If you’re skipping the kids’ rack, you’re leaving money on the table. One of the highest recent eBay clothing sales was a tiny pair of children’s overalls—a pair of Levi’s denim bibs from the early 1900s that sold at auction for $12,455. But it’s not just 100+ year-old baby denim that can be a nice payday. Strawberry Shortcake overalls from the 2000s: $450. 1990s Buzz Lightyear: $315. 1990s Clifford the Big Red Dog: $300. Y2K Barney, Care Bears, Teletubbies, even Taz—$255 and up.

It’s not just nostalgia—collectors buy them to display, decorators style them in kids’ rooms, and Disney/Pixar moms go sicko mode over a clean pair. If you find 1960s-and-earlier children’s denim, especially baby size, grab it and tax. Modern-era cartoon overalls can be a quick flip, and vintage kids’ and baby tees sell great as bundles.

Moral of the story: hit the children’s section, dig at yard sales, and don’t overlook that garage sale bin of baby clothes. Your rent could be paid in Teletubbies and Clifford jeans.