HI, I'M CHYNNA

Hi, I'm Chyna. I have made almost $14 just this month. So let's talk about it. The top question I get is, how did I Depop reselling clothes? Do I have? So let's just jump into it. Um, I didn't start reselling clothes until this year and I didn't start taking it more seriously until like one or two months ago when I started hauls with you. Were literally asking me to buy of me. And I didn't start thrifting with the intent of, but I've gotten to the point now where my closet's basically full. Um, but I shop and I so of course those deals along to others. So as far as supplies that get started on Depop. Minimal. My biggest recommendation is to order some poly bags, selling mostly clothes. So I have two sizes. I have this little purple size, and then I have the larger pink poly bags. Off of Amazon, but TikTok shop has a bunch ones as well. I picked these cause I love and they were the cheapest. The next item I purchased fairly recently was my thermal printer, me to print at home, on these bags, I can just drop the items post office without in line or use the kiosk. And I kiosk. And that's been a total game changer. So the upfront cost of that is about $50. Here on TikTok, I'll link it here. Um, and then these $15, I believe, for pack. And then, um, 10 or 12 50 pack. And then, um, I intentionally keep my prices extremely low on Depop, had so many sales. I would say I probably honestly just break even at this point. On paper it looks like I'm making a lot of money doing this but I really factor in fees that Depop has, the supplies and my time that goes into sourcing it that way. I love thrifting, and I love sharing those finds with you and making y'all's day. The money, but there's definitely made reselling. I just personally do it for I have a full time. So this is very much just hustle of mine. Some more tips that I have. So I also sell pairs of shoes and those are really hard to cause I don't those in poly. Also make sure have a couple boxes on hand. Like Amazon boxes we have from shipments that we house. I don't purchase specific boxes for. As far as the photos I I don't have any special setup. Clothes on a I'll usually try to like steam they're extremely wrinkly. Um, just so a better idea of the clothes sit. But I also of the clothes TikTok, helps with my because people can see how it and if it's actually wear. That helps me a lot. Something I also didn't realize, but rightfully so. People love to know the measurements of specific clothes, specifically men's clothes. Lot of DMs asking for measurements. I don't normally put measurements in my description. Send those if someone ask. Also I think what helps attribute to my um, over 60 five star reviews on there is I ship out next day. So I'm very fortunate. And that I work at a post office. Break I usually will just like BOP over and ship next day. And so that with people feeling their orders really fast. I know getting office can be a hassle, it definitely helps and make sure extra mile get it shipped quick. But yeah, overall on Depop is a super easy platform. Their customer service is amazing. Couple issues here and there and they're super responsive and helpful. Never sold anywhere again, I'm pretty new to this. I don't consider myself an expert. Very very much reselling clothes. I think the barrier to entry to sell on Depop is so I also sell own personal clothes that I've purchased on there and I find super easy and and again, the customer service on Depop is super. So I would totally recommend setting up an account and just starting on there. Of fun and super easy. Also, just another I think so success on Depop is because I love and clothes I clothes I think so I think that just kinda branding of everything. And again, it's genuinely love. All of these tips help someone out and thanks for watching, like always.