Depop is so easy and simple to use. I just made one last week and I’ve already sold 6 items and made around £80. The stressful part is finding equipment to package my items 😭
I'd sure love to see you do a video that explains everything from start to finish. (How do you decide the price you charge for each item, how do you keep track of everything, do you package everything at home and take it to the shipper each day or something different, how do you decide how much to keep as your profit vs. money you save back to then put back into buying more clothes and shoes to "flip" or "turn around".) I'd really love to see a video that goes over the business side of it all - IN DETAIL.
Plato's Closet is unreal with their lowballing amounts that they are willing to give you for your nicer items too... blows my mind what they will give you - almost insulting.
if you think about it, them buying clothes from people is the equivalent of going to goodwill & buying for your shop, you buy items as cheap as you can then turn around sell it for x3 of what you bought it for. definitely not for everyone though, it’s a quick way to get cash fast if your not willing to take the time to resell on depop/ebay/poshmark/facebook
@@thirstyroot - Nah. The day I took all those clothes to Plato's Closet, they wanted to give me all but $25 for the items I was trying to turn in. I declined and took them to a local consignment shop and over the next three months, I made $150 just off the items that Plato's Closet wanted to give me $25 for. I had name brand pieces in there that were 2yrs old or less as well as a Coach purse that was brand new, a pair of brown boots that were practically brand new from Dr. Martens... I'm not sure if they thought I didn't know what it was worth, or if they were just trying to pull a fast one on me, but the consignment shop went 40/60 with me on my items and I still made out with better money than had I left them with Plato's Closet. The sad part is how many rich kids have no true idea how much some of their wardrobe really is worth, and that's why Plato's Closet gets away with what they do. It works for them and it's totally legal so why knock the business practice? I'm just not going to play into it when I work hard for the pieces I have in my closet and I know full well what they're worth. At the end of the day, PC is paying anywhere from 75% or less for the product people bring them so they're making bank for sure. Just not on my dime - not when I know I could make more with it somewhere else. Great place to shop though... LOL.
I hate plato’s closet. I’ll bring clothes there and my clothes are nice. They tell me every single time that they have stains, rips and too much wear and tear…. Such bullshit especially when I see what they take and carry. 🙄
The main issue I encounter is that it just takes so freakin' long to actually list an item of clothing (taking multiple pictures and selecting the best 10-12, uploading those pictures to Dropbox, saving those pictures to my computer, and then uploading those pictures onto the website, not to mention taking measurements and entering the brand, materials, features, etc., and then deciding pricing, and finally eventually shipping), and it just isn't worth the time for low-dollar items that could only fetch a couple bucks to begin with. It's worth it for expensive items, but for cheap items, the ROI just isn't worth it (especially if you're doing well financially and your time has a high opportunity cost). Even if the shirt is great, if the buyer already has to pay shipping, the total price they're willing to pay could mean you're only able to sell the item for a few bucks, and that's after upwards of an hour's worth of work spent taking pictures, creating the listing, and shipping the item out (an hour might sound long, but that's about how long it took for me to create a high-quality listing for a leather jacket today). I could just donate all my clothing, but then I feel like I'm just throwing hundreds of dollars away, and I'm selfish enough to rather just keep the clothes unused in my closet than donate them at that big of a loss (massive poverty complex from my childhood). I wish I could give them away to friends and family, but that's just not an option. So I'm stuck with a couple hundred dollars' worth of clothing that would take dozens of hours to list and ship (basically netting me minimum wage, which is not a productive use of my time). It's definitely a privilege to have this sort of problem, but for a relatively high-income frugal semi-hoarder, it's a frustrating one. I feel like I'm stuck with this clothing that I have no reason to keep but also no sufficiently compelling incentive to get rid of...aside from the fact that it's taking up valuable and increasingly scarce space in my house.
girl!!!! I've literally been thinking the same exact thing!!! I'm going to try a new approach today. Not be so descriptive with every detail and just try to get them listed. I shall keep you posted....
THANK YOOOU!, same thing I was thinking one minute into watching the video. Clean, short, and on the point. Felt like I was looking at a table of contents before reading a book .
