Circle Of Friends Sold Second-Hand Clothes. After 90, The Girl Made A Lot Of Money.

Friends are people who know each other, so it's easier to make a deal than the Internet flea market.

After buying and buying

In the circle of friends, "sell, sell, sell".

At the age of 23, Xiao he worked in a network company in Jinhua. He was a net shopping man. He used to buy food online.

Xiao He has many clothes, and he has entered the "cold palace" several times. He feels wasteful and tries to resell it online. "At first, I thought no one wanted to, but I did not expect to sell it at once."

Therefore, buying clothes and selling clothes became a hobby of Xiao He.

"This year, I saw a friend in Hangzhou selling old clothes in my circle of friends, taking pictures of myself as a model, uploading and asking," she asked. "She sold well."

So Xiao He fought from the flea market on the Internet.

"Last month to now, I have sold some old clothes, or clothes and bags that I do not like, and I have probably recovered over 6300 yuan."

Xiao He said.

How to sell second-hand clothes?

There are many tricks.

Where is Xiaohe

Selling second-hand goods has attracted many friends to join in, many of whom are 80 or 70.

She also built a WeChat group to join the group to discuss and deal with it.

How to sell in the circle of friends?

"The pfer of second-hand goods must be cheap or the brand name of value preservation."

Xiao He concluded: "my second-hand clothes, shoes and bags.

They are very new and the price is 100~200 yuan, so we are happy to pick up such a bargain. "

Miss Lin started learning how to sell secondhand, but she never sold it.

Later, after communicating in the group, it was found that the clothes sold in the season were better than those sold in season. The bags were better than the shoes. The clothes in the season could be sold together with the season. "I tried it, and I sold two cotton padded jacket last year and a sweater inside."

She summed up the experience: selling old shoes must be washed, and the sole should be cleaned.

As for bags, the drum can be wrapped so that the shape of the bag can be seen. "The angle is more than the beat point, and everything inside the bag needs to be patted in place."

Another Zhang, Miss Zhang, took pictures of each of the clothes himself, and introduced it in detail.

Miss Zhang also reminded us not to use the beauty map tool. "If you sell after PS, you must return the goods when you see the goods are not right."

Others feel that they can't afford to lose this person.

Miss Tao at the beginning of the year was embarrassed to sell second-hand goods in her circle of friends. "It seems that everyone feels that I have no money or lack of money."

Later, Miss Tao looked at why he often published, and he wanted to try it out. "If you send it to a friend circle, you will have friends to ask if there is an economic crisis. There are friends who say so stingy that old clothes can be donated."

Miss Tao said: "it is very environmentally friendly and can make the best use of the clothes that people do not wear to the people they want. There are many second-hand clothing stores abroad."

Miss Ma, who worked in TV station, bought a ZARA cotton padded jacket at the price of 200 yuan postage in her circle of friends. She thought it was worth it: "modern clothes will not be worn as old as before, and they are generally eight or nine new.

The brand new is eight hundred or nine hundred yuan, so buying second-hand is definitely cost-effective.

However, many people can not accept second-hand clothing and bags. They think that people are not healthy enough to go through the use. They might as well buy new ones.

"I remember a drama called bankruptcy sister. Two women were very poor. They went to second-hand stores to wash clothes and trousers."

Miss Lu, after 80, smiled and said she could not afford to lose this person.

However, Miss ho is very insistent on the second hand resale and thinks that there is demand before supply: "I am in contact with some places, can I provide a venue, and I want to hold a secondhand clothing flea market."