13 Best Men’s Clothing Brands that Sell on eBay

You know women’s clothes are a huge reseller on eBay. Millions of women’s clothing are listed on eBay and sold every day. But what about men’s clothing? Do men’s clothes sell on eBay? The answer is yes. It might be because men are searching for that piece of clothing they’ve had for years that is now worn out or because they don’t worry as much about having to try it on. Many resellers just search for women’s clothing, leaving the margins for men’s clothing massive. Continue reading to find out which men’s brands that sell and you should be buying to resell!

• List of men’s brands that sell
• Why research is important
• MSRP doesn’t matter
• Encouragement to continue listing

If you are new to eBay, check out my post How To Start Selling on eBay in 12 Easy Steps!

If you are wanting to make some extra cash reselling clothes on eBay, men’s clothing is a great option. In this article, you will find 13 men’s brands that you can find at your local thrift store to make a profit.

Finding the items that turn into money making flips on eBay are so fun and make you want to keep searching! The best moment is when you hear “Cha Ching” from your eBay app and you realize that item you bought for $1 sold for $25. Yay! If you don’t do research on brands to resell, you might have them listed for years. Continue reading to find some men’s brands that sell and are great for reselling.

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13 men’s brands that sell on eBay

Champion / Average Hoodie Resell: $40-55

Supreme / Average T-Shirt Resell: $20-40

Adidas / Average Jacket Resell: $10-30

KITH / Average Shirt Resell: $40-110

Nike / Average Shirt Resell: $10-20

The North Face / Average Jacket Resell: $30-50

Jordan / Average Shoe Resell: $30-200

Harley Davidson / Average Shirt Resell: $10-25

Levi / Average Jean Resell: $25-40

Ralph Lauren / Average Shirt Resell: $15-25

Carhartt / Average Hoodie Resell: $15-30

Zara / Average Jacket Resell: $30-50

Loudmouth / Average Shorts Resell: $30-60

High MSRP doesn’t mean high resell value

If you find an item new with the tags for $130, you’re probably thinking cha-ching, right? No. Just because it has an expensive price tag does not mean it will sell for even $5. The eBay market is a wide range not depending on the price paid.

For example, in women’s clothes Micheal Kors purses always sell for high. But Micheal Kors clothes sell for very cheap. Even though the price tag on the shirt says $88, be prepared to list it for $12.99. This is why it is so important to do research at the garage sale or thrift store you are at so you don’t even up with hundreds of dollars in clothes that won’t sell.

Research is one of the most important steps to buying and reselling.

How to do research: Type in your item in the search bar on eBay. Then go to “Filter” and then to “Completed Listings”

That is where you find out how much your item is selling for. Don’t be fooled if you see 50 listings didn’t sell for $10 but one sold for $50. You’re looking for the average selling price. If 45/50 listings sold in the past month for more than $20 or so, it might be a good investment depending on how much you can buy it for.

eBay encouragement

Don’t give up. Sometimes you will get upset because an angry buyer wants to return an item, or you may not make as much as you wanted on an item that sold. The more you sell, the more you figure out what works for you. 

• Don’t invest too much on each item, because you make money at the buy.
• List items just a little more than what they have been selling for. Then don’t be afraid to put a sale on them in a month.
• Keep your inventory organized as you list. This is key to selling on eBay. Check it out: How to Organize your eBay Inventory
• Ship items that sell during the day every night. Don’t put it off until the morning. Check it out: How to Ship Items on eBay
• Keep your shipping cost low, this is how you make more.
• Retake your pictures and change up your title if your items are not selling. Check it out: How to Take Good Pictures

One thing to remember: if you don’t list, you don’t last. The more you list on eBay = the more you sell = the more you make. So don’t give up! Keep listing because eBay works.

Why do you love selling on eBay?

What is your best flip so far?

What’s your favorite brand to look for?

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