This year I can earn up to £50K.
I source the best of the best.
Vintage clothes.
So FiFi's Closet has 183,000 followers.
Making money is really addictive.
Today I'm looking for
any vintage gems
anything that I can kind of rework.
I've already picked it up.
It's really beautiful. Love the pattern.
It's a really nice shirt.
That would look really good with
high waisted jeans, maybe.
Yes. Love it, love it.
The way I would describe Depop, it's
like Instagram and eBay brought together.
You list your item
you interact with your followers.
Either you sell it for the full price
or you do an offer for them.
This I'd usually sell for around
The jumpers I sell or vest,
I sell for like £25 or £22.
OK, that's 2.7kg.
So that is £40 and 50p. £40.
Alright, cheers.
I bought this for £40
and I'll probably sell it for about £400.
I was selling initially to clear my closet
and also to make a little bit of cash on the side.
I actually realised I could earn a
decent amount of money from it.
I'm really excited about these three pieces.
It's a brand new style.
I have a feeling that it will be
really popular.
I think the breakthrough moment
was when I was going meeting other sellers
who were doing this
full time as a business.
So I started buying in more stock,
listing on a regular basis.
In the second year, there was
about a thousand followers a week
coming in onto the shop.
This jumper here
has the tiniest hole.
I've got white thread and I can
stitch that up.
On a weekly basis
we can make from anything from
70 to 120 sales.
It's quite addictive if you start
making money out of it.
Right now, I'm just going to
quickly hand stitch this hole.
You can't really tell
at all that it's had a hole in it.
So that's perfectly fine now.
Love 'Depop Drama.'
I've seen one where
So I'm going to turn this jumper into
into a jumper vest.
Jumper vests are just selling really quickly.
It is really, really simple.
With pricing rework stuff
it totally depends what it is
and the labour that's gone into it.
If it's a piece that's actually
taken a day or a few days,
it could be anything from £50 to £100.
It totally depends on the actual piece.
I'll put this jewellery on to wear
with the clothes in the photographs
and kind of just sell the items
and show people how they can style it themselves.
So I like to spend my earnings
either on travel
which is really good to be able to
explore markets.
I like to buy vintage designer pieces.
Experiences
anything that I can do with my mates.
So what I'll do now is
I'll just
find a space in the garden
with a good backdrop
and take some photos.
But I might take like six, eight photos
just to make sure I've got the right angle.
The photography is actually
one of the main parts of selling
because if it's not photographed well
your customers can't really get the value for it.
Now get them in the shop.
It's really exciting.
It's nice to be able to
get them out to people.
Incredible quality,
Model size 10.
Height five foot six.
Instant buy is on.
And then just £22.
And then post listing and it will...
Woo! Yeah so that's on now.
That's live.
With FiFi's Closet, I'm looking to expand it
into getting more independent sellers,
independent creatives involved
and actually giving a platform to people
that want to make and sell.
Just create a store
full of vintage and sustainable pieces.
Then this is the one I reworked.
So
it'll be nice to see
how quick that sells.
I think we're in for a good night
because we've already got
some good likes coming in.
When I sell an item, I feel excited
and happy.
It's a really good feeling.