![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-a-shopping-expert-three-little-known-tricks-to-make-up-to-1000-from-your-wardrobe/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/gm_26-07_treasure-trove_op-1.jpg&description=TREASURE TROVE I'm a shopping expert – three little-known tricks to make up to £1,000 from your wardrobe SELLING your old clothes is a great way to earn extra cash, but you could make even more money by following these little-known tricks. With a growing number of apps and websites for selling clothes, making money from your wardrobe has never been easier. 1 Lisa Talbot shares some little-known tips on how to make money on second-hand sites But it can be difficult to know if you're making the most profit from your unwanted possession, or if there's more you could try. Shopping expert and award-winning personal stylist Lisa Talbot has helped her clients make more than £1,000 from their second-hand clothes through apps like Vinted. It comes as shoppers are turning to cheaper ways to update their wardrobe due to a cost of living crunch. Sellers can make varying amounts of cash from selling their old clothes, from a bit of extra change to hundreds of pounds, like Depop expert Jade Pawsey. We picked Lisa's brains to reveal three little-known tricks that you can try when selling online. Flaws and all It might be a little counter-intuitive, but Lisa said it's important to be upfront about any faults with the item you're trying to sell. This could be a stain, a spot of wear and tear or a bit discolouration. She said: "Photograph as much as you can, the back and front of the garment, size labels and brand labels. "If there is a flaw, take a photo and show that as well." Being upfront about any faults makes it less likely that you'll get complaints from a potential buyer. If someone is happy with your service, not only are they more likely to buy from you again, there is also more of a chance they will leave a good review. A bank of good reviews means that people are more likely to buy from you in the future. Colours and prints It seems pretty obvious, but having a nice photo of the clothes on your page is more likely to get you a deal. While it's pretty well-known that the b){kind=link}
SELLING your old clothes is a great way to earn extra cash, but you could make even more money by following these little-known tricks.
With a growing number of apps and websites for selling clothes, making money from your wardrobe has never been easier.
But it can be difficult to know if you’re making the most profit from your unwanted possession, or if there’s more you could try.
Shopping expert and award-winning personal stylist Lisa Talbot has helped her clients make more than £1,000 from their second-hand clothes through apps like Vinted.
It comes as shoppers are turning to cheaper ways to update their wardrobe due to a cost of living crunch.