I still remember the day I discovered the spreadsheet. It was a rainy Tuesday afternoon in Brooklyn, and I was stuck in a rut with my wardrobe. As a vintage-inspired stylist with a love for bold accessories, I’d been scouring eBay and thrift shops for unique pieces, but everything felt either overpriced or uninspired. Then a fellow collector from Berlin mentioned this orientdig spreadsheet—a Google Sheets document that listed affordable Chinese fashion finds with direct buying links. Skeptical but desperate, I opened it. That single click changed how I shop forever. Let’s talk about pricing. In the US, a quality faux leather jacket from Zara runs $120. On StockX, resellers…