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Best place to sell clothing
BriNylon
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I have some ladies and mens clothing that I want to sell.
Where is the best place to do this? ebay? gumtree? facebook sellingpages?
Where is the best place to do this? ebay? gumtree? facebook sellingpages?
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The two replies on this thread might help a bit , but basically it depends entirely on whether they are high street or high end designer.
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Personally I tend to look more at Vinted. Shpock seems to have less listings for clothing.0
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Depends what it is.
Branded trendy stuff should do well on Depop (I've only ever browsed myself).
eBay is OK for general stuff but I've found older stuff from lesser brands (Topman type stuff) isn't really selling (better to give to charity). But my second hand Nike and similar has sold well for me on eBay.
Not sure on Facebook, I've never been tempted to buy from there.
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