New year, new wardrobe. If your closet needs some serious decluttering, selling your clothes online is a great alternative to throwing them away.
In fact, as long as you stick to decent selling apps and platforms, flipping old clothing is one of those underrated, unique side hustles that can actually earn you a good chunk of change. Plus, everybody loves to reduce, reuse, and recycle.
With that said, here are the top 3 platforms as of January 2026 for selling used clothes:
| Gig App | Specialty | Selling Fee | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clothing | 20% ($2.95 if under $15) | ||
| Designer clothing | Usually 12%, but $10 if under $83 and $2,000 if over $16,667 | ||
| Secondhand goods | None | ||
| General (all items) | 10% or $0.80 minimum per order | ||
| Designer clothing | 40%–75% | ||
| Clothing | 20%–97% | ||
| Secondhand goods | 10% | ||
| Clothing | 10%, plus 3.3% + $0.45 | ||
| Luxury goods | 20%–70% | ||
| Designer handbags | None | ||
| Designer clothing | 9% | ||
| General (all items) | Varies by item type | ||
| Handmade items | 6.5% | ||