I have a ton of my daughter’s outgrown clothing. What is the best way to list them individual pieces, seasonal lots, item lots. I am honestly getting over run with bags of 2t and 3t clothing. I have 3 nieces and a granddaughter all older than her so I get bags and bags of clothes each time she goes up a size.
Thanks
Karen
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mommysbazaar Reputation: 12 See mommysbazaar's booth |
I list them all different ways, small lots 7-8 pieces. Large lots 15-20 pieces. I also sell them as individual pieces or as an outfit. My clothes always sell quickly no matter how I list them. :) I keep the same sizes together as well as by season. I have a 2 year old & 3 year old niece and would love to see what you have. Would you be able to give me an idea of how much you want if you sell them as lots? Thank you so much! I’m heading over to your booth to take a look around. :)
Stacie
Me And My Sweet Peas Boutique
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MeAndMySweetPeas Reputation: 12 See MeAndMySweetPeas' booth |
I think it depends on what it is and what brand it is. I usually put the non name brand clothing, t shirts, and items that show any kind of wear at all in lots. The stuff he never wore, name brand and looks new stuff I will list each item alone.
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PhoenixResale Reputation: 219 See PhoenixResale's booth |
If individual listings earn no results then reconsider selling in Lots for best results
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
I agree with PhoenixResale on this one! When listing individually, I list the items that are in excellent condition. Often, I even try selling sets as opposed to just 1 shirt.
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ShopaholicTreasures Reputation: 18 See ShopaholicTreasures' booth |
Thank you for your thoughts. I managed to photograph all the 3t stuff today so I am going to figure out some lots and get them listed.
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mommysbazaar Reputation: 12 See mommysbazaar's booth |
try to interact with parents and retailers through social media groups you can easily found parents and retailer groups on FB and other social platforms
or check [URL removed] [URL removed] for more ideas.
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