To think selling baby clothes on vinted isn't worth it?

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Mostly selling supermarket branded clothes, so don't know if that's the problem.

Have tried the trick of putting it on holiday mode for a week, which didn't work. Photos are all good, have tried spotlighting the wardrobe. Have also tried selling individually for £1 each or selling as a bundle of same size. Barely anything sells! Bundle offers are all set to 50% for 3 items...Where on earth am I going wrong?

Are there just too many baby clothes on vinted?

I don’t bother selling supermarket stuff in general, TU stuff can sell alright if it’s bundled sometimes. The problem is even if you sell for £1, by the time you’ve added postage and fees it’s not worth it.

I make pretty good money selling newer Boden stuff, White Company, Jojo and Next. Usually stuff sells at about 90% of the new price and I can almost always sell on things I’ve bought for the same price once we’ve finished!

I find Vinted very hit and miss. I've put stuff up before and it's sat there for weeks and weeks without selling.

Then last month I had a huge clear out of my Daughters age 3-4 stuff most of it was summer stuff. I put 140 items up on Friday night and 85% of it sold that night. I've never had that happen before, my phone was going mad with notifications.

Most of it was from Next but there were a few supermarket items in there. But everything was listed for £1 an item, a few bits with tags on still were slightly more, a next coat I sold for £5 and a Hatley coat (unworn) sold for £4. I've made nearly £100 last month which, like I said has never happened before. I've not done anything different that time to previous times.

I meant to say that I also have the bundle discounts on, which makes it better value for people and I tend to list supermarket items in bundles of 3 or 4 for £1.50 or something.

I buy most of my baby clothes on Vinted, I'd say it's just packed with a lot of choice. I only tend to buy if I can get a bundle from the seller. A £1 jumper isn't great value when you add £3ish postage and fees, but if they're selling a few other things I like it's worth it.
This week I wanted a new dressing gown for baby, there were 350 listings in his size, in very good condition and under £3! Even the exact same dressing gown I liked I had 15 to choose from, so I picked the seller that had other things i wanted to buy

I find if you pay to boost one item, then you sell a few bits really quickly and it’s worth it 👍

Did you mean 90%?? I buy my dd a lot of Zara on there as she’s a tween and into fashion but never pay more than £5 an item.

@Denou I meant 10% of the sold price 😂I have sold some Boden things more than the original price before though!

My advice would be to list as much as you can. Because of the postage, I only buy from sellers who have a few items I want, rather than just one item I like, so I can choose a bundle from them.

That advice works from a buyer’s point of view, but not really for a seller.

For a seller they need to list little and often, so at least one a day, rather than a load at once and being done with it.

Because its supermarket stuff. I only sell designer stuff on vinted and donate supermarket brand.

I think the Vinted algorithm might come into play. But I think Vinted is just saturated really. If you sell something for £1 I find too often it isn't bundled up.with other things. It's a pita to post one £1 item. As pp say that £1 costs the buyer £5+