I should add that I don't look good in clothes. Why anyone should even want my clothes is beyond me. Actually, it's not science that wants said wearables. Those phone calls are from The U.S. Gall Bladder Consortium or the Widows of Watergate Burglars Fund. They can parlay garments into gold.
Used clothing is huge business.
In more ways than one. A remarkable transformation then takes place, an alchemic miracle, if you will. Because that sack of sorry second-hands is wondrously transformed, come tax time, into a baker's dozen of Armani suits you didn't want anymore. That's between you and the IRS auditor of your dreams, preferably a gentle soul with bad eyesight, plans for early retirement and a predilection for banana daiquiris. So the road to used clothing tax savings is simple.