How to Make Money Reselling Clothes on Vinted: A Beginner's Guide

Want to make money reselling clothes on Vinted? You don't need a physical shop, a huge budget or hundreds of items to get started.

With the right wholesale clothing, good photographs, accurate descriptions and sensible pricing, you can start building a clothing reselling business from home.

For many UK beginners, buying clothing in bulk and selling individual pieces on marketplaces such as Vinted, Depop and eBay can be a simple way to test the resale market.

In this guide, we'll show you how to get started, where to source clothing, how to choose a clothing bundle, how to price your items and how to give yourself the best chance of making a profit.

Is Reselling Clothes on Vinted Worth It?

Vinted is one of the platforms many UK clothing sellers use to sell second-hand and pre-owned fashion.

The biggest advantage for beginners is that you can start small.

You don't need a warehouse full of clothing. You can start with a single 5kg clothing bundle, sort your stock, photograph the best pieces and gradually learn what your customers want.

The basic model is simple:

Buy wholesale → Sort your clothes → List individual items → Make sales → Reinvest your profits

However, successful reselling isn't simply about buying cheap clothes and putting them online.

You need to understand your stock, research prices, create good listings and manage your costs.

Step 1: Decide How Much You Want to Invest

Before buying your first wholesale clothing bundle, decide how much money you're comfortable putting into stock.

Starting small can be a smart way to learn.

For example, N&H Vintage Clothing currently offers a 5kg Mixed Clothing Bundle | Grade A & B | Men's & Women's Wholesale Clothes for £20. It can be an affordable entry point for someone who wants to test clothing reselling without making a large initial investment.

The bundle contains approximately 15–20 items depending on garment weight and fabric type, with a mix of men's and women's clothing.

Why start with a smaller bundle?

It allows you to learn:

• What brands and styles sell

• What prices buyers accept

• Which sizes attract interest

• How long it takes to list your stock

• How much profit you can potentially make

• Which types of clothing you want to specialise in

Your first bundle should be treated as both stock and market research.

Step 2: Choose the Right Wholesale Clothing Bundle

Not every clothing bundle is the same.

Before buying, consider:

• Your budget

• Clothing condition

• Men's or women's stock

• Mixed or specific brands

• Whether you want vintage or modern clothing

• Whether you're targeting Vinted, Depop, eBay or another marketplace

• How much time you have available to photograph and list the items

At N&H Vintage Clothing, there are currently five 5kg options available, giving new and experienced resellers different ways to source their stock.

1. £20 — 5kg Mixed Grade A & B Clothing Bundle

If you're looking for the lowest-cost way to test your reselling business, the 5kg Mixed Clothing Bundle | Grade A & B | Men's & Women's Wholesale Clothes is a starting option.

It contains approximately 15–20 mixed men's and women's garments, with a combination of Grade A and Grade B stock. Items can include T-shirts, shirts, jeans, trousers, dresses, skirts, knitwear, hoodies, jackets, coats and more.

Price: £20

This could suit:

• New Vinted sellers

• Budget resellers

• Beginners testing the market

• Upcycling businesses

• Sellers who want to experiment with different clothing categories

2. £40 — 5kg Grade A+ Mixed Clothing Bundle

If condition is particularly important to you, the Grade A+ Mixed Clothing 5kg Bag | Men's & Women's Wholesale Clothes offers a higher-grade mixed option.

The bundle contains approximately 15–20 items and includes a varied selection of men's and women's clothing. Items can include T-shirts, shirts, dresses, jeans, trousers, knitwear, hoodies, jackets, coats and more.

Price: £40

This option could be suitable if you're looking for:

• Grade A+ wholesale clothing

• Mixed men's and women's stock

• Vinted inventory

• Depop stock

• eBay inventory

• Boutique or market stock

Because specific brands, colours, sizes and styles aren't guaranteed, remember that every bundle is unique.

3. £40 — 5kg Next Grade A+ Clothing Bundle

If you'd rather sell a specific high-street brand instead of receiving a mixed-brand bundle, the Next Clothing 5kg Bag Grade A+ | Premium Wholesale Bundle could be the option for you.

The bundle contains approximately 15–20 items and is described by N&H Vintage Clothing as 100% genuine Next clothing, with no other brands included. It includes a mix of men's and women's clothing and can contain seasonal garments.

Price: £40

Garments may include:

• T-Shirts

• Shirts

• Blouses

• Jeans

• Trousers

• Dresses

• Skirts

• Knitwear

• Jumpers

• Hoodies

• Jackets

• Coats

• Cardigans

• Shorts

If your Vinted customers specifically search for Next, a dedicated branded bundle can make your stock selection easier to organise.

4. £55 — 5kg M&S Grade A+ Clothing Bundle

Another branded option is the M&S Clothing 5kg Bag Grade A+ | Premium Wholesale Bundle.

This bundle is 100% Marks & Spencer branded clothing and contains approximately 15–20 items depending on garment weight and fabric type. It includes a mixed selection of men's and women's clothing.

Price: £55

Possible garments include:

• Shirts

• Blouses

• T-Shirts

• Jeans

• Trousers

• Dresses

• Skirts

• Knitwear

• Jumpers

• Cardigans

• Coats

• Jackets

This can be particularly useful if you want to build listings around one recognisable brand rather than sorting through a completely mixed selection.

5. £55 — 5kg New With Tags Clothing Bundle

For resellers who want brand-new stock, N&H Vintage Clothing also offers a New With Tags Clothing Wholesale 5kg Bundle | Mixed Brands Men's & Women's Clothing.

The current catalogue price is £55.

This bundle contains approximately 10–15 brand-new tagged or bagged items, with original tags attached. It includes a mixed selection of men's and women's clothing, with different sizes, styles and seasonal pieces.

