About this time last year, Amy and I were visiting my parents for Easter. Our wedding was a couple months away and preparations were going very smoothly. And then Amy had her one and only “bridezilla” moment. She realized that she was totally in love with a dress that she had once seen in a picture online, and had to find it. Without being able to look at any pictures because I wanted it to be a surprise, I helped her track down the exact dress at a store only 45 minutes from my parents house. She tried it on, loved it, and bought it. The only issue was that she had already spent a bunch on another dress. What do you do with a never worn, beautiful wedding dress? You put it on Tradesy. They’re a Santa Monica, CA based company that can help you “turn your closet into cash.” It’s a marketplace for new and gently used fashion.

Trade Ya

Here’s how Tradesy works. It’s pretty simple. They don’t hold inventory, but they handle all of the messy parts of the transaction. For that they take a 9% cut, which isn’t too bad. Tradesy deals in clothing, bags, shoes, accessories, and weddings–especially from top designers. Amy’s dress hasn’t sold yet, so I don’t have a Tradesy experience to report back on, but maybe you will buy it and then we’ll both have one. Tradesy’s Jobs page shows that they’re currently looking to hire a Dedicated Customer Support Representative; however, their AngelList page shows quite a few other positions including Junior Merchandising Analyst, Junior Web Designer, Junior Mobile Designer, and Junior Full Stack Developer.

Links to Help You Begin Your Research

• Tradesy.com
• Jobs at Tradesy
• About Tradesy
• Tradesy’s Team
• Tradesy News

Would you try Tradesy?

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