Every morning,
only what changed ✳
Four wholesalers, read every morning — so you see the price cut before the rail empties.
Not a catalogue dump. A short list of what moved overnight, each showing why it's there and what it works out to per piece.
30× Ralph Lauren Shirts
20× Patagonia Fleece Snap-T
15× Harris Tweed Blazers
Reads the catalogues
Every listing at every shop it follows, straight from their own product feeds — real prices and stock, not guesswork.
Compares with yesterday
Works out what's genuinely new, what got cheaper, what came back. A £1 wobble on a £400 bale isn't news.
Ranks it for you
Your brands score highest. Stock for the season you're buying for gets pushed up. Lots get a price per piece.
Four UK wholesalers today. Suggest one when you join and I'll look at adding it.
- The Hub Vintage Wholesale~207 listings
- Vintage Wholesale Supply~723 listings
- To Be Worn Again~312 listings
- CM Retro Wholesale~8 listings
What does it cost?
Nothing. It isn't a business — it's a tool I built for my own buying, and running it for a few more people costs me almost nothing. If that ever changes I'll say so before it does, not after.
Do you take a cut of what I buy?
No. There are no affiliate links and no commission. Every listing links straight to the shop that has it, and the radar has no idea whether you bought anything.
How often will you email me?
Once a day at most, and only when something actually changed. Quiet days send nothing at all — no "here's your daily update" with nothing in it.
Why do I have to ask rather than just sign up?
Two reasons. The list stays small enough that the shops don't mind us reading their feeds, and it means every address on it belongs to someone who genuinely asked — which matters both legally and for whether the emails land in your inbox rather than your junk folder.
Are you affiliated with the wholesalers?
Not at all. I'm a buyer like you. The radar reads the same public product listings anyone can see on their sites, once a day, and sends people to them. It doesn't copy their catalogues or undercut anyone.
What do you do with my email address?
Send you the digest. That's the whole list. It isn't sold, shared, or added to anything else, every email has a one-click unsubscribe, and if you ask me to delete you I'll do it that day.
Built by a buyer who got tired of refreshing four tabs.
I kept missing good lots because I checked at the wrong time of day, so I wrote something to check for me. It reads each shop's own product feed once every morning — the same listings you'd see yourself, just read consistently rather than whenever I remembered. It's been running for me long enough that I'd rather share it than keep it to myself.
Tell me what you buy
Places are added by hand, so this isn't instant. I'll email you when you're on the list.