Looking for a way to earn some extra money? Been enjoying the shops a bit too much, and now you you want to get rid of them? Make some money & make room for a new wardrobe refresh!

There are millions of people out there obsessed with buying vintage and second hand clothes. Well, we have come up with a list of the best places where you can make easy money selling your old clothes!

Now you’ve made the decision to get rid of your old wardrobe. Instead of gathering up your unwanted bits and dropping them all off at the charity shop, why not make some extra cash and sell them all online.

Selling anything online can get a little complicated. But to avoid any stress and nightmares, make sure you do the following. You’ll be thanking us later, when you’re laughing all the way to the bank.

I know, you want to earn millions from your old clothes. But the only way they’re going to sell is if they’re priced fairly. Check other similar items online, and price closely to them. Bare in mind condition of the item will impact price.

If you don’t want to let an item go too cheap, you can always list it a little higher, and you might get a surprise offer. But if things don’t sell, try reducing it after a few weeks, so you can still get some money for your unwanted wardrobe clutter.

Make sure to note the brand name of your clothing item, this is what people are interested in when searching for their next vintage or used clothing buy! Any features that aren’t obvious in the photos? Mention it! The more info the better.

First off, always take a photo and mention clearly the size of the item. And If you’re listing an item that feels different to the size on the label, mention it! It’ll make sure your buyer knows exactly what they’re getting, before they spend their money and you post it out.

When listing your old clothes, be honest and accurate about your description. If you don’t, you’re only making a problem for yourself, and you’ll probably get it returned to you. Costing you time, money and effort. Unsure on what to point out? Check out similar listings, and use them as a template.

Wherever you’re selling your clothes, you’ll want to take the best pictures you can. Make them presentable, and take photographs in good bright light, displaying the item carefully. Take photos of the front, back, any details, branding, labels. And importantly take photos of any damages or wear and tear to the item. Always better to be honest and open, before the buyer spends their money. As we keep saying, the last thing you want is to deal with a return.

You’ll want to charge postage on your listings. To make sure you aren’t out of pocket when you end up at the post office, weigh your item, and look at how big the parcel might be before listing. Check prices at the Post Office or courier websites before sending. Save yourself the hassle of leaving yourself out of pocket for postage.

We pulled out our Top Picks on where to make some cash for your old clothes. But there will always be millions of other places to choose from, have a Google and see what suits you best.

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