Vinted
/ˈvɪntɪd/
CommonA European-dominant secondhand fashion marketplace where sellers pay no fees, popular for everyday clothing at low prices.
In the US, Vinted is less known. In European secondhand fashion communities, it is the default reference the way Depop is for Gen Z in the UK and US.
| # | Example | What it means | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | just got three winter coats off vinted for less than 40 euros total. nobody is beating that | Bought multiple winter coats through Vinted at an extremely low combined price. | instagram, 2024 |
| 02 | vinted haul just arrived and honestly the quality is better than anything i've bought from fast fashion in years | Secondhand clothes from Vinted are better quality than new fast fashion items. | tiktok, 2024 |
| 03 | the no seller fees thing on vinted is genuinely why i switched from depop | Vinted's zero seller fee structure is a concrete reason someone moved away from Depop. | x, 2023 |
| 04 | if you're in europe and not on vinted you're literally leaving money on the table | Vinted is the obvious choice for secondhand fashion sellers in Europe. | reddit, 2023 |
Use it when
- You are selling or buying secondhand clothing on Vinted.
- You are comparing European resale platforms to US ones.
- You are describing where you found or listed a secondhand item.
Do not use it when
- You are in the US and mean a different resale platform.Use “depop-seller or poshmark-closet” instead.
Vinted vs Depop seller
Vinted
Vinted is dominant in Europe, charges no seller fees, and is used for a wide range of everyday clothing.
depop-seller
Depop has a stronger aesthetic identity and is more popular in the UK and US, especially for vintage and curated fashion.
Origin and context
Vinted was founded in Lithuania in 2008 and expanded across Europe through the 2010s. It became the dominant secondhand fashion platform in Germany, France, Poland, and much of Central Europe. Its no-seller-fee model distinguishes it from US platforms.
- First seen
- 2008
- Confidence
- high
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