Buy and sell men's clothing, shoes and watches

• Ask for measurements, not just the size label. Brands size differently: chest width and length for shirts, waist and inseam for jeans, insole length in centimetres for shoes.
• Check collars, cuffs and underarms for stains and wear, zips and buttons for damage, and the seams for loose threads.
• For sneakers, look at the sole wear pattern, the heel counter (inside the heel) and the insole. Wear there says more than the upper.
• For watches, check that it keeps time, that the crown and buttons work, and whether the strap is original. Ask for the box and warranty card for branded watches.
• Be careful with premium brands sold far below the usual resale price. Compare stitching, logos and labels with photos on the brand's own site.

• Wash or clean the item first and photograph it on a hanger or flat on a plain surface in daylight.
• Add a photo of the size label and the brand tag, plus close-ups of any mark or wear.
• Give measurements in the description. It saves questions and returns.
• Unworn items with tags are worth saying so in the title.

• Clothes lose most of their value the first time they are worn; age matters less than condition after that.
• Branded sneakers and watches in good condition with the box can sell for a much larger share of their price than shirts or jeans.
• Bundling several everyday items of the same size often sells faster than listing them one by one.

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• Counterfeit branded shoes and watches presented as originals. Ask for the bill or buy only at a price that makes sense for a copy.
• Buyers asking you to send the item first and pay later, or to pay a "delivery charge" to receive their payment.

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