Sell to Us · Photos
Show us what you’ve got.
A few phone photos is all it takes. A real person replies, usually the same day, and old Levi’s are bought from any state.
What photos help most
Quick phone shots are fine. If you want the fastest, most accurate answer, these are the pictures our buyers look for.
Vintage Levi’s and denim
Full front and full back, then close-ups: the red tab, folded over to show its back too, the back of the top button, the patch, and the inside of a back pocket. On a jacket, the chest pockets and the full back. No care tag at all? Say so: care tags began in 1971, so a missing one tells us a lot.
Costume jewelry
Lay the whole box out on a towel for one wide photo; you do not need a photo of every piece. Then close-ups of the backs: the catch on a brooch, the clasp of a necklace, the back of an earring clip, where makers’ names hide. Watches: the dial and the case back.
Furniture and larger items
As of August 2026 we are passing on most furniture and buying only mid-century and designer pieces. One photo of the whole piece and one of the maker's mark or label; the mark is the photo that matters.
Full estates
Wide shots of each room are plenty. We would rather see everything roughly than a few things perfectly.