I bought this at a charity 20 years ago for my wife for $3,500 and was curious as to how to sell it and what platform to use? Obviously i won’t come close to what i paid for it which is fine. It’s a size 6 but there are no tags indicating that so i added measurements. It’s only been used a handful of times. It is real fur and leather but i don’t have proof of that other than when you feel it it’s obviously not faux. Would you look at this as vintage? Any thoughts on how and where to list it??

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I have 46 listings on Poshmark and I can’t figure out how it works with friends and sharing listings with others in order optimize sales?! I have no idea what I’m doing!!

I’m trying to build my inventory of men’s clothing with quality pieces and a solid STR but I’m not finding enough items! I’m assuming that it’s better to build the business with the best items rather than just buy crap that won’t sell. But here is my question. I can buy dozens of men’s jeans for $4 (Levi, Lee, wrangler) but their sell through rate is 25-28%. Unfortunately i can’t find very many of the BOLO brands with 50%+ to build my inventory! I just started to include women’s clothing but finding similar results! My goal is to make $20 per sale wth jeans, pants etc as my core business and then have a few higher ticket items that take longer to sell but bring higher profits. Am i being unrealistic?

This is a controversial area for many on eBay. But I was given specific direction and reasoning by this eBay employee. He stated that items begin to go stale after only 90 days. He hinted that items appear dormant after 180 days. The only way to combat this is to end the item, REWORK the item and then list it again. The key is to REWORK the item before listing it again. Do NOT simply end and re-list. Use AI to rework the title and description as well as make changes to the Item Specifics and price. Then list the item again. This was something that my son and I were already doing and have been seeing results. We are now more aggressive with the practice by ending items quicker than before. This is now something we do as part of our daily routine. Items no longer become stale as we rework them before they are 180 days old.