5 seconds in and I'm a follower. You have a softer voice and not loud and well obnoxious like most youtubers. Stay classy. Bc other youtuber try to hard in my opinion.
Thanks for the tips! So helpful! I’m excited to start selling my clothes now 😊 One question I had hoped you would explore is when to decide if you’d like to label an item as “free” shipping or charge for shipping? Do you have a preference or notice a trend in the marketplace in terms of shipping?
starting watching your videos with your apartment tour because I'm moving into a studio apartment... now I'm watching your closet cleaning videos to procrastinate cleaning my own closet before I move into said studio 😆
First time to your channel. You provided an organized & great overview on selling, platforms & how-to's. I subbed and liked & will definitely recommend to my friends!
me and my mom have no clue to selling clothes. but she has tons and tons of clothes that she has kept in great condition so i started researching on how to sell clothes online. thanks for puttin this up :)
Hi Carrie, this video came so in handy. At the beginning of August I did a good decluter on my wardrobe and I would love to sell some never worn pieces. Thanks for sharing your tips! Now I need to sort out how I'm going to sell them because in Portugal it's a bit different. Thank you and have a good weekend! 😊😙
Nice job. Good tips. However, I know you talked about the actual ads...and pics...like lighting and quality and things like that but I do have a question. I watched just one other video from a girl that sold her unwanted clothing. She modeled the clothes and used a tripod with the self-photo feature. The things I want to sell no longer fit me so that isn't an option in my case. So what do you recommend I do?
i know its been months but what I do is shape the clothing to fit more accurately (ex: creating a waist or emphasizing the straight fit) or find a reference photo of a model wearing it :)
Buy from Thredup! I've had so much success purchasing, I bought 6 things i remember coming through Anthropologie while I worked there, and it was so fun to finally own them, although a few seasons later :) i have never sold with them thought.
Thanks for the info. I'm not necessarily planning to sell any of my clothes, but do plan on selling the stock full of my momma's and sisters old clothes. Figured instead of dropping it all off at Goodwill I might as well make a profit out of it and pitch my 2¢ in to help them get they $ back and get a cut myself. Anyways, thanks again for the informative video and you just got yourself a new subscriber 😉👍.
i thrift a lot of my clothes new with tags but end up taking the tag off thinking i’ll keep it but then never wear, is it okay to still sell this as new never worn?
I have 7 trash bags full of....SHIRTS...that aren't useful, so I keep them until the end of every april and may because they're garage sales, and I sell my things for ¢50 and if they're like a pretty good expensive brand like nike- american eagle- old navy or something like that. I sell them for 70% less than what the original price was when I bought them, then by the end of the garage sales I put the really old things in a big box for free and sometime give my -nicer older clothes to a girl in my class who really poor... IT ACTUALLY MAKES A DECENT AMOUNT OF MONEY!
i was wondering is depop a good place to sell trifted vintage ceramics (like cups, vases etc.) or would you recommend a different place? *gorgeous editing* on this, by the way
FYI donating clothing often just makes money for the place you donate them too. Most thrift shops are for profit, even the ones that are “charity” poor people still have to buy those items from them often even for more then it’s worth!
I think you’ll probably run into trouble if you’re listing the same item on multiple shops. I’d take an item off one app before trying to sell it on another. I know you commented 3 months ago so idk how helpful this is 😂
Thredup is awful. They take your stuff. Charge you to go through it and then charge you to return the items they isn’t want otherwise they keep them and try to sell them .. for themselves if you don’t pay for them to be returned. I’ve literally gotten .38 for a silk dress by a well known designer. It’s a total wracket. I’d def stay away from thredup. You basically are giving them clothes to sell for themselves and you end up with Pennie’s or have to pay a bill to them for sorting your stuff
What if you intend on reselling replicas of luxury brands, with those replicas being made of high quality materials also? Where could I sell them and the pricing?
I wanna try designing clothes and shoes but I don't know how I should sell them. Should i purchase different sizes then customize them or buy them in my size them customize them and sell them in that size? Thanks :)
hello i am from saudi arabia i want to sell my clothes do you think i can do this thing while i am not in america?? and what you suggect .in ksa people do not my used clothes
I wish I could use depop ( sorry for spelling I have no idea how you spell it ) it’s not available in my region :( But really Awesome video really helpful
Just wanted to say if your shit is beat up and no one would wear it, don't donate it either! Trash it and save the people that have to sift through donations some time.
i made an insta account & depop for selling cute stuff i dont wear anymore to see how it went. depop.com/jaderiv just started so no traffic yet but we'll see !
