Plato’s Closet Finds!
I highly recommend going to Plato’s closet (it’s a trendy goodwill!!) but you just have to look for your style because they have so much variety!
Hey everyone! We all love finding amazing deals and unique pieces at Plato's Closet, but have you ever wondered what it takes to actually SELL your clothes there? It’s a great way to 'resycl- your style' and make a little extra cash or get store credit for your next shopping spree! I've been through the process quite a few times, and I've picked up some key insights on what clothes Plato's Closet is really looking for. First and foremost, condition is everything. They are super picky, and for good reason—they only want to resell items that are still in excellent, gently used shape. This means no stains, no rips, no tears, no excessive pilling, and definitely no missing buttons or broken zippers. Every item needs to be freshly laundered and folded neatly. I once brought in a 'long sleeve orange sweater' that had a tiny faded spot, and they passed on it immediately. It taught me to be extra thorough when checking my items! Next, think trendy and in-season. Plato's Closet aims to stock current styles that their customers want to buy right now. So, if you're bringing in winter coats in July, you're probably out of luck. Similarly, super old or outdated styles, even if they're in perfect condition, might not get accepted. They love popular brands that are still relevant. For instance, I've had success selling items from brands like American Eagle, like a 'Green ribbed American Eagle sweater' or an 'American Eagle long sleeve button down jacket' if they're recent styles. What kind of specific items do they look for? Think casual wear, everyday essentials, and popular accessories. 'Cute crewneck' tops are often a hit, especially if they’re from a brand people love. Bodysuits, like a 'Cute maroon bodysuit' or a 'Basic black square neck bodysuit', are also frequently accepted if they're in great condition and a current style. Oversized items, such as an 'Oversized off the shoulder t-shirt', can also do well, depending on current trends. They generally don't take formal wear, business attire, or super cheap fast-fashion brands unless they're practically brand new. My best advice for selling to Plato's Closet is to curate your selection carefully. Don't just dump your entire closet there. Take the time to go through each piece, check its condition, and ask yourself if it's something you'd buy right now. Be realistic – not everything will get accepted, and that's totally fine! It’s all part of the process of decluttering and refreshing your wardrobe. Happy selling, and I hope these tips help you get some cash for your next amazing 'Plato's Closet Finds'!
