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Selling clothes you no longer want

  • 29-06-2013 03:45PM
    #1
    IvaBigWun2
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 19 ✭


    As opposed to hiving them to a charity shop.

    Ive a good few jackets, jeans and shirts that I no longer wear but they're not exactly Pennys finest, Id have spent a fair few quid on them. Is there anywhere who pays for good clothing brands like this along the same lines of Chapters paying for books?


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  • #2
    dodderangler
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    Il take a second hand pair of socks.


  • #3
    Sunnyisland
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    done deal,ebay.


  • #4
    Chucken
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    realies wrote: »
    done deal,ebay.


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  • #6
    Grayson
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    realies wrote: »
    done deal,ebay.

    There's a huge amount on ebay. It's especially popular for baby clothes. People buy job lots of them and then sell them on again a couple of months later when the baby is too big.

    Shoes too. Lots of women tend to buy designer ones cheaper there and then sell them on after they've worn them a few times.

    As for the rest, you can probably sell anything you want there.


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  • #7
    paddy147
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    IvaBigWun2 wrote: »
    As opposed to hiving them to a charity shop.

    Ive a good few jackets, jeans and shirts that I no longer wear but they're not exactly Pennys finest, Id have spent a fair few quid on them. Is there anywhere who pays for good clothing brands like this along the same lines of Chapters paying for books?


    A black bin bag of clothes get you around 4 euro 50 cents in any of those clothes shops that exchnage clothes and books for cash.

    Its based on the weight of the bag and not the cost of the clothes in the bag.


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