Every morning,
only what changed
I kept missing good lots because I was checking four wholesalers at the wrong time of day. So I wrote something to check for me. It reads all four every morning and emails what actually moved — new lots, price cuts, restocks — ranked against what you buy and priced per piece.
Nothing moved overnight? Nothing arrives.
The first 100 places are free, permanently. No card, no trial.
£180 tells you nothing
Thirty shirts at £180 is £6 a piece. Twenty fleeces at £240 is £12. Those are different decisions, and you shouldn't be doing that arithmetic at six in the morning on your phone.
Every lot is priced per piece, next to what it was, with a link straight to the shop that has it.
30× Ralph Lauren Shirts
20× Patagonia Fleece Snap-T
15× Harris Tweed Blazers
Illustrative example — real prices come from the shops themselves.
Four shops today. The Hub, Vintage Wholesale Supply, To Be Worn Again and CM Retro. That's the lot for now — suggest one when you join and I'll look at adding it.
It takes no cut. No affiliate links, no commission. Every listing links straight to the shop, and the radar has no idea whether you bought anything.
I'm a buyer, not a partner. It reads the same public listings you'd see yourself, once a day, and sends people to them. Nobody's catalogue gets copied and nobody gets undercut.
One email a day at most, and only when something changed. No "here's your daily update" with nothing in it.
Tell me what you buy
Email, and one tap to say what you buy — that's what the ranking runs on. The box at the end is optional, and it's the part that makes the digest good.
Places go on by hand, so it isn't instant.
