what is the best way to sell used clothes, shoes, and purses?

natalie: what is the best way to sell used clothes, shoes, and purses?
I have so many clothes, shoes and purses that I never wear anymore. Most are very gently used and some have never even been used with the tags still on them. And a lot of them are designer brands, so I want to get my moneys worth out of them.
I know I won’t make anything from a gargage sale-so thats out of the question.
I have tried selling on eBay, but there are so many things on there that its hard for items to sell, and the selling fees can become pricey after a handful of things; so if the item doesn’t sell for more than $ 10, eBay’s not really worth it either.
I’ve heard of Craiglists but I think I have too much stuff, unless I put it in lots.
I need the extra money to help pay off my student loans and my wedding loan. And I don’t know where else is a good, safe place to sell lots of my used clothes. Please help :o) Thanks so much!

Answers and Views:

Answer by Angelbaby7
newspaper, yard sale, consignment shop,

Answer by K S
EBAY!! if there that cute, ull be rich!!!
best answer

Answer by Esmerelda
Consignment shops. They do the work, you get the bucks and they deal in the pricier stuff.

Answer by winston1smith
Sorry for you but I am somewhat pessimistic about this idea.
For, the market is literally saturated with clothes, owing to the huge China’s offer. Coincidence makes that I live at Troyes, France, at this time. Troyes is the home of French textile and clothing industry and I can see, everyday, that this market is experiencing hard time. We are reaching a level at which used clothes are sometimes sold at the price of the brand new!

Take a look on Ebay about clothes, purses and accessories and you’ll see that bidders are not numerous and that prices are rather low. In France, today, you may find a lot of very good stuff (i.e. Levi’s jeans, Lacoste and Ralph Lauren clothes) in very good condition for prices ranging from 1 to 10 Euros in Emaus’ charity depots. The same is true about Emaus’ U.S. counterpart, Salvation Army.

If you are in U.S., the most obvious way I see is yard sales, though it will be hard to make money that way, anyways.

Answer by jimmybond
i know for sure there is Friday Fair where used clothes r sold in UK. maybe u start one today.