Selling on Vinted · Germany
How to sell on Vinted in Germany
Vinted is one of Germany’s leading second-hand fashion apps — it grew out of Kleiderkreisel, which became Vinted. This guide covers selling on Vinted specifically in Germany, from euro pricing to reaching buyers beyond Vinted.
Europe-first, worldwide-ready: Relistly is built around European currencies, sizing and languages — and it also crossposts to worldwide marketplaces, so sellers outside Europe can use it too.
Selling on Vinted in Germany: what to know
A few things are specific to selling on Vinted in Germany:
How to start selling on Vinted in Germany
Create your Vinted account
Sign up, confirm your details and add your German payout method.
Photograph and list
Use clear photos and add brand, size (EU sizing), condition and material, in German for local buyers.
Price in euros
Check comparable sold listings and price competitively in EUR.
Ship with a Vinted label
When an item sells, use the prepaid label and drop off at the local point within the stated window.
Build reviews
Ship quickly and communicate clearly to earn positive reviews.
Vinted fees and payouts in Germany
In Germany, Vinted does not charge sellers a listing or selling fee — buyers pay a Buyer Protection fee at checkout. Shipping uses Vinted’s integrated labels and local drop-off options. Because there is no seller fee, your profit is simply your price minus item cost — check it with the free Vinted fee calculator.
Sell beyond Vinted in Germany
The same item often sells faster when it is visible on more than one marketplace. Relistly lets you keep one inventory and crosslist your Vinted listings to the other channels Germany buyers use — in EUR, with local sizing.
From your Vinted inventory →
See the general how to sell on Vinted guide, the Vinted integration, or compare Vinted vs Depop.