Clothes Entreprenezrs At The Ready!

Don’t be a reckless throwaway when it comes to sorting out the closet to make room for the winter knitwear. Let others bag a bargain while you make quick cash by selling your 2015 spring and summer wardrobe over the net. Of course there is always Ebay, but look beyond the closet and see the potential of the clothes being sold over other sites.Return to Earn is one of the most basic sites in terms of it’s layout and the service it provides, which is fifty pence per kilo if you just want to sell your clothes for cash. Preloved is the place to go if you want to place a free ad as the site says ‘earn a few £££s’ by selling your clothes to others, but it also goes further and offers a community blog for fashion lovers to discuss ‘fashion through the decades’ and more personal issues if the occasion calls for it. There yellow pages are basically a directory of a handy guide on how to set-up your account and how to create a profile. Vinted is also a site that praises itself on the same ideas of ‘making friends’ while you swap and sell clothes.

There cool blue pages include advice on how to set up a free posting and account as the company strive to carry out their mission to ‘make second hand the #1 choice worldwide’. All in all, these three sites allow you to be able to sell and buy clothes at affordable prices. For something more mainstream, other than Ebay, turn to ASOS Marketplace and ‘open your own boutique’, as ASOS help you set up your own shop online. What needs to be noted though is ASOS do get commission for every item you sell.  Shopify also allows you to build your market shop. It offers a fourteen day trial period, so there is not harm in exploring the site and taking advantage of the guides they provide to help build your own online store. High Fashion Society offers a stylish platform for you to sell your more luxurious goods across an international platform, which allows for more people to have a chance to buy your clothing. Furthermore, it’s trendy layout is more inviting for customers than your average Ebay welcome page. The catch to this website would be the slightly higher commission they charge for you using their services.

All in all, whether you want to make a few extra pounds whilst detoxing your wardrobes, or whether you want to get a more lucrative deal over a more higher end marketplace, these are just a few of the websites you need open on your tabs page if you want to become an entrepreneur in selling clothes.

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