Side Hustles and Extra Income5 min read8 June 2026

How to Sell on Vinted: A Complete Beginner's Guide

Vinted has no seller fees and millions of UK users. Here is everything you need to know to start selling.

General information only. This article is for educational purposes and does not constitute financial, debt, legal or regulated advice. Always verify with official sources before acting.

Why Vinted?

Vinted charges no selling fees — unlike eBay which takes a percentage of each sale. Buyers pay a buyer protection fee. For sellers, this means keeping more of what you earn.

Vinted is particularly strong for clothing, shoes, accessories and children's items. It has a very active UK user base.

How to get started

Download the app, create an account, take photos of items on a neutral background and list with an honest description and competitive price. Research what similar items are selling for before listing.

What sells well

Popular brands (Nike, Adidas, Zara, ASOS) sell faster than unbranded items. Good condition is more important than brand. Children's clothing sells quickly due to rapid growth rates. Vintage and Y2K items are popular with younger buyers.

Packaging and postage

Vinted provides an integrated postage label system. You can print labels at home or at a post office. Packaging can be simple — a recycled bag or box. Most items can be sent via Evri or Royal Mail for £2-£5 depending on weight.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there fees on Vinted?

Vinted charges no fees to sellers. Buyers pay a buyer protection fee on each transaction. Your selling price is what you receive.

Do I need to declare Vinted income?

The first £1,000 from selling personal possessions per tax year is covered by the trading allowance and does not need to be declared. Above £1,000, you may need to register as self-employed. GOV.UK has guidance.

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