1. Make a listing worth opening
Use your own clear photographs in natural light. Include front and back views, the brand and size labels and close-ups of wear. Name the actual item in the title. In the description, explain fit, fabric and any repairs or missing parts. Measurements are more useful than guessing that every brand’s medium fits the same way.
2. Set a price that works after postage
Check a tracked carrier service using the packed weight and dimensions. Include that postage cost in your listed price and in any offer you accept. Flogor shows its buyer service fee separately. Keep the packaging cost in mind when deciding the lowest offer you can accept.
3. Keep questions, dispatch and records tidy
Answer buyer questions in messages and review offers in your workspace. Once the order is paid and trading is available, use its order page for dispatch and tracking. The print centre prepares packing slips and prints carrier PDFs you have already bought. PDF statements and CSV records help you keep a separate record of sales and bank payouts.
A few useful answers.
What should a clothes listing title include?
Use the real brand if known, the item type and the labelled size. Add a useful detail such as colour or material when accurate.
Is tracked postage included in the Flogor item price?
Sellers must include tracked postage in their item and accepted-offer prices. A buyer service fee is shown separately.