Defunkd

[camis_wapas]

Hi!

I'm from Spain and I'm trying to sell vintage tees and I find Europe market is kinda hard, I think US and Asia got the money tee hahahh. Some years ago I started selling vintage 1990s Tommy Hilfiger windbreakers, high end clothing... buying the famous bales where you dont know what you're gonna get, through local apps. Last year I started in the tee market. I've listed all my tees on ebay, grailed, depop, vinted, instagram... and I know I'm not gonna start selling tees everyday but I'm always thinking about how to get into the right market. I'm trying to study known IG resellers moves, joining forums like this one, legiteem8, tshirtslayer... to keep learning. Here in Spain there's no much vintage culture as you got in the US. There are some stores that got pretty good material, but sometimes I think there's more people that don't want to spend that amount of money on tees. I know people from Philippines that use Facebook groups to sell but I'm not really sure if that is working in Europe.

I'm just talking about my young tee hustle hahahh

[Mura]

Hi there! Breaking into the European vintage tee market can be challenging, especially with strong competition from the US and Asia. Since there’s less vintage culture in Spain, try emphasizing the unique stories and nostalgia behind each piece to create value for your customers. Collaborate with local influencers to expand your reach and organize pop-up events or vintage fairs to engage directly with potential buyers. You could also try niche platforms focused on vintage fashion and explore cross-channel promotions with other vintage sellers. Keep learning and adapting, and your hustle will eventually pay off!