Flyp: Sell Your Clothes

How do you know if your old clothes should be passed along or simply discarded? All of us have t-shirts or pants and other clothing that we don't wear anymore. It might be cause we don't fit them, or since we just stopped liking them. Regardless of the reason why we do not use them, the problem is what we should finish with them now. Here are some things to consider when attempting to decide what to do with your old clothing

When you must sell your old clothes

Sell your old clothing if you have never ever used them. Clothes that has never ever been used has a like new worth, even if it is a couple of years old. If you have kept the items too long to return them to the shop, selling is an excellent way to get at least a few of your refund. Why not sell the clothes that simply never ever fit you?

You can also offer clothing that did fit you, however you did not wear often. Perhaps a fancy gown or a tuxedo, that you most likely will not use once again, would make a fine sale product. If they are still in good condition, even though you used them a couple of times, there is no factor why they can't be resold.

When not to sell your old clothes.

On the other hand, you may have clothes that are damaged. Just throw the item away or use it as a rag.

Missing out on buttons, damaged zippers, and ruined joints are more factors not to attempt and sell your old clothes. If the old clothing you have are dingy from age, they might not deserve a sale attempt either. Put these items together for a contribution to a clothes drive, or simply eliminate them.

Now you know when to sell, and when to just provide it away. Have a look at your old clothes and see what you might be able to offer with the flyp app


How do you understand if your old clothes should be passed along or just thrown away? Here are some things to think about when attempting to choose what to do with your old clothes

Offer your old clothes if you have never ever worn them. Clothes that has never been used has a like brand-new worth, even if it is a couple of years old. Missing buttons, broken zippers, and destroyed joints are more reasons not to try and offer your old clothing.