Sometimes it feels like doing the hard work of creating a quality, detailed listing with a good description and lots of quality photos doesn't pay off. When you sell one-off items, being so through when creating a listing can take a serious amount of time, and you may wonder if it is worth it. It may seem those who are using stock photos are selling more, but they they may just have sales just because they are larger sellers, or are promoted/more visible, not because buyers somehow prefer stock photos.
Fact is, your listings are great! Speaking as an occasional clothing buyer, your listings are exactly what I look for. You give multiple photos of the actual item (back, front, details etc), and you include measurements! Some clothing sellers refuse to do this, for whatever reason, and they are probably costing themselves sales because of it (sizes are not standardized and are nothing more than vague suggestions, objective measurements are what matter when it comes to fit). You even spell out what the fabric content is in the description, and show the tag with care instructions. Truly a great job, above and beyond!
By being so through and giving measurements, using your own quality photos etc. you are also increasing customer satisfaction and minimizing returns. Huge sellers can easily absorb the cost of returns and survive tons of negative feedback. Small sellers can't. By doing an excellent job with your listings, you are helping to protect what you earn and protecting your reputation. I wouldn't change what you are doing.
(Using stock photos for your clothes can also result in VeRo strikes from the manufacturers who took the stock photos, which is something you absolutely want to avoid!)
