Name: BUYING SECOND HAND LUXURY FROM JAPAN | TRYING THE "BUYEE" SHOPPING SERVICE!!! *risky Gucci haul*
Uploaded: 2025-05-23T09:07:31.000Z
Duration: 23 min 46 s
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Hey everyone, it's me, Alex, and today I'm going to be unboxing an absolutely enormous box that is stuffed to the brim full of Gucci.

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Everything you see in today's video was purchased using buyee, a proxy service that's your golden ticket to shopping in Japan.

I purchased these items with my own money, and I'm here to show you everything that I found.

You go to the buyee website, and it's like a portal to Japanese online stores.

You shop, add items to your cart, and buyee takes care of the rest.

They'll even repack your items to ensure they arrive safely to your doorstep.

Imagine having a personal shopper in Japan who goes out, gets what you want, and sends it to you, no matter where you are in the world.

That's basically what buyee does, but it's all online and super streamlined.

They've got partnerships with a ton of Japanese online stores, so you're not limited in choices.

Japan's pre-loved luxury market is impeccable.

The condition of used items is often so good, they're practically like new.

With buyee, you can find all the Gucci treasures your heart desires with just a few clicks.

If you guys want to see it, I'll make an in-depth video guide on how to shop on buyee and how to make sure you're purchasing authentic items, because I know that's a big concern when shopping for brands like Gucci, Chanel, and Louis Vuitton.

Buyee offers an authentication service, which means your Gucci items are verified for authenticity before they even leave Japan.

So with that, let's have a look at everything Gucci that I bought secondhand from Japan.

When you shop on buyee, all of the items that you buy come from different sellers, and they all get sent to the buyee distribution warehouse where they can stay for up to 90 days or possibly more if you pay a storage fee.

So that means if you're planning on buying something on a Monday, and then let's say there's an auction going and it's set to end on a Friday for another item, you can buy your first item and you can safely just leave it at the warehouse until you win your next auction, and then that piece goes to the warehouse too, and you can consolidate all of your items into one bundle so that you don't have to pay shipping on everything, because it is surprisingly cheaper to pay for a heavier parcel than it is to pay for a bunch of smaller parcels coming through customs.

So, let's get quiet on set and we'll have a little bit of ASMR-style package unboxing.

Let's start off with these green ones because I reckon these are probably going to be sunglasses or jewelry.

This wouldn't be a delivery from Japan unless there was an excessive amount of packaging.

We've got the embossed Gucci logo on the lid, and look at how thick the glass is on these glasses.

I'm just going to calmly open each item first, and then we'll have a real proper close look at everything, okay?

Yes, I did get a turtleneck brand new with tags for just over $100.

It's almost the same shade of pink that I'm wearing right now.

Now, this is the only item that isn't Gucci.

The scissors just went straight into that box.

I dread the thought of what could have happened.

You have no idea how much I've been looking forward to what is in this tiny, tiny little box.

This is a ring, and I originally saw this ring on Bailly, and I was outbid.

And I stalked the website for three months until I found another one.

Got the little Gucci jewellery bag, and hiding inside.

If that isn't one of the prettiest books I've ever seen in my life, I don't know what is.

I can tell I'm going to have sensory issues with this already.

This is a Gucci sweater, and it's beautiful.

But it's so uncomfortable for me, specifically.

I have major sensory problems with things touching my skin, and this is one of those fabrics that's just not in agreeance.

I'm scared to take this one out of its plastic, to be honest.

I fear the thought of exposing it to the outside world.

This is a beautiful, beautiful little Gucci vest.

All right, I'm going to take the rest out of this big box.

And it looks like they also sent the dust bag and the original velvet Gucci hanger, too.

When I purchased these items last year, these probably would have fit me, but I've gained a lot of weight since then, and I don't think that there's a chance at all that they're going to fit me now.

You'd pay 400 bucks for that belt on its own, to be honest.

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