In this episode of Flip & Tell, we’re talking about why we’ve become a lot more willing to leave stock behind — even when we know it would probably sell. From pieces that are almost right to items that would make a profit, but not enough to justify the work, our sourcing has changed as our businesses have grown.

We chat about what makes us put something back on the rack, why low-profit stock isn't as appealing as it once was, and the difference between buying something because you can make money on it and buying it because it actually makes sense for your business.

Plus, how being more selective can mean buying less stock without necessarily making less money.

💬 If you’re trying to become more selective with your sourcing, improve your margins, or simply buy less stock with more confidence, make sure you listen to th ...