Sag Harbor Size 12

1. Brand Recognition • Sag Harbor is a recognizable U.S. women’s apparel brand, historically sold through department stores like JCPenney, Sears, and similar outlets. • It’s not a luxury label, but it has a loyal, vintage-friendly following, especially among people who like classic, modest, or retro-style clothing. • The brand is no longer widely distributed in major stores, which actually gives older pieces a bit of a vintage resale angle. 2. Style & Material • The coat you’ve got looks like a women’s wool-blend blazer/coat in a rich brown color. • This kind of structured, simple, mid-length outerwear appeals to both the vintage market and the retro workwear crowd. • Size and condition matter a lot — larger sizes and well-kept linings tend to sell quicker. 3. Market & Value • On the resale market (eBay, Poshmark, Etsy), Sag Harbor jackets and coats usually sell for $15–$40, depending on condition, size, and how “vintage” they appear. • Some rarer or more stylish cuts (like long wool coats, unique patterns, or plus-size items) can push into the $50–$70 range. • If this is 100% wool or a heavy wool blend, it leans toward the higher end of that resale spectrum. 4. Target Buyer • Buyers are usually vintage clothing fans, people shopping for affordable outerwear, or those who specifically look for classic, timeless brands that are no longer in department stores. 👉 Bottom line: This Sag Harbor jacket has more resale potential than the VIGO jacket because of brand recognition in the vintage clothing market. If you list it well (good photos, styled on a mannequin or hanger, “vintage Sag Harbor wool blazer/jacket” in the title), you can realistically aim for $25–$40.

Condition

Used (normal wear)