Reseller tips
Concrete tips for anyone reselling vintage on Vinted, Whatnot, Depop and eBay: what sells, how to handle photos and pricing, and the mistakes new resellers make. No theory — what we watch resellers do every week.
ResellerWhat to do with unsold vintage inventory: a reseller's exit plan for grade B and leftovers
On a first visit to our bale floor in Bovenkarspel, north of Amsterdam, resellers talk to me about brands, formats and grades. Around the third or fourth visit a different question tends to come up,…
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ResellerVinted Pro or a private account: how your status changes what you buy
The form is the easy part. You enter your business registration number, you get a badge next to your name, and on paper little has changed.
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Reseller5 Mistakes New Vintage Resellers Make (And How to Avoid Them)
At Excellent Vintage in Bovenkarspel we host resellers every week — from someone buying a first half-bag to buyers stocking a shop. Over time you start hearing the same stories. Not about bad…
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ResellerFrom €1,000 to €3,000 a Month Reselling Vintage: An Honest Roadmap
At Excellent Vintage in Bovenkarspel, resellers walk in every week with a version of the same question: I've got about a thousand euros — how do I turn that into a real income? Some of them are…
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ResellerFeaturedHow Much Can You Earn Reselling Vintage Clothing? A Realistic Guide for 2026
The vintage reselling market has exploded over the past few years. Platforms like Vinted, Depop, and Whatnot have made it easier than ever to sell secondhand clothing — and buyers across Europe are ac
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