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selling old clothes?

krikri
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edited 8 July at 5:01PM in Boost your income

Any sugestions for places to sell old unused cloths?

Theres one of those booths in the local Tesco car park but they pay only 40p per kilo. I have quite a lot of stuff in good condition and several items completely unworn with original price tags still attached. I suppose I could go down the Ebay route but that seems too much hassle and rather get rid of all in one go

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  • TadleyBaggie
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    Vinted perhaps?

  • Brie
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    Divide it into 3 groups.

    1. stuff that's not nice any more, stained, ripped, bobbled etc - sell that at 40p/kilo
    2. stuff that's nice but not wonderful, wearable but not your size now or the wrong colour/fit etc - sell it in job lots on your local facebook group or NextDoor - i.e. 6 blouses for £5. Be prepared to haggle/discount. Cash payable on pickup.
    3. stuff that's vintage, really nice, top brands - either take the time on Vinted/ebay or see if a local resale commission based shop will sell them for you.
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    I agree with this one, If it's unused and relitevly cheap people should be interested.

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    stuff that's not nice any more, stained, ripped, bobbled etc - sell that at 40p/kilo

    Our local "40p a Kilo" cash for clothes won't accept stained or ripped

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    Ah - I thought these places were pulping the clothing to turn it into something completely different.

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  • Last year I had a clear out of items I no longer wear, I then had a rethink ! I'm 55 now sadly no longer in employment, since Brexit and COVID and not in receipt of benefits. I then thought that probably in the future i'll need those jumpers in the cupboard as I wouldn't be able to afford to replace them now if I sold them. I have donated huge amount of my clothing to charity but haven't had much luck selling anything on ebay or related sites.

    Items I had collected from the 1970s or pieces of interest again gave them away as a donation then afterwards wished I hadn't. So going forward have decided to keep clothing now as might need a decent pair of shoes, that don't fall apart, a decent pair of trousers, skirts and a few dresses when I am older and properly retired.

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