is Marrkt a reputable seller?

[Oaktavia]

I stay in touch with Adam too on Instagram. He always has a lot to say. I think he just wanted a break from here on the forum. He still reads through threads and refers to them on occasion.

[Bridger]

Has anyone sold stuff through Marrkt? What was your experience? Did it take long to sell?

I have a truckload of stuff to sell and cannot get jazzed enough to list it myself.

[goosehd]

@Bridger We have a marketplace that you can sell your goods. You can always try there.

[Bridger]

Thanks @goosehd.

I have listed a few things on here and never sold a thing and had hardy any bites. My sizes are 30 waist and hemmed jeans, XS jackets and S shirts - so I don't think this helps matters.

The effort to list so many things is also a motivational barrier for me.

[goosehd]

@Bridger I don't know what to tell you then. Maybe try Markkt and see if it works for you by doing a couple of test sales. Only you will be able to tell if their system is more amenable to what you want to accomplish.

Somone else's previous experience may not meet your expectations only leading to disappointment.

[Bridger]

That's good advice @goosehd, thanks!

[Brian]

A fellow 30inch waister

[NickD]

Marrkt are reputable (as I recall they owner used to run the UK Real McCoys setup), but they will take a significant cut - about 40% I think. Personally I'd just list on eBay, but if your time is worth the 40% go ahead.

[T4920]

My only issue with marrkt is their extremely lapse measurements. I've bought IH there confidently as I can check forum threads for accurate sizing info, but with everything else I'm very reluctant to take the risk.

[FelixK]

I have put a few pieces from Drake's on there, and they all sold within the first two weeks. Like @NickD said, 40% is a hard pill to swallow, but if you're based in the UK and have loads of stuff, it might be worth the covenience

[Kasi]

Buy something if I like it. To sell rather not.