Our Story
It started with
a yard sale.
Two sisters. A lifetime of collecting. And a Saturday morning that changed everything.
The Beginning
For years, the two of us built a collection the way most women do — slowly, deliberately, piece by piece. Chanel. Louis Vuitton. Coach. Lululemon. Things we loved, things we wore, things we held onto because they felt worth keeping.
Then we hosted a yard sale. We put out a rack of clothing, a table of shoes, a handful of bags. By noon, everything was gone. We had barely charged anything. We did not fully understand what we had.
That afternoon, we started paying attention.
“We went back to the thrift stores — but this time, we knew what we were looking for.”
The Hunt
The San Fernando Valley has remarkable thrift stores. Most people walk past the things we stop for. We have learned to slow down, read labels, check construction, feel fabric weight.
Honestly? The hunt is the best part. There is nothing quite like pulling a Chanel jacket off a rack in Tarzana and knowing exactly what it is. That moment — that recognition — never gets old.
We held more yard sales. We sold out every time. We realized this was not a hobby anymore.
Where We Hunt
Porter Ranch · Sherman Oaks · Tarzana · Calabasas · Studio City · Granada Hills
How We Learned
Neither of us came from fashion. What we have, we built. YouTube became our school — a community of resellers and archive hunters who share what sells, what to look for, how to authenticate. We learned about the brands everyone knows, and the ones that matter just as much: Free People. Kasper. St. John’s Bay. Scott James. Loft. Labels that serious buyers seek out.
We are still learning. That is part of it.
Brands We Source
Chanel · Louis Vuitton · Coach · Lululemon · Guess · Chico's · Free People · Kasper · St. John's Bay · Scott James · Loft & others
What We Promise You
Curation
Every item is inspected before it reaches you. We do not list noise.
Transparency
Every label photographed. Every flaw named. No surprises.
Provenance
Every piece is 1‑of‑1. When it is gone, it is gone. That is the point.
We built Attic Luxury because the yard sale told us something real: people want this. They just need someone to do it right.