10 top tips to sell your old clothing online
If you’ve never sold online before and want to clear out your wardrobe ready for the Spring and Summer collections then don’t just take your clothing to the charity shop or recycling center – make some money by selling them online.
The guys at basekit have put together an infographic with the ten top tips for getting your items sold online, including where to list them, how to use social media to get more exposure for your items as well as photography, payment and shipping tips. If you’ve ever sold online before then this probably isn’t for you, but if you’re new to online selling read on for everything you need to know to get you started:
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Dan says
8:59 am on 05/04/2012
I have to say – It’s a great shame when people are encouraged to ‘make money’ out of something they consider no longer useful – Certainly in this case when the alternative is to give unwanted clothing to a charitable cause…
Of which there are hundreds of striving organisations that could do with a little extra promotion over these austere times….
Shame
st georges dragon says
10:59 am on April 5th, 2012
until charities start being charitable and stop competing directly with struggling small business,
the less they get the better!
Dan says
9:11 am on April 6th, 2012
Charities are charitable you disgraceful human being…
They are not-for-profit & provide services that are desperately needed, ever further in todays age, where the government is washing its hands…
isleman says
10:35 am on 05/04/2012
Great until you put it on Ebay and someone says not as desceribed.
Yes,it was a tee-shirt and said that it wasn’t as described.?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Chris says
10:23 am on 06/04/2012
I can’t understand it. By the time I have finished with my old clothes they are only of use as dusters or for recycling. Nobody in their right mind would pay for any of my old clothes.