I think this is due to the number of vintage and second-owner pieces that are sold, where the actual dimensions of the sweater might not match its original NWT (new with tags) version. Of all the platforms, Poshmark postings require the most detail in terms of listing item measurements and sizes. For example, I listed and sold my Uniqlo coats in August & September, and my Sperry rain boots sold in less than five days in October. I’ve had items take 3+ months to sell, and others take only 4 days. There isn’t a ton of rhyme or reason to speed of sale. Brands like: Reformation, Aritzia, Uniqlo, and Everlane sell well, just to name a few. So far, I’ve had a decent experience selling mid-range pieces. Items you list are organized in your “closet”, which is like a profile that displays all your items, available and sold. Poshmark is a mobile app-based marketplace for women’s, men’s and children’s apparel along with home goods, a recent addition.

I’ll mainly focus on the experience as a seller, but will add in buyer notes when applicable.

Facebook & Instagram BST (not to be confused with FB Marketplace)Īnd all this, of course, with a final comparison table at the end of the post.

The platforms I’m covering in this post are: General

My sales inventory has mainly consisted of clothing and accessories, including luxury handbags, shoes, outdoor activewear, occasion dresses, and daily staples.

Over the years, I’ve sold clothing on the following platforms and apps: Poshmark, Mercari, Ebay and Thredup, along with a few niche marketplaces – each with its own strengths and weaknesses. If you’re interested in selling your gently used (or perhaps, even new) clothes but don’t know where to start, this guide is for you. That is, the wave of mass KonMari-ing of closets everywhere as people declutter their homes in the spirit of “new year, new me”.

Now that the holiday sales rush is over, we get a little breather until the start of the next wave. Last updated on February 22nd, 2023 at 10:04 pm

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