Best way to sell golf clothes

[ephmen]

Lost a bunch of weight and have great stuff some with logos some not to sell… Where/how to sell? Extra points for minimal hassle

[BuffaloTim]

The BST here?

[jds101086]

Somewhere like Plato’s closet if you don’t want the hassle of shipping individual items.

Edited July 22, 2024 by jds101086

[95124hacker]

Poshmark 

[ephmen]

Why Poshmark vs Ebay. Is there anyone that will take the whole lot and sell for me (for a fee)?

[third-times-a-charm]

Give it to goodwill and consider it a donation and amazing that you've achieved such positive weight loss results.

 

Selling used clothing for pennies on the dollar is a huge pain in the you know what. If you feel you must do it, try selling lots of shirts like 5 at a time for $80 or something on here to other golfers where there will be less of a chance someone hassling you.

 

GL

[jlevitt9]

4 hours ago, third-times-a-charm said:

Give it to goodwill and consider it a donation and amazing that you've achieved such positive weight loss results.

 

Selling used clothing for pennies on the dollar is a huge pain in the you know what. If you feel you must do it, try selling lots of shirts like 5 at a time for $80 or something on here to other golfers where there will be less of a chance someone hassling you.

 

GL

This. Bundle them for a low price, like $10-$15 a shirt and get ride of them, or give to goodwill. 

[cardia10]

I bundle them here in lots of 10. I usually have 12-15 so just throw the extras in for free. I price them cheaper than thrift stores as making enough to buy a wedge or a couple dozen balls is usually better than giving them away for me.

[Tzoid]

If the clothes you have are "Top Quality Brands" and in excellent to like new condition take the photos and list them in the BST. I have personally sold a few dozen shirts ( Peter Millar - Dunning  ) and averaged 30-50 bucks per shirt. 

 

 The cost of the top brands average around $ 80-100 dollars so there are plenty of people that appreciate a deal so just list them in lots of 3 or more so the shipping makes sense.  Logo shirts are a hard sell so maybe donate them for a tax write off. 

Edited July 23, 2024 by Tzoid

[Flip4000]

Depending on what you are selling, ebay is still king for me. When I sell golf clothing I am selling items that are just too nice to really give away, but not expecting to get more than 20-30 for a golf shirt. Golf Jackets and pants seem to have a little more leeway but just having the amount of traffic ebay does usually makes it the easiest method for me.