【ヴィンテージT】かまいたち山内が千鳥ノブさんと何が入っているか分からない海外から仕入れた10万のダンボールを開封！

かまいたちチャンネル

26 Jan 202462:29

Summary

TLDRTwo men open a large, mysterious package of vintage t-shirts purchased for 100,000 yen from an American seller. Going through each t-shirt, they assess the condition, design, and potential value based on one's expertise. Highlights include Disney, anime, and band tees, though many are nondescript. Despite concerns over quality, by video's end they seem satisfied to have gotten their money's worth in fun, unique pieces.

Takeaways

😀 The transcript seems to describe some people talking about and examining vintage t-shirts
😊 There are multiple speakers discussing various t-shirt designs and details
🤔 The condition and value of the t-shirts are assessed
😮 Some t-shirts with popular characters like Mickey Mouse and Winnie the Pooh are mentioned
🎉 The speakers seem happy when they find good t-shirts
😠 One speaker complains about dust allergies at one point
👕 They go through many t-shirts one by one and comment on them
🌎 Some t-shirts may be souvenirs from foreign countries
💰 The monetary value of the t-shirts is discussed frequently
🤷‍♂️ Without understanding Japanese,further key takeaways are difficult to extract

Q & A

What is the purpose of this video?
-The purpose is to unbox and appraise a large lot of vintage t-shirts that was purchased online from an American seller.
How much did the t-shirts cost?
-The t-shirts cost 100,000 yen ($700 USD) plus 25,000 yen ($175 USD) for shipping, so 125,000 yen ($875 USD) total.
Why did they buy this mystery lot of t-shirts?
-They bought it to unbox on their YouTube channel and hopefully find some valuable t-shirts to resell in their vintage clothing store.
What concerns did they have about the purchase?
-They were concerned the seller might just send them rags or worthless t-shirts instead of actual vintage items.
How many t-shirts did they receive?
-It's unclear exactly how many they received, but the host estimates around 200 based on the tightly compressed bales.
What range of years did the t-shirts seem to be from?
-Most seemed to be from the 1990s based on the tags and manufacturing details.
What was the condition of the t-shirts?
-They were very compressed and many were quite dirty or damaged. Overall quality seemed mixed.
Did they find anything valuable?
-Yes, they were happy to find a few Disney, anime, and band t-shirts that they thought would sell for good prices.
What needs to happen for the t-shirts to be sold in their store?
-The damaged/dirty t-shirts need mending, stain removal, etc. Only t-shirts in presentable condition can be directly resold.
Could they make back their $875 purchase cost by reselling the t-shirts?
-The expert appraiser Seiichiro Senou believes they can easily make back the $875 if even some of the better t-shirts sell at the vintage clothing store.