Nike Hoodies on EU Vinted: Price Guide and Buy-Below (2026 Data)
Nike hoodie departure average
The Nike hoodie departure average is the average price at which a tracked Nike hoodie listing leaves the shelf on EU Vinted — not the asking price and not retail. As of the week to 19 September 2026, Nike hoodies track 9 departures in the last 30 days across France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Portugal at a €17 average exit price. 'Watched departure' means a tracked listing left the shelf — not a confirmed buyer-reported sale. The broader Nike brand tracks 54 departures in the last 30 days at a €69 brand average; hoodies are 17% of that volume and exit well below the brand average, which sneakers (23 departures in the last 30 days at €124) pull up. Jackets this week are 7 departures in the last 30 days at €37. The buy-below ceiling at the €17 departure average is €11.05 (€17 × 0.65), targeting 35% gross margin after Vinted platform fees. ResaleIQ updates Nike hoodie exit data weekly from EU Vinted departure observations across five markets.
Nike hoodies track 9 departures in the last 30 days (observation window to 22 September 2026) across EU Vinted at a €17 average exit price. Hoodies are the second-highest-volume Nike category this week after sneakers (23 departures in the last 30 days at €124) and ahead of jackets (7 departures in the last 30 days at €37). They are 17% of Nike's 54 weekly brand departures. The buyer is not purchasing an Air Max. They are purchasing a Club Fleece pullover, a Tech Fleece zip, or a chest-swoosh graphic on midweight cotton. The buy-below ceiling at €11.05 (€17 × 0.65) means only clean pieces sourced under €8 deliver real margin. This guide covers the live margin case, Club Fleece vs Tech Fleece vs graphic identification, buy-below by condition, and how Nike hoodies sit against Tommy Hilfiger and Carhartt for EU resellers.
Nike hoodies on EU Vinted: 9 departures in the last 30 days at €17 average
Nike hoodies track 9 departures in the last 30 days across EU Vinted at a €17 average exit price in the week to 19 September 2026. That is the highest-volume Nike apparel category this week: jackets 7 departures in the last 30 days at €37, T-shirts 4 departures in the last 30 days at €32, tracksuits 4 departures in the last 30 days at €41. Sneakers still dominate the brand (23 departures in the last 30 days at €124). The €17 hoodie average sits €52 below the €69 brand average because sneakers carry the brand number. Treat the hoodie figure as its own market. A Nike hoodie buyer on EU Vinted is buying branded fleece, not footwear, and they will not pay Air Max money for it.
9 departures in the last 30 days at €17 average is €153 of observed hoodie revenue over 30 days across five markets. That is not a volume operation and it is not the Nike money. Observed sneaker revenue this week is €2,852 (23 × €124). Observed jacket revenue is €259 (7 × €37). The hoodie is the piece that shows up on every German Kleiderkammer and French brocante rail. Weekly observed hoodie revenue only beats T-shirts (€128) because the hoodie count is higher, not because the exit is.
Nike hoodies track 9 departures in the last 30 days (per tracked models, model_signals). Tommy Hilfiger hoodies track 510 brand-level departures/30d at €19.69 average. Fred Perry tracks 9,229 brand-level departures/30d across all categories at €21.69 average. last 30 days at €20), Carhartt hoodies (7 departures in the last 30 days at €21), and Hugo Boss hoodies (6 departures in the last 30 days at €24). Ralph Lauren hoodies (12 departures in the last 30 days at €50) exit at 2.9× Nike's hoodie average. Fred Perry at the same €17 average moves four times as often; Nike wins on how often the piece is sitting on a charity-shop rail, not on clearance speed. Full Nike brand data →
Buy-below ceiling: €11.05 — Club Fleece at €8 is the whole game
The buy-below ceiling for Nike hoodies at the €17 average exit is €11.05 (€17 × 0.65), targeting 35% gross margin after Vinted fees of roughly 5–8%. Net of a 6% fee on a €17 exit, take-home is €15.98 — €4.93 on an €11.05 buy (45% on capital). Absolute gross is small. At German and French charity-shop tickets of €3–10 for Nike hoodies, the arithmetic works on clean pieces sourced under €8. A pilled Club Fleece at €9 does not clear.
Condition tiers move the ceiling. Like New (no pilling, crisp swoosh or print, intact drawcord, firm cuffs, clean kangaroo pocket edge) → €22–30 exit, buy-below €14.30–19.50. Very Good (light seasonal use, no chest pilling, print intact, drawcord present) → €14–20 exit, buy-below €9.10–13.00 — the primary target. Good (cuff pilling, slight print fade, clean interior) → €10–14 exit, buy-below €6.50–9.10. Fair (heavy pilling, cracked print, missing drawcord, stretched hem) → €6–10 exit. Skip Fair unless the ticket is €3 or less.