I tried Depop and the post office lost a package I was shipping to a buyer and Depop had ME refund the buyer from my own money- which kind of turned me off to selling on there tbh
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Depop is so easy and simple to use. I just made one last week and I’ve already sold 6 items and made around £80. The stressful part is finding equipment to package my items 😭
You can wrap cereal boxes or shoe boxes with gift wrap if you don't have other boxes or poly mailers.
how did you get so much attraction already 😭
Cool. Depop sounds pretty good i like the simplicity of it. Did u have to try on clothes for depop? That sounds so time consuming
How much are fees? Do ur have to pay to sell?
@@davidmazouzfan1351 I charge only £2.90 for shipping since that’s how much it costs to send parcels with Hermes
I'd sure love to see you do a video that explains everything from start to finish. (How do you decide the price you charge for each item, how do you keep track of everything, do you package everything at home and take it to the shipper each day or something different, how do you decide how much to keep as your profit vs. money you save back to then put back into buying more clothes and shoes to "flip" or "turn around".) I'd really love to see a video that goes over the business side of it all - IN DETAIL.
Plato's Closet is unreal with their lowballing amounts that they are willing to give you for your nicer items too... blows my mind what they will give you - almost insulting.
right! In my state i've noticed they currently take $3-$3.50 per item you sell to them from what i've sold to them. BIG RIP OFF
if you think about it, them buying clothes from people is the equivalent of going to goodwill & buying for your shop, you buy items as cheap as you can then turn around sell it for x3 of what you bought it for. definitely not for everyone though, it’s a quick way to get cash fast if your not willing to take the time to resell on depop/ebay/poshmark/facebook
@@thirstyroot - Nah. The day I took all those clothes to Plato's Closet, they wanted to give me all but $25 for the items I was trying to turn in. I declined and took them to a local consignment shop and over the next three months, I made $150 just off the items that Plato's Closet wanted to give me $25 for. I had name brand pieces in there that were 2yrs old or less as well as a Coach purse that was brand new, a pair of brown boots that were practically brand new from Dr. Martens... I'm not sure if they thought I didn't know what it was worth, or if they were just trying to pull a fast one on me, but the consignment shop went 40/60 with me on my items and I still made out with better money than had I left them with Plato's Closet. The sad part is how many rich kids have no true idea how much some of their wardrobe really is worth, and that's why Plato's Closet gets away with what they do. It works for them and it's totally legal so why knock the business practice? I'm just not going to play into it when I work hard for the pieces I have in my closet and I know full well what they're worth. At the end of the day, PC is paying anywhere from 75% or less for the product people bring them so they're making bank for sure. Just not on my dime - not when I know I could make more with it somewhere else. Great place to shop though... LOL.
I hate plato’s closet. I’ll bring clothes there and my clothes are nice. They tell me every single time that they have stains, rips and too much wear and tear…. Such bullshit especially when I see what they take and carry. 🙄
they tried giving me $3 for brand new high quality jeans… mind you I USED TO WORK THERE. they’re horrible
The main issue I encounter is that it just takes so freakin' long to actually list an item of clothing (taking multiple pictures and selecting the best 10-12, uploading those pictures to Dropbox, saving those pictures to my computer, and then uploading those pictures onto the website, not to mention taking measurements and entering the brand, materials, features, etc., and then deciding pricing, and finally eventually shipping), and it just isn't worth the time for low-dollar items that could only fetch a couple bucks to begin with. It's worth it for expensive items, but for cheap items, the ROI just isn't worth it (especially if you're doing well financially and your time has a high opportunity cost). Even if the shirt is great, if the buyer already has to pay shipping, the total price they're willing to pay could mean you're only able to sell the item for a few bucks, and that's after upwards of an hour's worth of work spent taking pictures, creating the listing, and shipping the item out (an hour might sound long, but that's about how long it took for me to create a high-quality listing for a leather jacket today).
