How to Sell Your Clothes Online So That You Actually Make Some Money

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thredUp

Our office can't stop raving about this one. Digital Director Lauren Matthews sells all of her clothes on thredUP. “It’s so easy,” she says. “They send you a prepaid bag, you fill it up, then they handle photographing and selling everything, so you just sit back and see what sells.”

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Etsy

Etsy is a marketplace that specializes in the sales and purchases of handmade and vintage items. You can manage your orders, chat with buyers, and buy and print discounted postage for a super smooth experience. When you sell an item, keep in mind that there’s a small commission and processing fees you’ll need to pay the site.

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eBay

The buying and selling site we know and love has been a go-to for years. If you want to sell your clothes (or anything, really) all you have to do is set up an eBay account, choose a starting price, and watch people make bids on your item. Or you can use the “Buy-It-Now” option and sell it for a fixed price. There’s also an opportunity to use both methods at once, and see what people will offer on the clothing. You can purchase one of their labels or ship on your own.

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The RealReal

If you have luxury items to sell, Bergamotto recommends heading to The Real Real. The online consignment shop will pick up your items (yes, they come to your home!), but you can also ship it directly to them or visit one of their Luxury Consignment Offices for a free valuation. From there, experts evaluate, photograph, price, and sell your items for you. Once your item is sold, they guarantee you’ll pocket up to 85% of the profits.

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Kidizen

Moms, meet your new best friend. Kidizen is the top-rated kids' clothing app, and it allows you to sell hand-me-downs. All you have to do is set up your “shop,” promote your pieces, and send it off. But you might find it tough to resist buying accessories, books, toys, and shoes while you're browsing.

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Poshmark

All of my friends rely on selling their clothes through Poshmark. They give you a prepaid shipping label, making it simple to pack and track your package as it goes off to the buyer. Their app also has a social media component, so you can follow friends and sign up for "Posh Parties," where you can sell your stuff in a flash.

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Tradesy

This site takes the hassle out of selling your clothes. Just snap a photo, share it on Tradesy, and it’s up for the world to see. Select from a Tradesy USPS priority label, a full shipping kit (complete with a box and shipping label), or use your own stuff to send it to the lucky buyer. Returns are shipped back to them, and you'll still get to keep what you earned in the sale. Now that's what we call a win-win scenario.

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