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8 best apps to sell your clothes online in 2024
Monetize your closet cleanout with these convenient apps
Selling clothes and accessories online has become incredibly convenient, thanks to mobile apps. Not too long ago, thrift stores, vintage shops, and consignment shops were the only options. Now, we have apps that handle the listing, managing, and selling of items with ease. These apps help you connect with a global market and buyers with diverse style aesthetics. Plus, they automate payments, shipping labels, and other key processes for simplicity.
Attention, foldable fanatics: These bizarre, brazen jeans have a custom Galaxy Z Flip3 pocket
And they do away with almost every other pocket
Samsung is wrong about pockets. Plain wrong. Its Australian division has teamed up with Swedish brand Dr. Denim for some "Limited Edition" jeans for the tech conglomerate's compact, foldable Galaxy Z Flip3. And they are wrong. About. Pockets.
Amazon is getting all up in your sock drawer with its newest app feature
Amazon Closets takes the clothes you already own and, unsurprisingly, suggests more clothes
Amazon wants you to buy pretty much everything on its site, from shoes to ships to ceiling wax. But especially the shoes, at least with the latest update to the Android shopping app. It brings support for a new Amazon Closet feature, which is kind of like a Pandora recommendation system for clothing. Closet appears to be an entirely new element of the mobile app, not to be confused with Amazon Prime Wardrobe. It's essentially a more targetted version of Amazon's buying recommendation system, which scans your previous clothing purchases to tailor (geddit?) recommendations based on your personal style, price range, and presumably other factors.
I've bought a fair bit of clothing on Amazon, but it's almost entirely workout gear, so the outfit ideas that the app is generating are pretty much nothing except gym clothes. If you're not happy with the results based on your Amazon purchase history, you can manually add clothing items from Amazon's store listings.According to the changelog, Closet is available in the US only at the time of writing. You can find it in the side menu, under Programs and Features>See All Programs>Closet. (You may have to scroll down a bit.)[EMBED_APP]https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.mShop.android.shopping[/EMBED_APP]
Spring, the fashion shopping application that launched on iOS several months ago, is now available on Android devices as well. The service isn't focused on social sharing, instead billing itself as an e-commerce and aiming first and foremost to make it easier to shop 700+ men's and women's fashion brands. It has exclusives, sales (sometimes), an easy check-out experience, and it handles customer service for orders instead of directing you to the brands. And this isn't your whim-of-the-day start-up. According to Forbes, Spring has kept a 100% retention on all of its launch brands, is adding more every week, and has now secured $25 Million in funding to grow its business and hire more people beyond its current 45 employees.