I could just donate all my clothing, but then I feel like I'm just throwing hundreds of dollars away, and I'm selfish enough to rather just keep the clothes unused in my closet than donate them at that big of a loss (massive poverty complex from my childhood).
I wish I could give them away to friends and family, but that's just not an option. So I'm stuck with a couple hundred dollars' worth of clothing that would take dozens of hours to list and ship (basically netting me minimum wage, which is not a productive use of my time). It's definitely a privilege to have this sort of problem, but for a relatively high-income frugal semi-hoarder, it's a frustrating one. I feel like I'm stuck with this clothing that I have no reason to keep but also no sufficiently compelling incentive to get rid of...aside from the fact that it's taking up valuable and increasingly scarce space in my house.
girl!!!! I've literally been thinking the same exact thing!!! I'm going to try a new approach today. Not be so descriptive with every detail and just try to get them listed. I shall keep you posted....
I fell in love when you did a breakdown of the video at the beginning. Ahh the organization 🦀🦀❤️❤️❤️
THANK YOOOU!, same thing I was thinking one minute into watching the video. Clean, short, and on the point. Felt like I was looking at a table of contents before reading a book .
Me tooo!!!
5 seconds in and I'm a follower. You have a softer voice and not loud and well obnoxious like most youtubers. Stay classy. Bc other youtuber try to hard in my opinion.
I've watched so many of these but your video is by far the most thorough. You cleared up a lot of my confusion on the various platforms. 😊
3 years later and these are still gems 💎
Thanks for the tips! So helpful! I’m excited to start selling my clothes now 😊 One question I had hoped you would explore is when to decide if you’d like to label an item as “free” shipping or charge for shipping? Do you have a preference or notice a trend in the marketplace in terms of shipping?
Here selling my clothes during quarantine because I gained 30 pounds🥲😭
Awwww happened to many of us
Same. Size 5-7 jeans don’t fit me and just bought like 6 pairs from Fashion Nova during their 4th of July sale, size 10. 😩
Thank you for having this video for EVERYONE and stating it
LOL within seconds I thought she's in NY with those sounds
Same 😂
why lol? It’s the same with every city
No one ever talks about how to advertise clothes you can’t fit or if you don’t want to be photographed at all.
You can use a mannequin or dummy. Even the one that looks like a plastic mould of chest and just slightly clip that piece of clothing at the back.
Rubyrain Thomas I just learned about flat lay technique. Thank you!!
Jolanta Olek true, true I just don’t wanna spend the extra money 😂😩
People tend to buy things that are being worn by a person because then you can see how it fits. But you can use a dummy as well
@@ThriftedDadHat just use a sheet on the floor or flat settling and a plain/wall background ..And a nice angle
starting watching your videos with your apartment tour because I'm moving into a studio apartment... now I'm watching your closet cleaning videos to procrastinate cleaning my own closet before I move into said studio 😆
First time to your channel. You provided an organized & great overview on selling, platforms & how-to's. I subbed and liked & will definitely recommend to my friends!
Her voice is so calming
here during quarantine to sell my clothes
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Mel Baq abahaha
+1
I’m selling my jewelry
@ makayla11doiron
me and my mom have no clue to selling clothes. but she has tons and tons of clothes that she has kept in great condition so i started researching on how to sell clothes online. thanks for puttin this up :)
I love your chill tone and this video has a ton of information!
Hi Carrie, this video came so in handy. At the beginning of August I did a good decluter on my wardrobe and I would love to sell some never worn pieces. Thanks for sharing your tips! Now I need to sort out how I'm going to sell them because in Portugal it's a bit different. Thank you and have a good weekend! 😊😙
What’s the best place to make sales? I want an app or website that actually have people who buy clothes I don’t wanna be dormant
No clear cut answer there honestly
@@Sammy-vl7mx hey could you talk more about your experience using mercari? any drawbacks?
ive sold 40 items on depop first month
Daisy Acevedo what do you usually sell?
@@daisyacevedo8109 still waiting on that answer daisy 🥲
Loooove how organized the video is! Thank you!
