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Where best to sell good quality clothes?

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Purplecatshopaholic · 20/08/2024 12:09

I have a ton of stuff (mainly clothes, some shoes), and I mean a ton, that really needs shifting. Some designer, some good quality high street - most of it pretty much unworn. Where’s best these days? I have used eBay in the past but heard bad things about it recently. What about Vinted - are you able to sell at reasonable prices there, or is it for really cheap stuff? Anyone used Rejazz? Recommendations welcome.

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Meadowfinch · 20/08/2024 12:39

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Xiaoxiong · 20/08/2024 12:50

I think Vinted for the high street stuff, it's the most straightforward I think and if you keep prices low then you won't mind if one or two sales don't work out. The fees are much lower than ebay, you're not as protected as a seller so it's best if you've got a lot to sell at lower prices.

That being said depending on how high-end the designer pieces are there are online consignment sites like Vestiare Collective, Love Luxe, the Second Row, Poshmark and also physical consignment shops, depending on where you are (there is a good one in our town, and plenty in London you can sell through). Some of them only resell certain brands (eg: https://www.sellierknightsbridge.com/pages/sell-with-us lists the brands they will accept as Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Celine, Chanel, Dior, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Prada and YSL whereas others will have a more expansive list eg. https://www.shushlondon.uk/pages/sell-new )

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Meadowwild · 20/08/2024 12:56

You could try Grailed which is an online place to sell and buy designer or rare items. People put up their wishlists there too, so you could see if anyone is actively looking for what you have to sell.

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Fubarred · 20/08/2024 13:32

Depop if it's 'trendy' Vinted or eBay for high street. Depending on the make for designer, most have fb groups or specialist sites.

dessyh · 20/08/2024 13:37

Xiaoxiong · 20/08/2024 12:50

I think Vinted for the high street stuff, it's the most straightforward I think and if you keep prices low then you won't mind if one or two sales don't work out. The fees are much lower than ebay, you're not as protected as a seller so it's best if you've got a lot to sell at lower prices.

That being said depending on how high-end the designer pieces are there are online consignment sites like Vestiare Collective, Love Luxe, the Second Row, Poshmark and also physical consignment shops, depending on where you are (there is a good one in our town, and plenty in London you can sell through). Some of them only resell certain brands (eg: https://www.sellierknightsbridge.com/pages/sell-with-us lists the brands they will accept as Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Celine, Chanel, Dior, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, Prada and YSL whereas others will have a more expansive list eg. https://www.shushlondon.uk/pages/sell-new )

EBay no longer has any seller fees for clothes. Though it does for shoes, handbags, jewellery...

Autumn1990 · 20/08/2024 13:41

EBay is free for clothes. Only just started using Depop and not had any luck so far. Sell a lot on Vinted. Plenty isn’t cheap on Vinted and does sell. I think you would need to sell the high street stuff first to build good feedback.

The specialist Facebook groups are good but you have to factor in the PayPal fees

Justbetweenus · 20/08/2024 13:42

Vinted seems to have most traffic so best IMO for high street and designer. In contrast, Vestiare felt dead. I’m not sure how you’re expecting to price items (Vinted suggests stupidly low prices for designer items) but depending on how classic the item, don’t expect more than a fraction of the original price.

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