loved the jacket finds.

"I’m obsessed," one commenter said with a few heart-eye emojis.

"(LL Bean) puffers are literally SO perfect," another said.

In the video, Baylie said that one of the other puffer vests didn't have a lot of cushion left in the down.

A TikTok commenter had a suggestion to make the down puffy again.

The commenter suggested: "Throw the puffer in dryer to puff it back up!!!"

Baylie couldn't specify the jacket's price at Goodwill because the purchase was made at an outlet.

INSIDE GOODWILL'S OUTLET

In another video, Baylie went through another fashion haul from the Goodwill outlet.

She explained that the outlets are "pay by the pound."

Outlet locations roll out bins of fashion finds for shoppers to rummage through.

The clothes aren't bought individually once the shoppers are ready to purchase.

Instead, Goodwill charges per pound of the complete haul.

Heavier items, like puffers and shoes, will add more cost to the final price.

Because finds aren't itemized, it's impossible to know how much individual items cost.

But, according to Baylie: "These things are all pretty much less than a dollar."

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The U.S. Sun reported on other Goodwill steals - here is a furniture find worth at least eight times what someone paid.

Also, another thrifting professional found some designer pants in a hidden section.

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