Vinted vs Depop · Guide
Vinted vs Depop: which should you sell on?
Vinted and Depop are two of the most popular second-hand fashion apps in Europe, but they suit different sellers and styles. Here is how they compare — and why many sellers simply use both.
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.
The short version
Both are strong for second-hand fashion. The difference is audience and style.
- Vinted — broad second-hand audience, no seller fees in most markets, great for everyday and high-street fashion
- Depop — younger, style-led audience, strong for vintage, streetwear and curated shops
- Vinted leans volume and value; Depop leans aesthetic and brand-building
- Many sellers list on both to reach each audience
Vinted vs Depop compared
| Feature | Vinted | Depop |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Broad second-hand shoppers | Younger, style-led (Gen-Z) |
| Best for | Everyday & high-street fashion | Vintage, streetwear, curated |
| Seller fees | No seller fee in most markets | Selling/processing fees vary by country |
| Discovery | Search & catalog filters | Hashtags, Explore, social |
| Shipping | Integrated prepaid labels | Integrated options vary by country |
| Vibe | Practical, high-volume | Brand- and aesthetic-driven |
Fees and shipping options change and differ by country, so confirm the current details in each app for your market.
Which should you choose?
- Clearing everyday wardrobe items → start with Vinted
- Selling vintage, streetwear or building a branded shop → Depop
- Want maximum reach → use both
- Not sure → list on both and see where each item sells
Or sell on both — from one inventory
You do not have to choose. Relistly lets you keep one central inventory and crosslist the same item to Vinted and Depop, then removes the sold listing from the other automatically.
Learn how to sell on Vinted and how to sell on Depop, or set up Vinted and Depop crosslisting.