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Sophie Riegel turned her boredom into a six-figure side hustle. Riegel was a Duke University freshman in 2020, when Covid-19 turned her first year of college into a remote experience. Within weeks, she was selling roughly $50 per day of thrifted clothing, mostly buying T-shirts for $1 apiece and selling them for up to $10. The total figure is slightly higher, she says, due to in-person sales and other revenue for which she doesn't have documentation. Now, Riegel sells around 10 items per day, averaging between $400 and $500 in revenue daily.
Persons: Sophie Riegel, Riegel, I've Organizations: Duke University, Chapel, Duke, eBay, CNBC Locations: Durham, Chapel Hill , North Carolina
After making $200 off her own used clothes, she turned to some of her favorite places to shop: thrift stores. Much of her business' growth came from her dorm room at Duke University, where she graduated last year with a degree in psychology. I had maybe 200 or so items in my dorm room my sophomore year, and now I have 1,300 items [in a storage unit]." How much cash do you need to start a thrifting side hustle? [In terms of the thrifting], you can start with as little as $5.
Persons: they've, Sophie Riegel didn't, I've, Riegel, she's, She's, , you've, You've Organizations: CNBC, eBay, Duke University, YouTube Locations: AskMakeIt@cnbc.com
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