Reselling clothes evidence: 42 quotes from 11 creators

“over 10 plus years of being full-time resellers”

“Jonah went part-time so that he could help me with the business. And it's been going really, really well.”

“We quit our traditional jobs and built a flexible work-from-home life around reselling thrifted clothing online.”

“These are the kinds of items that pay my bills, help me to go from a side hustle to a full-time income”

“These are the types of items that allow me to take my reselling from a side hustle to a full-time business and build a life that I actually love.”

“These are the types of items that allowed me to go from a side hustle to a full-time business and build a life that I actually enjoy.”

“only reason I have this office is because I needed more space. I started having employees.”

“I'm going to be going over my sales as a full-time reseller on sites that I sell on, which are eBay, Poshmark, and Dep Depot.”

“Every single week, I come on and share what's selling in my full-time reselling business.”

“Like I can literally just sell clothes and just live. Like every day I can wake up and just do clothes.”

“you can start and grow your very own reselling side hustle and business, too.”

“I started a reselling side hustle when I was in college. I was working two part-time jobs and I scaled it to a business that's done a million dollars in all time sales.”

“your money into your bank account, you have to transfer it from your wallet to your bank, which can take up to 5 days.”

“It's cool that you can make good money on the side, especially with the economy that we have right now, with minimal-ish effort, you know?”

“I'm a part-time reseller. My full-time job is teaching high school choir.”

“I do teach high school choir and that is what I do August through May and then in the summer months I resell as much as I can,”

“Even if you do Boosting, Boosting is um, I believe 12% fees”

“So, that made my earnings on Poshmark with the 20% fees $20.”

“I sold a Gudun shoen floral printed organic cotton cardigan for $50. I grabbed that at the Family Thrift Center outlet for $2.50. that sold for 50. My earnings were 40.”

“Pure profit, zero selling fees, completely unvinted as we all know.”

“but you don't pay fees as a seller.”

“you throw it on Vinted, and you know, you can make eight bucks. You know, there's no fees on there.”

“still, to this day, and knock on wood, Vinted is not taking seller fees”

“We choose to do this as a [music] job rather than a normal corporate 9-5 because it gives us the freedom and the flexibility that we need to live our lives.”

“you got to get up, you got to go, you got to get into the car, and you got to find the items, and you got to make money.”

“A lot to fit in the car, a lot of stuff. It's getting more difficult to find.”

“You can make a few thousand bucks like we did today at like a very leisurely pace.”

“we went to the Goodwill bins, came home with 45 pieces, spent $90 total.”

“So, we ended up coming home with right around 55 pieces, $110 spent.”

“we ended up coming home with right around 45 pieces. So, 90 bucks spent.”

“in under 40 minutes including drive time, we're like $500 right here”

“They sold within like a day or two for a full price, $24.95.”

“We listed this one and sold in like one day for 40 bucks.”

“as of October 2026, Vinted does not allow commercial reselling on standard US accounts. This includes buying second-hand items specifically to flip for profit.”

“Always, guys, when you post something that immediately gets a lot of interest or something that's obviously has a really high sell-through rate on it, don't accept the first offer.”

“So, you can accidentally price yourself out of sales if you're not careful and pricing competitively is a strategy that I use to be able to sell more items that I otherwise wouldn't pick up.”

“but you don't pay fees as a seller.”

“So, that made my earnings on Poshmark with the 20% fees $20.”

“still, to this day, and knock on wood, Vinted is not taking seller fees”

“this right here is going to give you dependable income steady over and over and over. It's just a grind.”

“And obviously in the summer it can like, you know, ruin your business when no one buys anything and it's slow moving.”

“We choose to do this as a [music] job rather than a normal corporate 9-5 because it gives us the freedom and the flexibility that we need to live our lives.”