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Shopping from ThredUp is like going to all the consignment, thrift and garage sales across the US and picking the best pieces among all the rubbage. I love that they take in the goods and do a generous analysis to decide if the item is sellable and price accordingly. I have never been disappointed with items I've ordered for me or the kids. Find the prices on the kids clothing could be a little better to align with the market, but overall I think the prices are not bad. Will definitely keep shopping here for my family.

So I got turned on to Thredup this past Fall and I am now on my 12th pair of awesome shoes that I've ordered from Thredup! I'm definitely hooked! The shoes I've purchased have either said, "looks like new" or "have some wear". To be perfectly honest, even the ones that say "have some wear" look like they were hardly ever worn. In my opinion, Thredup under promises and over delivers with their merchandise every time. I am beyond thrilled each time I receive my aqua box on my doorstep. And I love their "upcycle" concept of reusing the box and the tissue paper. Cheers to promoting "green."

This company has me mystified... after reading all the negative reviews I decided to proceed anyway (mainly out of curiosity.) I sent in about 150 nice items (absolutely NO damaged/stained/worn looking items) in two HUGE bags. They accepted 7 items and even after two have sold and the others are projected to sell I will be getting a big fat $0. As far as I can tell, the company seems to be preying on just about everyone to get their merchandise, and that just isn't right and it's downright Un-American. I am planning on contacting the Better Business Bureau and I urge everyone else who has been ripped off to do the same. This company is not providing a legitimate service, under any kind of business model. So sad and so wrong...

I sent in a huge bag of designer clothes, most of which they rejected ( which is reasonable since I dont expect them to spend time and money listings items they dont believe will yield a return). What I am not okay with is the way they split the proceeds on the accepted goods. In my case out of the 7 items they listed, I was given upfront a paltry $11.00. Then they went on to sell those 7 items pocketing approximately $60.00 more. Basically the split was 16% for me 84% for them. Can anyone say downright rip-off! I was under the impression the $11.00 upfront payment was payment 1, and that I would continue to receive additional monies as my items sold ( the consignment payment). Unfortunately thats not disclosed in the fine print. The upfront payout which is meager is all the money a supplier is given. Alternatively they may not even give you that and instead just put you on consignment. Even with that option you still only get a paltry 16% split. Either way you get hosed. Thredup however will go on to send you emails about how all your clothes are selling so well ( and how they are continuing to get rich off all your hard earned stuff). Once you realize you're not entitled to any of these proceeds, these emails only serve to further aggravate a person that you didn't just list them yourself on ebay in the first place! It would have actually been a great concept had it worked the way I originally envisioned. I mean who wouldn't love watching your stuff and profit balance simultaneously climb! Sadly that is not the deal here at all! Although I do like the sites concept, and I would shop here as a buyer, the ratio split for a prospective seller makes the premise of burning your clothes for fossil fuel a more attractive option than donating them to these shysters so they can grow rich off your hard earned stuff. If your expecting to participate in a fair business arrangement and to actually receive a reasonable split for all your hard earned stuff ( like 50/50 or at minimum 60/40. LOOK ELSEWHERE.