Vinted, Depop and eBay are all free or nearly free for Australian sellers now, so the best place depends on the clothes and on postage, which can cost more than a cheap top is worth.
Updated 13 Oct 2026
Quick answer:Vinted for everyday high-street clothes and kids' clothes, because the buyer pays postage. Depop for streetwear, Y2K and vintage styles. eBay for branded items people search for by name and size. Facebook Marketplace or Gumtree for bundles and anything not worth posting.
Which platform suits which clothes
Clothes
Best first try
Why
Everyday high-street clothes under $30
Vinted
No selling fee and the buyer pays postage, so cheap items still leave you something
Kids' clothes
Vinted, or a bundle on Facebook Marketplace
Parents buy in bulk and sizes go quickly
Streetwear, Y2K and vintage
Depop
Younger, style-led buyers who pay more for the look
Branded items people search for
eBay
Buyers search by brand, model and size
Big bags of mixed clothes
Facebook Marketplace or Gumtree
Local pick-up means no postage
Postage decides a lot
A small parcel with Australia Post costs $11.70 up to 500 g in your own packaging. On eBay, Depop and Etsy you set the postage, so either the buyer pays it on top or it comes out of your price. On Vinted the buyer always pays it. That's why Vinted is often the best place for cheaper clothes, and why bundles and local pick-up make sense for anything worth less than the postage. See the postage guide.
Fees, in short
Vinted: no selling fee; the buyer pays a Vinted fee of usually 5% + $1.20. Vinted fees
Depop: no selling fee since 22 Jul 2026; you pay 2.6% + $0.30 processing. Depop fees
eBay: free for most private sellers; the buyer pays a Buyer Protection fee. eBay fees
Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree: free for local pick-up.
Tips that help clothes sell
Photograph clothes on a plain background in daylight, with a close-up of the label and any flaws.
Give measurements as well as the size, since sizing varies by brand.
Weigh the packed item before you list, so you choose the right postage.
Questions people ask
What's the best app to sell clothes in Australia?
For everyday clothes, Vinted, because it's free for sellers and the buyer pays postage. For streetwear and vintage, Depop. For branded items people search for, eBay.
Is it worth selling cheap clothes online?
Often only on Vinted, where the buyer pays postage, or as a bundle for local pick-up. Elsewhere, $11.70 postage can cost more than the item.