Selling guide

Selling skirts second-hand

Skirts are almost always bought on length and waist, in that order. Because the same nominal size varies wildly between a mini and a midi, the measurement in the description carries more weight here than in any other category except jeans.

Photograph it

Lay the waistband flat and unstretched, then photograph a tape across it — a stretched waistband measurement is the most common source of a dispute.

What buyers check

  • Waist measured flat, and whether there is any stretch
  • Total length from waistband to hem
  • Whether it is lined, which decides if it is see-through

The common mistake

Measuring the waist while the fabric is stretched. It makes the skirt sound a size larger than it is.

Show it worn, from the photo you already have

Everything above assumes a flat photo is all you have. Wornfy takes that photo and shows the garment on a person, so a buyer can see how it falls — and the free refresher rewrites your image files before you re-list.