For sales that are under $15, the company charges a flat fee of $2.95. When about why she’s stayed so loyal to the platform when there’s a myriad of other suitable options on the market, her response was two-fold: Seller support and low percentages, when it came time for Poshmark to take its cut. I’ve seen her so candidly state she’s done with an item and decide to post it, within minutes. With more than a thousand followers and growing, she has been using the platform for years, creating a consistent cycle in her wardrobe. I didn’t quite understand the appeal of Poshmark until talking to one of my best friends, who swears by the site. (Pro tip: Just be sure to get seller protection to cover all your bases.) Poshmark From the time you arrive on the homepage, you’re inundated with information, but if you follow all of their prompts when selling, the process is relatively straightforward. However, to be fair if you’re not already a part of the platform’s fashion community or you don’t know where to start, it can seem a bit overwhelming. Today it remains one of the most popular ways to list items you no longer want. Kim Kardashian was even selling pieces from her own wardrobe on the website back in the mid-2000s. Ebay is the ultimate marketplace for secondhand goods. They say that if it’s not broken don’t fix it. If You Prefer Selling on an Online Marketplace At that point, you’ll be able to arrange an item pickup, letting Farfetch take care of the rest. All you have to do is snap a few pictures of your bag, upload them to the website, and wait to receive your quote. With this initiative the multi-label brand encourages shoppers to clear space in their closet by selling your designer purse for credit. Current season items may be the retailer’s bread and butter, but they have a fully stacked pre-owned section and second-life handbag service, too.

One thing about Farfetch, the company’s going to give consumers everything they never knew they needed in a luxury fashion and beauty experience. One of the things that sets the platform apart from the rest is their ability to provide you an estimate, instantly - which means you no longer have to wait to know how much your items are worth. Then you should mention any wear, tear and blemishes that could impact the quote. The step-by-step process allows you to trade and sell your pieces by identifying items using their image-recognition technology or a guided search. But on the opposite side of the coin, it’s proven to be a great platform for sellers, too. From clothing and shoes to jewelry and watches, the resale site has a good amount of product for shoppers to peruse. (And for those who live in Florida, if you prefer that their team come to you, just sit back and select their white glove pickup service at your convenience.) Rebagĭespite what its name suggests, Rebag’s offers more than just handbags and purses. Your second option is to set up a virtual appointment with one of Fashionphile’s skilled procurement specialists. From there, you can expect to receive a quote via email in two to three business days. All you have to do is take pictures of the bag from all angles, uploading them to the site and making note of any spots, scratches, stains etc. The first and most popular route is to submit your item for a quote, online. Its expansive secondhand and vintage offering aside, the e-tailer has a quite seamless selling process that allows you to trade in styles that no longer spark joy. If you’re the type of person who likes to sport a new designer bag (or two) every season, Fashionphile is a name you should have on your radar. Extending the life cycle of designer bags like Bottega Veneta, Loewe, Saint Laurent, The Row and more, this initiative is a great way to embrace current trends on a budget without committing long term. The newly launched Fwrd Buyback program encourages customers to think more responsibly when it comes to bringing pieces into their wardrobe by exchanging past purchases of up to one year in for site credit, which equates to 50 percent of the item’s retail price.

Known by most as Revolve’s chicer, older sister, Fwrd is the latest retailer to announce its venture into resale. While Depop has become the general go-to (even for the next era of fan merch), you want to consider what item you are selling and the best audience of customers for that item. Recently, a host of new online marketplaces has popped up to sell your old wares. Photo-Illustration: by The Cut Photo: Courtesy of Fwrd

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