Possible items include:

• Tops

• T-Shirts

• Shirts

• Dresses

• Jeans

• Trousers

• Skirts

• Jumpers

• Knitwear

• Cardigans

• Jackets

• Coats

• Casualwear

• Smartwear

Specific brands aren't guaranteed because the bundles contain a varied selection of available stock.

For a reseller, however, brand-new tagged clothing can give you another type of inventory to test alongside pre-owned stock.

Step 3: Sort Your Clothing Before Listing

When your bundle arrives, don't immediately photograph everything.

Take some time to sort your stock.

Create separate categories:

Best Resale Pieces

Put branded, desirable or particularly attractive items aside first.

Everyday Resale Stock

These are pieces that may sell at lower prices but can still contribute to your overall profit.

Items That Need Preparation

Some garments may benefit from steaming, cleaning or other preparation before being photographed and listed.

Items With Defects

Inspect your clothes carefully.

Look for:

• Stains

• Holes

• Missing buttons

• Broken zips

• Fading

• Marks

• Excessive wear

• Damage

• Odours

If something has a noticeable flaw, don't hide it.

Take a photograph and describe it accurately.

Being transparent with buyers is important when building a long-term resale business.

Step 4: Research Before You Price

One of the biggest mistakes beginners make is pricing clothing based purely on guesswork.

Before listing an item, research similar products.

Consider:

• Brand

• Item type

• Size

• Condition

• Colour

• Style

• Season

• Similar listings

• Current buyer demand

Don't automatically copy the most expensive listing you see.

A high asking price doesn't necessarily mean the item will sell for that amount.

Your objective is to find a price that gives you a reasonable opportunity to sell while still leaving room for profit.

Step 5: Take Better Photos

Your photographs are one of the most important parts of your Vinted listing.

You don't need an expensive camera.

A smartphone can produce excellent results if you use good lighting and a clean background.

Try to show:

• The complete garment

• Front and back

• Brand label

• Size label

• Important details

• Fabric or design details

• Any imperfections

Natural daylight can work particularly well.

Keep your background simple so the clothing remains the focus.

Step 6: Write Listings That Buyers Understand

A good listing doesn't need to be complicated.

Include the information a buyer actually needs.

For example:

Brand: Next
Item: Women's knit jumper
Size: UK 12
Condition: Very good condition
Colour: Cream
Style: Casual knitwear

Then describe any additional features.

Avoid stuffing your description with unrelated keywords.

Instead, make your listing accurate, useful and easy to understand.

Step 7: Calculate Your Potential Profit

Let's say you purchase a £40 5kg bundle and receive 15 sellable pieces.

Your average stock cost would be approximately:

£40 ÷ 15 = £2.67 per item

If you sell individual pieces for more than your average item cost, you have the potential to generate a gross margin.

For example, if you eventually sold 15 items for an average of £10 each:

15 × £10 = £150 sales

Against £40 of initial stock:

£150 − £40 = £110 gross difference

This is only an illustration, not a guaranteed result.

Your actual results will depend on the garments you receive, selling prices, unsold stock, platform costs, packaging, postage and other business expenses.

That's why you should track your real numbers.

Step 8: Reinvest Into More Stock

Once you've made some sales, don't feel that you have to spend all your profits.

A simple approach is:

Buy stock → List → Sell → Calculate profit → Reinvest → Grow

As you gain experience, you'll start to understand which clothing categories perform best for you.

You may discover that branded clothing sells faster for your audience.

Or perhaps dresses, jackets, knitwear or jeans perform particularly well.

Your sales data should influence what you buy next.

Which N&H Clothing Bundle Should You Choose?

If you're unsure where to start, here's a simple comparison:

All five options give you a different way to test and build your clothing reselling business.

Can You Make a Full-Time Income Reselling Clothes?

Some people grow clothing reselling into a serious business, but there is no guaranteed income.

Your results will depend on:

• Your sourcing costs

• The stock you receive

• Your selling prices

• Demand

• Listing quality

• Photography

• How quickly you list

• How consistently you sell

• Your operating costs

• How effectively you reinvest

Don't focus only on how much money you can make from one bundle.

Focus on building a repeatable system.

If you can consistently source suitable stock, create good listings, make sales and reinvest intelligently, you can gradually build a larger inventory and customer base.

7 Tips for New Vinted Resellers

1. Start small

Don't spend more than you're comfortable investing.

2. Photograph everything properly

Good photographs can make your listings look considerably more professional.

3. Research your prices

Don't guess what buyers will pay.

4. Be honest about condition

Accurate descriptions help build trust.

5. List consistently

A growing number of quality listings gives buyers more opportunities to find your products.

6. Track your numbers

Record what you spend, what you sell and your actual profit.

7. Reinvest strategically

Once you understand what sells, put some of your profits back into stock that matches your market.

Start Your Clothing Reselling Journey With N&H Vintage Clothing

Starting a Vinted reselling business doesn't have to mean buying hundreds of kilograms of clothing.

You can start with a single 5kg wholesale clothing bundle, learn the market and build from there.

Whether you're looking for an affordable £20 Grade A & B mixed bundle, a £40 Grade A+ mixed bundle, £40 Next branded stock, £55 M&S stock, or £65 New With Tags clothing, N&H Vintage Clothing offers different options for UK resellers.

Buy smart. List consistently. Learn what sells. Reinvest and grow.

Ready to start?

Explore N&H Vintage Clothing's wholesale clothing bundles and choose the 5kg bundle that's right for your reselling journey.

Please note: Resale profits are not guaranteed. Results vary depending on stock, condition, demand, pricing, platform costs and other business expenses. Specific brands, colours, sizes and styles may vary by bundle where stated.