Today’s women’s fashion “re-commerce” websites are certainly no bargain bins. Sites like Poshmark, Tradesy, The Real Real, and ThredFlip are re-selling used—sorry, make that “pre-worn”—haute couture, and even pieces from upscale outlets such as J. Crew, like nobody’s business.

So if you were afraid you’d be browsing past flimsy fashion rejects at these sites, think again. Turns out that women are busily recycling couture gloriousness, making it available to others at much cheaper prices—and turning those Chanel and Saint Laurent dreams into reality for buyers.

You can now buy and sell fashionable “repeats” using the awesome sites below.

Poshmark-App-LogoPoshmark

Shop…Sell…Style…Party! Poshmark is an app that provides a super shopping experience for buyers and sellers alike. Not only have they created an easy way to find fashions, but offer Posh Parties and a community for fashionistas everywhere. With Poshmark, you’ll fall in love with your closet…again.

 

 

tradesyTradesy 
You can buy and sell used women’s clothing on this site as long as it is clean. They do not have a restriction on brand names. You simply take a picture of the clothes you are selling and ship it out. The company pays for all shipping costs. You can also set a price for your item!

 

therealrealThe Real Real
Consignment online store that sells used items mainly luxury items. You can sell your used clothing (men and women), shoes, jewelry and certain house hold products.They will pay for you to ship your items in. They will photograph and list your items for you on the site. You will make 60% as a beginning member/seller. Then it will be 70% if you sell more than $7,000 a year. You an also earn an addition $100 with their referral program. Get $25 credit upon sign up to spend!

 

threadflipThreadFlip
Members must create a store front. As a member you will have your own personalized store that you can promote. You can post pictures of used items even new ones with tags. They take care of sorting, photography etc. ThreadFlip will collect a 20% commission and sellers will earn 80% of what they list the item for.

 

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