I have sold a few things and my DD sells quite a bit as a little side gig.

The best thing you can do is to look at at the recent comps to what you are selling. I generally look at the 'sold' items but sometimes at things that are still for available sale.

IMO (and DD's too), the better sellers give great info such as measurements of clothing (inseams, bust pit to pit, sleeve length, shoulder, hip). You get the idea.

Be as accurate with description and condition as possible and please don't sell anything with heavy fabric softener scents. Take several good photos with a neutral background.

Tell people your clothing is from a non-smoking (or pet-free) home as applicable.

Poshmark will provide you a postage paid label for items up to 5 lbs. If you need to ship something heavier, you have to state that and a different label will be sent, with extra postage taken from your profits I think.

If you have other questions, please feel free to ask.

I’ve sold, and bought, on Poshmart. Everything Outsideplaying said about listing is true.

Plus! Remember you are selling used items. Do not price too high.

@OutsidePlaying Are you saying that Poshmark pays for the postage?

Woodrose, I think the customer pays Poshmark directly and you get the item cost minus Poshmark''s cut of the profit. Poshmark just gives you the shipping label. At least that's what I think I understood when reading on their website.

OP, that is correct. buyer pays shipping.

poshmark gets their cut and they deduct income tax so u do not have to claim it on your taxes.

i have sold quite a few things. knick knacks, clothes, purses....

take good pics, give measurements, and 'share' often. that is how your things get seen.

all good advice above^^.

OK, so here I am to bring a reference to the number of people that I have encountered at the Salvation Army store who are picking out the best of what they find and reselling it. In my limited time I have spent there, I have encountered a number of people doing this. If I have personally spoken with this number of resell shoppers in that time, there must be many more that are buying that I dont encounter. They are selling on Poshmark.

What a lot of work and hassle shipping and recieving all of that stuff!!!!

Claudia, my DD has this process down to a science. She works as a Nurse Practitioner, is single, and makes enough (and then some) to cover a good car payment every month. It isn’t for everyone for sure, but she is very organized and accomplishes it very quickly. Very rarely has to make a physical trip to the Post Office. She knows the brands that sell, buys higher end brands as a general rule. Sure she sometimes has things that don’t sell but generally she has only paid $2-5 for an item and those go back to the thrift store.