Upgrade your wardrobe for less when you shop for second-hand clothing. From designer clothing to preloved prom dresses, we round up some of the top second-hand clothing apps so you can dress for less.
Depop
Depop is one of the largest second-hand clothing apps in the UK. From jeans and jumpers to dresses, bags, shoes, and more, you’ll find just what you’re looking for at impressive prices.
What you need to know about selling on Depop:
There is no selling fee for those in the UK.
Tracked postage is an available option for sellers.
Sellers will receive money for sold items within 10 working days after the item has been purchased.
Sellers can view upcoming payments in the selling hub section of their account.
What you need to know about buying on Depop:
Buyers will be charged a shipping fee.
Buyers in the UK will be charged a marketing fee calculated on your purchase(s).
There is a dedicated sale section for those wishing to save even more on second-hand purchases.
Shop their brands section to find second-hand designer items.
Vinted
Find everything from second-hand designer clothing, to homeware, beauty electronics, and more, when you shop at Vinted. Since 2008, Vinted has been helping rehome pre-loved clothing for a fraction of the cost.
What you need to know about selling on Vinted:
It’s free to sell items on Vinted.
Shipping costs are paid for by the purchaser with a prepaid shipping label.
Sellers can pay to ‘bump’ their listings for more visibility.
What you need to know about buying on Vinted:
Buyers will be charged a small fee for each of their purchases.
Buyers pay for their chosen postage service.
Buyers can pay an additional small fee when purchasing second-hand designer items to be verified by experts.
Enjoy a voucher when you invite a friend to Vinted and save on your next purchase of at least £15.
Shop eBay’s dedicated fashion section to bag some serious savings on second-hand clothing. You’ll be able to browse all things fashion, from women’s, men’s and kids’ clothing, to handbags, jewellery, footwear, and more.
What you need to know about selling on eBay:
Sellers will be charged a small fee per listing.
Sellers set shipping costs.
eBay identifies unreliable buyers to help protect sellers.
Sellers can block unreliable buyers from purchasing from them.
Sellers can opt for an authenticity guarantee for designer items free of charge.
What you need to know about buying on eBay:
Tracking options are available.
eBay may place a buying limit on your account if you have not paid on time on past orders, preventing you from making more purchases.
Keep your eye out for seasonal sales where in the past we’ve seen discounts of up to 20% on all fashion items.
Facebook Marketplace
At Facebook Marketplace, discover an impressive range of pre-loved clothing, electronics, homeware, toys, and more. Whether it’s an affordable wedding dress you’re looking for, or selling a pre-loved prom dress, Facebook Marketplace has got you covered.
What you need to know about selling on Facebook Marketplace:
It is free to sell on Facebook Marketplace.
Sellers can mark their listings as available, pending, sold, and dispatched.
When you mark your listing as sold, all individuals interested will be notified.
You are not permitted to sell medical or healthcare-related products on Facebook Marketplace.
If your listing violates any Facebook Marketplace policies, it will not be approved.
What you need to know about buying on Facebook Marketplace:
View sellers' profiles to view their other listings and reviews they have received.
Most Facebook Marketplace items are collection only, although there are delivery options available for select items.
Consider sellers that are local to you so collection is easier.
Request a certificate of authenticity for designer items before you buy.
Thrift+
At Thrift+, whatever items of clothing you’re selling, they’ll do it all. Enjoy a stress-free second-hand shopping experience and save while you do. Whether it’s verified designer items, wedding guest occasionwear, or something for your everyday wardrobe, you’ll find it.
What you need to know about selling on Thrift+
To sell with Thrift+, simply send your items in a Thrift+ bag and they will sort, photograph, list, pack, and ship your items once sold.
Thrift+ bags cost £1.50 each.
For each item you sell, a portion will be taken by Thrift+ based on the price (you can find more information about this in the dedicated fees section on the Thrift+ website).
The price of your items will be determined by Thrift+.
Choose between automatically getting money for sales paid to your preferred bank account or in the form of Thrift+ credits.
What you need to know about buying on Thrift+
All orders all eligible for tracked shipping and are covered by Thrift+ guarantee.
Standard shipping costs £3.50 and express shipping costs £7.95 for UK orders.
Orders that have not arrived within 15 working days are eligible for a refund.
Returns can be made within 30 days of making your purchase.
Keep an eye out for seasonal sales. In the past, our money-saving experts have seen discounts of up to 30% off everything.
I’m Layla, the home and garden editor, and I started working at MyVoucherCodes in November 2022. I have always loved to write, especially after getting my degree in English Literature and Creative Writing, and since getting my own place, I’ve gotten stuck into all things home and garden.
When I’m not writing about saving money on homely purchases, I’m either sitting with my head in a new book, painting a piece of art for my walls, or binge-watching an interior design programme on Netflix. I love to get inspiration and transform my space, usually with the help of a few Pinterest boards and a couple of tins of paint.
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