Hello!
Do you mean pictures of the bags or pictures of the finished closet? I put all the bags (I collect only leather) in the blue D&B dust bags. I put tags on the bags (as suggested by one of the friendly, helpful women on PF). It may have been lavenderjunkie.
Anyway, no photos since it is shelf after shelf and all are in bags. It is more practical than beautiful.
Just an aside, but it is bugging me today. I gave away 75% of my closet clear-out and decided to sell about 25%. Just to explain myself, I am a very picky and fastidious person. It is not something I like about myself.
Anyway, I was very careful about choosing things to sell online. I buy many classic items. Kind of typical for a Dooney lover. I listed about fifty items for sale and sold about 20 this past week. Examples: A Fay Italian coat NWT's $1200.00 (sold for $139.00) and lululemon set of five energy sports bras (4 NWT's and 1 NWOT) set of 5 sold for $65.00.
Today we get our first complaint. My husband has been helping me. I sold a Michael Simon Christmas sweater (never worn) NWOT's. It was $176.00 and I sold it for $25.00. I got a NAD complaint. She said the white snow part had some "stains". I looked over everything, took the photos, went over garments with a lint brush in case there was a single stray piece of lint, wrapped every item in bright white tissue paper, put a floral "thank you" sticker on each item, placed the clothing in a new clear plastic self-seal bag and boxed the item and took it to USPS the same day. I feel a bit sick. I try so hard to be a fair and honest person. I would never overestimate the quality of something. Ironically, I had only one item that was not new. Everything NIB, NWOB, NWT's or NWOT's. She bought the one item that had been worn one time and she wants to keep that one. She paid $25.00 for that one as well.
I give up! I don't think I will ever try this online selling ever again. I am glad I gave my Dooney bags to my neighbor. She appreciated it and no complaints. Thanks for listening to my rant.
I hope everyone is well. I will try to be in a better mood the next time I come here.