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Listing Photo Advice for Gently Used Clothes and Shoes?

I'm wondering what others do as far as taking photos of gently used clothing and shoes for listings in order to make sure that they are the most successful/accurate? I'm hoping to list some items soon, but I'm not sure what kinds of photos I should take to generate buyer interest and to help stave off INAD claims. What are the best approaches to item photos/descriptions others have used?

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Listing Photo Advice for Gently Used Clothes and Shoes?

@bananahmartin A few tips...

 

Take more photos than just front/back of an item. If it's a top take close-ups to show any pilling, especially along the side/underarm area. If it's pants take a closeup of the hem if there's any discoloration.

 

Describe any flaws, fading, pilling, etc in detail. Don't just say "good condition" and leave it at that. If there's a tear in the seam or a spot try to fix it before listing and make sure it's still worth listing.

 

Take measurements - lots of them!

 

If an item has been altered or hemmed make a note of it. If an item has shrunk in the wash make a note of it.

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