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3 Ways to Make Money Off Your Old Clothes

Making money is always nice, right?  Especially if all you have to do is get rid of some of your old clothes!  There are several different apps and organizations that are perfect for making a little cash off of clothes you don’t wear or need anymore.  If you’re interested, keep reading to find out how! 🙂

Consignment Shops.  If you have nicer clothes and accessories that you never use anymore, such as designer or high-end brands, you can sell them to these shops for a pretty decent profit!  They’ll then resell it for a higher price, but at least you get a good amount of money back. 

Plato’s Closet.  If you have tons and tons of clothes you want to get rid of instead of just a single item, you can take boxes full of clothes to Plato’s Closet and see what they’ll take off your hands.  Sometimes they’ll send back a lot of what you’re trying to drop off, but other times you’ll make a pretty good profit off of it.

Poshmark.  If you’re looking to both sell some items and purchase some for yourself, Poshmark is the app for you.  You can pick your selling price or even trade other sellers for items you’re interested in like the picture on the right.  You might as well check it out!

I hope this helps you declutter your closet and make some money at the same time!

Chelsea

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Shop Consignment

I can't rave about Second Time Around enough! This consignment shop is all throughout New York City and the East Coast. Now y'all know how much I love my labels but my poor little wallet can't handle big label bucks, so here's the next best thing! Buying from designers is doable and Second Time Around makes it easy. They're stylists are amazing, they really help you find pieces that can upgrade your wardrobe and add growth to your style.

They have locations all over Manhattan! Check out their blog about transitioning your wardrobe from Summer to Fall: http://www.secondtimearound.net/whats-in-season.aspx

Where do you guys go to quench your love for labels?