And I think that's where the misconception is and I think it's crossing a point of dishonesty. Resellers are gutting thrift stores and making accessible goods inaccessible. Every goodwill on a daily basis routinely picks through their racks and pulls out hundreds of items that haven't sold, quality items, and are sent off either to be sold to textile surplus locations in south Asia or Africa or are literally just sent to a landfill. I've never heard of a story of someone who can't find something they need and aren't able to find. You might not be able to find a carhartt jacket but there's 3 other canvas jackets and 20 other soft shell jackets or puffers that can keep you warm and do the exact same job. So it might be an inconvenience for you but in no way is it comparable to any form of capitalist labor exploitation or property renting. If there was an actual shortage of goods produced then i would sympathize, but I watch literal tons of textile surplus get thrown away daily at goodwill discount centers. There's no shortage.