Hi can you tell me where are the good apps to sell new (with tags) clothes for women and how much do they charge?
Thank you
Nice video
I love the way you edit, keep up the good work!!
Nice job. Good tips. However, I know you talked about the actual ads...and pics...like lighting and quality and things like that but I do have a question. I watched just one other video from a girl that sold her unwanted clothing. She modeled the clothes and used a tripod with the self-photo feature. The things I want to sell no longer fit me so that isn't an option in my case. So what do you recommend I do?
i know its been months but what I do is shape the clothing to fit more accurately (ex: creating a waist or emphasizing the straight fit) or find a reference photo of a model wearing it :)
WOW WELL DONE VIDEO!!!! love, love love your information and really appreciate all the work you put into this video.
SUBSCRIBED AND LIKED!
mercari is also really good for reselling!
Buy from Thredup! I've had so much success purchasing, I bought 6 things i remember coming through Anthropologie while I worked there, and it was so fun to finally own them, although a few seasons later :) i have never sold with them thought.
Thanks for the info. I'm not necessarily planning to sell any of my clothes, but do plan on selling the stock full of my momma's and sisters old clothes. Figured instead of dropping it all off at Goodwill I might as well make a profit out of it and pitch my 2¢ in to help them get they $ back and get a cut myself.
Anyways, thanks again for the informative video and you just got yourself a new subscriber 😉👍.
They also have a Crossroads in Sacramento.
great info. This vid is what I found when looking for Depop which is new to me.
When you “pay with depop” and then click “buyer pays for shipping” does the price you later write out include the shipping for them or no?
no, it doesnt. i usually just write under neath "shipping is $10"
i thrift a lot of my clothes new with tags but end up taking the tag off thinking i’ll keep it but then never wear, is it okay to still sell this as new never worn?
Yeah that’s cool
I see many sellers post items like this as “new without tags” or “NWOT” :). Hope that helps!
I have 7 trash bags full of....SHIRTS...that aren't useful, so I keep them until the end of every april and may because they're garage sales, and I sell my things for ¢50 and if they're like a pretty good expensive brand like nike- american eagle- old navy or something like that. I sell them for 70% less than what the original price was when I bought them, then by the end of the garage sales I put the really old things in a big box for free and sometime give my -nicer older clothes to a girl in my class who really poor... IT ACTUALLY MAKES A DECENT AMOUNT OF MONEY!
Detailed and straight to the point love it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes indeed
i was wondering is depop a good place to sell trifted vintage ceramics (like cups, vases etc.) or would you recommend a different place?
*gorgeous editing* on this, by the way
eBay is good for that.
And try using natural lighting for the photos!! Really makes me more trusting when it comes to colors 🌈🌈
Your voice is so soothing
This was super informative!
You’re lovely to listen to 🥰 and you’ve got great info!
Hey, really appreciate this. To the point and cover most topics.. thank you!
Love the editing on this video so much! Very useful tips, thank you! 🌟
FYI donating clothing often just makes money for the place you donate them too. Most thrift shops are for profit, even the ones that are “charity” poor people still have to buy those items from them often even for more then it’s worth!
This is great. Do you dry clean them before you sell
Super detailed video! Thank you! I think I'm going to go with FB Marketplace because a lot of my clothes aren't "luxurious" haha.
Hey, would you have advices for someone who does know nothing about reselling, idk how to start, what to start, i'd appreciate it, have a good day
Awesome tutorial! Thank you very much. your description helped me to save a lot of time researching these sites.
Do you think it’s smart for me to place my items on multiple apps?
I don't have any experience, but I think you should sell it on one site and add another one every week or so
I think you’ll probably run into trouble if you’re listing the same item on multiple shops. I’d take an item off one app before trying to sell it on another. I know you commented 3 months ago so idk how helpful this is 😂
I'm here to learn how to sell and what's the best site.
I love how you just get to the point lol
What font did you use & did you download it from a font website or pay for it?
Poshmark also has a check option as well. But direct deposit has worked well for me. Sometimes it will take like 3 days to hit your account.
Thanks for the info. Short, sweet and informative.
