The Kardashian-Jenner clan has long been synonymous with luxury, fame, and, let’s face it, controversy. But lately, they’ve found themselves embroiled in yet another scandal—this time revolving around their resale business, Kardashian Closet. The site, which claims to offer exclusive pieces from the famous family’s personal wardrobes, has sparked outrage as fans have uncovered some seriously questionable practices. From overpricing used, dirty clothing to selling their kids’ old outfits at extortionate rates, Khloé Kardashian and Kylie Jenner’s latest money-making venture is nothing short of embarrassing.

Khloé Kardashian’s Pricey Children’s Clothes

Khloé Kardashian is one of the biggest offenders in this latest scheme, with her daughter, True’s, old clothes being sold for shockingly high prices. It’s one thing to sell luxury goods that you’ve bought or worn yourself, but reselling children’s clothing at ridiculous prices crosses a line.

For example, a simple sweater and skirt set, originally priced at $495, were listed on Kardashian Closet for hundreds of dollars, even though they were worn by True just a few times. One particularly egregious item? A pair of Cat & Jack leggings, originally from Target for just $6, which Khloé decided to sell for $20, plus a steep $14 in shipping fees. Yes, you read that correctly. Leggings that are regularly available for under $10 at a mainstream retailer are being resold for over $30 just because her daughter wore them.

This is not just a bad look—it’s outright embarrassing. While it’s not uncommon for celebrities to resell luxury items, there’s something off-putting about trying to profit from your child’s clothing. Kids outgrow their clothes so quickly, and the fact that Khloé is looking to make a quick buck off of her daughter’s old outfits, which likely have little to no resale value in the first place, is leaving fans questioning her ethics.

Kim Kardashian’s Birkin Bag: Dirty, Used, and Overpriced

Khloé isn’t the only Kardashian in the hot seat when it comes to reselling secondhand goods. Kim Kardashian has recently been under fire for listing one of her iconic Birkin bags on Kardashian Closet for an eye-watering $770,000. The bag, which Kim herself admitted has visible discoloration and scratches, has raised eyebrows across the internet.

It’s not just the high price tag that has fans shaking their heads—it’s the fact that the bag is in less-than-ideal condition. Kim’s Birkin bag is covered in stains, likely from body tanner or makeup, and its handles are discolored from heavy use. Even worse, the bag lacks the essential certification needed for legal resale, meaning it cannot be transported across state lines or out of the country. Despite this, Kim is still trying to sell the bag for almost $800,000, which experts claim is nearly double its actual value.

This has led many to believe the Kardashians are scrambling for cash, even though they’re among the richest families in the world. Why else would Kim be trying to sell a dirty, used luxury bag for an inflated price?

The “Kardashian Closet” – A Luxury Resale or a Scam?

So, what exactly is Kardashian Closet? According to the site, it’s supposed to be a curated collection of clothing from the Kardashian-Jenner family’s personal wardrobes, including high-end luxury items and designer pieces. The idea behind it is to offer fans the chance to own a piece of their favorite celebrity’s lifestyle. However, as fans have pointed out, it’s hard to take this venture seriously when they are selling secondhand items for absurd prices.

Many of the pieces on Kardashian Closet are from items the Kardashians have been gifted for free, as many luxury brands send high-end products to celebrities in exchange for exposure. In other words, the family didn’t even pay for the items they’re now reselling. They were given these goods for free, and now they’re charging a premium for them, despite the fact that many of the items are in less-than-perfect condition.

It’s especially alarming that they are selling kids’ clothing for high prices when it’s clear that none of the Kardashian-Jenner children are in need. The family could easily donate these clothes to those less fortunate, yet they choose to profit from them instead, which feels opportunistic at best.

Kylie Jenner: A Cake Drama That Exposes Her Lack of Budget

As if the clothing resale business wasn’t embarrassing enough, Kylie Jenner recently found herself embroiled in another financial scandal. A small business owner, Amy, took to Instagram to reveal that she had been contacted by Kylie’s event planners to create a custom cake for one of her parties. Amy worked hard on a proposal and spent hours putting together a pitch, only to have Kylie’s team inform her that they “didn’t have the budget” to cover the cost of the cake.

This incident raises serious questions about the authenticity of the Kardashian-Jenner brand. If a billionaire like Kylie Jenner can’t afford a custom cake for her party, what does that say about her financial situation? Many fans were baffled by the fact that Kylie could be too cheap to spend a few thousand dollars on a cake, especially when she’s constantly flaunting her wealth online. In response, Amy shared her experience publicly, calling out the family for their lack of professionalism and appreciation for small businesses.

The Real Cost of Fame: Selling Out for More Cash

So, what’s the real takeaway from all of this? The Kardashian-Jenner family is no stranger to controversy, but their latest antics—selling overpriced, dirty, and kids’ clothing—are a new low. The idea of a billionaire family reselling their used clothes at ridiculous prices is offensive on multiple levels. It speaks to their sense of entitlement and lack of awareness about how out of touch they are with everyday people.

While some might argue that this is just another hustle from a family that knows how to make money, it also highlights the stark difference between their public personas and their actual behavior behind closed doors. Instead of using their vast wealth and influence to give back or support those in need, they’re taking advantage of their fans and selling them pre-worn clothes at inflated prices. And if that weren’t enough, they’re even trying to profit off their children’s old clothes, which is just plain bizarre.

As for Kim’s dirty Birkin bag or Khloé’s outrageous children’s clothing prices—let’s be real: nobody needs to be making money off of these items. They already have more than enough money. It’s starting to look like the Kardashians are just scraping the bottom of the barrel, trying to squeeze out whatever cash they can, regardless of how embarrassing it makes them look.

It’s hard to believe that with all their wealth, the Kardashians feel the need to resort to these tactics. But if there’s one thing we can count on, it’s that the Kardashian-Jenner clan will always find a way to turn controversy into cash—no matter how ridiculous it seems.