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NCT maternity
waterbaby
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Hello,
I am selling some maternity clothes at an NCT sale this week and am not sure what sort of prices they go for. They are a friends, so I do want them to sell but equally I don't want to undersell (relative to other sellers); especially as NCT takes 30%.
So that I have an idea, what would you expect to pay, at a nearly new sale for;
Pair of black work trousers
Long sleeve plain top (everything in excellent condition)
I was thinking perhaps £7.50 each, as that would give £5 per item after the 30% deduction. Would I be pricing myself out?
Any nearly new salers have any thoughts?
I am selling some maternity clothes at an NCT sale this week and am not sure what sort of prices they go for. They are a friends, so I do want them to sell but equally I don't want to undersell (relative to other sellers); especially as NCT takes 30%.
So that I have an idea, what would you expect to pay, at a nearly new sale for;
Pair of black work trousers
Long sleeve plain top (everything in excellent condition)
I was thinking perhaps £7.50 each, as that would give £5 per item after the 30% deduction. Would I be pricing myself out?
Any nearly new salers have any thoughts?
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I don't know anything about NCT sales but I think it sounds perhaps a bit expensive for second hand clothes unless they are particular high quality / designer.0
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OK thank you I will revise downwards! What about £4 each? They are good quality and condition, but not designer.0
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£4 each sounds ok, £7.50 is probably too high. Price low and sell more is always my tactic at those sales.Grocery challenge July £250
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Maternity clothes don't sell well at our local sales, I've been putting mine back in at £3-4 and reducing them each time. I bought lots when I needed them and only ever spent around £3 or £4 on each item.0
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Depending on the size of clothing, you may get a better take up and price by selling as a bundle on ebay.
Have a look on completed listings to see if anything similar quantity and label wise has sold recently to gauge prices.Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
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