Thredup is awful. They take your stuff. Charge you to go through it and then charge you to return the items they isn’t want otherwise they keep them and try to sell them .. for themselves if you don’t pay for them to be returned. I’ve literally gotten .38 for a silk dress by a well known designer. It’s a total wracket. I’d def stay away from thredup. You basically are giving them clothes to sell for themselves and you end up with Pennie’s or have to pay a bill to them for sorting your stuff
What if you intend on reselling replicas of luxury brands, with those replicas being made of high quality materials also? Where could I sell them and the pricing?
This was super helpful! Thank you so much :)
I’m going to start out selling online that’s for the information.Your video was help full .
i saw ur thumbnails and knew I had to subscribe...
That was so, so helpful! Thank you!
Really good video! I’m much more informed on what to do!
Those white trainers you showed at 2:55 where are they from please?
hi! they’re adidas ultraboosts
What if you can't fit the clothes? They wouldn't be able to see how the items would fit?
WHERE is her tshirt from-
I tried crossroads but had a hard start with them. Won't use them. I sell on eBay
Hey, would you have advices for someone who does know nothing about reselling, idk how to start, what to start, i'd appreciate it, have a good day
what does direct deposit mean? is that payment through a debit card?
It means the money is deposited directly into your bank account.
CrossRoad’s trade in is the clothing version of GameStop
lmfao
I wanna try designing clothes and shoes but I don't know how I should sell them. Should i purchase different sizes then customize them or buy them in my size them customize them and sell them in that size? Thanks :)
SAMEEE 😭
First do one size if all goes well then start customizing for different sizes
carrie, I love this video!! :) great advice
I don't know where can I find the place of selling used clothes in america lol . Can s.o tell me please ?
You are very informative and I enjoyed your presentation! Thank you!
This was such a good video. Thx for the info! :)
thank you for your help!
hello i am from saudi arabia i want to sell my clothes do you think i can do this thing while i am not in america?? and what you suggect
.in ksa people do not my used clothes
Do you have instagram?
@@spicykola4301 yes. Kmd.sk8
If you know what brand it's from, should you put that on the listing?
i’d say if its name brand then yes
I'm going to get into selling 💯❣️👛🛍️📸
great video !
Jesus... Ur voice is so euphoric and soothing lol
This video was great! Very informative - thank you :)
Where could I sell pre teen clothes?
Another mail in is Thrift +
thank you carrie very nice informative video! x
Really great info thank you!
What lipstick and shade did you use?
Bethany Engel hi! this is NYX’s lip pencil in “ever” - my all time favorite!
@@CarrieCarrollo thank you...I will buy it, looks great on you!
Do you have to pay for the shipping the items?
No, you just have to know how much is it and then tell the customer to send you the shipping money too.
All of the stuff I want to sell is from 2000 😤 it’s all gonna be hard to sell
Gurl i think its fine its aesthetic
some early 2000’s trends are coming back, but as long as your photos look aesthetic, then i’m sure some people would like to buy it :)
the tag for that is called y2k popular aesthetic on depop
Depop is where to sell for older retro kind of clothes.
Y2K
thank you!
Great video, thanks
I wish I could use depop ( sorry for spelling I have no idea how you spell it ) it’s not available in my region :( But really Awesome video really helpful
Need a place to sell vintage
❤️❤️❤️❤️
poshmark is not in working in my country i tried depop but im very inpatient
Nice! Thank you. ;o)
Just wanted to say if your shit is beat up and no one would wear it, don't donate it either! Trash it and save the people that have to sift through donations some time.
Thats my job please don't donate garbage just recycle it!
New subscriber
My depop is angexyc ❤️❤️❤️
i made an insta account & depop for selling cute stuff i dont wear anymore to see how it went. depop.com/jaderiv
just started so no traffic yet but we'll see !
i bought designer clothes and later realized i hate them i payed 1700 euro😭 and i cant sell them
i hate my life 😟
Very nice video. Great presentation. Thanks.
I tried Depop and the post office lost a package I was shipping to a buyer and Depop had ME refund the buyer from my own money- which kind of turned me off to selling on there tbh
thank you soooo much for this vid!! i just subbed :)
btw my depop is @strawwberri :)
New sub...👍👜🛍️👜📸👜👜👜👜🔔🤩