Looking to get into reselling clothes as a side quest. Anyone currently doing it? How did you get started?

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Chloe · Answer

Noihsaf Bazaar!: Noihsaf is fashion backwards. A different kind of resale. It’s “a chain letter made of clothes,” (which could not be more accurate). It’s the most beautiful community of slow fashion, small independent brands, handmade treasures, and quality vintage resale. Created by incredible humans, is so inspiring, and is thoughtfully curated. A real breath of fresh air when it comes to resale. Highly highly recommend!

Jennifer · Answer

Noihsaf Bazaar: It’s THE place for all things secondhand slow fashion, vintage and so much more. I love selling on there because the right kind of buyers are looking! It’s got a great vibe, good fees and I like supporting a small business.

Krista Anna Lewis · Answer

Depop: I’ve been on Depop for years. The things that sell on it: cheap vintage, designer or otherwise, and trendy small designers, like Sandy Liang, Gil Rodriguez. Use their shipping labels for ease, price knowing everyone is going to try to low ball you, edit and resave posts that haven’t sold to push them up in the search, and don’t be too precious about the photos. It’s more important that you don’t look a drop shipping scammer and show the condition than try to make things look good.

A Rose · Answer

ThredUp is an easy way to start. For designer or high end items I’ve used Poshmark successfully: ThredUp sends you a bag to fill and return and they handle the rest. Really easy.