How much would you pay for this coat?

The second picture is SO not serious imo. Is there a reason why you’re against putting the coat on a hanger and hanging it on a door? These pictures are not great at all I don’t know what else posters can say to you.

It is a man’s coat. Presumably a man will be buying it so wouldn’t the buyer want an idea of how it may look on him? They don’t need to see how the coat looks on a woman that doesn’t fit her

Not true at all in my experience. I just bought a pair of branf new UGG gloves for £45 that had been on the site for 4 months. Originally £145 on the UGG website.

I also just sold a pair of trainers for £15 and that had been on the site for nearly a month. You never know who’ll come along looking!

I thought the same thing! Maybe I’ll start a thread of a dress I’m trying to sell on Vinted for 8 quid. Anything for more views

Maybe £10, assuming it's not real down or some fancy waterproof fabric?

OP, it's a man's coat. Find a man or find a hanger and photograph it on that.

God bless you OP, the third picture looks like it's from some sort of hostage situation! Definitely new photos - on a hangar, that don't make it look as un-puffed or wonky as it does currently - but also drop the price as it just looks like a generic black coat and I can't see it selling for more than £15 tops.

But people don’t know that op. They can only go on the pic. And the pic shows wrinkles down it, where the stuffing has displaced, making it look old and worn, that’s why folks think it looks scruffy. In new or barely worn puffers the stuffing is smooth and gives a smooth rounded appearance.

I would not buy it at all because it looks a bit crap.
take a picture of it on a hanger and list for £12 - might have more luck

@Blinkityblonk thanks. Nothing similar but other items from this brand go on for a slightly more premium price. It has 7 favourites and already had a few cheeky offers. I'll keep at that price for another week and then reduce!

It's a downmarket brand aimed at young urban males. Why would you think any young dude would want to buy a coat modelled by someone like his mum? Have you never heard of marketing, OP?

Get a lad of the right type to model it in an urban setting. You might get lucky.

@chickenpieandchips I would see what others are selling it for, similar items. Nice brands like Cos and Toast coats sell for higher, so it may not be similar to this particular item. I never take their recommendation (the one that pops up when you list) as it's too low, I price realistic but at the upper end, but my photos are fab, I have a mannequin and I make sure I take them of front, back, any details, labels and add in my own description of the item (e.g. if I tried it and it came up big). I also tell the truth if I bought it off Vinted and it wasn't quite right for me and I've sold everything I ever bought that didn't work out that way, usually within a day or two. Then I've only lost postage and a couple of quid on a £40 item.

I think I need to re-price the coat I have on Vinted now...item as new £120 so what do you think I could get (hardly worn, photo on hanger).
And for the poster asking about 2nd hand gifts. I got my son a north face puffer on Vinted. £80 vs £220. He was chuffed even though he knew it was preloved.

I keep nice items for myself, I have a beautiful wool coat (older though, as I hate polyester coats) I got for £7 this year, people have them stored and aren't using them, so it's still £7 for them, something lovely for me.

I have bought and resold but the margin is too low now and I don't need the money. I did do that on Vinted when prices were higher but the market is saturated. I only did it for fun anyway, buying at a local car boot for 50p an item and selling on.

I buy a lot on Vinted but Wouldn’t have looked at the listing twice. I’ve only ever paid more than £10 for a very large kids clothes bundle, I’ll never pay more than £7 for that. I looked on your Vinted page and everything you have there is overpriced. That all saints top looks like it’s honestly only fit to be given as a donation because the way you took the picture, it appears discoloured, I can’t believe you want that amount for it. You need to take better pictures and price realistically

You could include the pic of it on the site you originally bought it from - to show product details and original cost to demonstrate the value?

Fair enough! :)

It’s very basic. Nothing about it would grab your eye as you’re scrolling, and in the event that you did give it a closer look, it appears scruffy.

There’s a good condition North Face puffer jacket on Vinted currently for £15. There’s Jacks Wills and Adidas for £2. £20 for this one, that isn’t (as far as I am aware) a desirable brand, seems way overpriced.

I hate to let everyone in on my secret but I deliberately search for high quality/top end (on Vinted) stuff that has been badly presented and photographed and sat there for months and then make a low offer for it. I've got wool coats and nicer end bags like this. Black items often look terrible. I'll also take things that are crumpled but would iron. Only external stuff though like coats, jackets and bags, I wouldn't buy cotton tops/skirts like this as I prefer to by those new with tags (next to body).

Op in the image of it new the stuffing is evenly distributed. In the image of yours it is not, giving it wrinkles and looking like it’s pulling down. This makes it look old and worn.