The Club vs Tech Fleece split is larger than the condition split. A Tech Fleece hoodie in Very Good condition exits at €22–32; a Club Fleece pullover with the small left-chest swoosh exits at €14–20 at the same condition. Both hang as 'Nike hoodie' at a charity shop and are often ticketed the same €4–8. Buying Club expecting Tech Fleece money is the common Nike hoodie mistake. Exterior: Tech Fleece has the bonded double-knit face and a tapered cut; Club Fleece is standard midweight cotton-blend with a kangaroo pocket. Interior care tag: 'Nike Sportswear Tech Fleece' vs 'Nike Club' or 'NSW Club Fleece'.
Nike hoodie types: Club Fleece, Tech Fleece, chest-swoosh graphic, zip-through
Four hoodie types drive the 9 EU Vinted departures in the last 30 days. The NSW Club Fleece pullover — small swoosh on the left chest, midweight cotton-blend, kangaroo pocket — is what EU charity shops actually hold. Very Good Club in black, grey, or navy exits at €14–20, around the €17 category average. Neutral colourways clear; loud seasonal colourways sit. Size L and XL move fastest on EU Vinted; S and XXL lag.
The Tech Fleece hoodie — bonded double-knit, ribbed taper, often a full zip — is the highest-exit Nike hoodie on the rail. Very Good Tech Fleece in black or grey exits at €22–32, above the €17 average. Face pilling on the chest panel and pocket is the fail point: run a palm across the knit at source. Any pills drop the piece to Good and the exit toward €14–18. This is a hoodie, not the Tech Fleece jacket covered in the Nike jacket guide; buyers search them as different listings.
Chest-swoosh and graphic pullovers (large print across the chest, including 1990s centre-swoosh pieces) exit at €12–18 for modern graphics in Very Good condition, and €20–35 for a clean vintage centre-swoosh in L/XL. Print cracking and peel are the fail: a thumb across the ink at source. Any surface crack drops a modern graphic to €8–12. The Club zip-through (full zip, NSW label at the placket) exits at €16–24 Very Good if the zip runs clean from stop to collar.
Is a Nike hoodie worth reselling on EU Vinted?
Yes, with a Tech Fleece check and a sourcing price under €8. At 9 departures in the last 30 days and a €17 average, Nike hoodies are not a primary play. They are the fleece that shows up next to everything else. A clean Tech Fleece at €5–7 is one of the better per-minute decisions on a German or French rail. A pilled Club at €9 is a skip.
Decision rule at the rack: (1) Tech Fleece, Club, or graphic, (2) swoosh or print intact, (3) drawcord present, (4) cuffs not pilled to pills-on-pills, (5) ticket vs the condition-tier buy-below above. Tech Fleece + Very Good + under €10 → buy. Club + Very Good + under €7 → buy as filler. Graphic with uncracked print + under €6 → buy. Anything Fair, or Club above €8 → leave it.
In a session that has both a clean Nike hoodie and a clean Nike jacket, take the jacket. Jackets exit at €37 average (7 departures in the last 30 days) against hoodies at €17 (9 departures in the last 30 days). Hoodies become the buy when the jacket rail is empty or the hoodie is Tech Fleece clearly under €8. Do not confuse either with sneakers. A Nike hoodie and a Nike Air Max do not share a buyer, a capital ticket, or an exit band.
Nike vs Tommy Hilfiger vs Carhartt vs Fred Perry hoodies on EU Vinted
Nike hoodies track 9 departures in the last 30 days (per tracked models, model_signals, at €17 average). Tommy Hilfiger hoodies track 510 brand-level departures/30d at €19.69 avg.below on exit. Tommy's flag or small chest logo is the buyer cue; Nike's is the swoosh or the Tech Fleece knit. Charity-shop tickets in Germany overlap (€3–10). Condition equal and ticket equal, prefer a Tech Fleece Nike over a Tommy flag hoodie because Tech Fleece has a higher Very Good ceiling (€22–32 vs Tommy's band around a €20 average). Prefer Tommy over a pilled Nike Club at the same ticket — Club's €14–20 Very Good band is the weaker of the two once pilling starts.
Carhartt hoodies track 7 departures in the last 30 days (per tracked models, model_signals, at €21 avg). Hugo Boss hoodies track 266 brand-level departures/30d at €16.91 avg. Both sit near Nike on exit.-day counts. A WIP Chase in Very Good condition exits at €28–42; that ceiling beats every Nike hoodie type except a clean vintage centre-swoosh. If the session offers a Chase and a Club at the same €6–8, take the Chase. Take Nike when the workwear rail is empty, which is the common sportswear-rail case.
Fred Perry hoodies (37 departures in the last 30 days at €17) share Nike's exit and beat it 4× on frequency. Fred Perry is the volume hoodie play at this price. Nike is the always-available filler: more donated, slower to clear, same €17 average. Ralph Lauren hoodies (12 departures in the last 30 days at €50, buy-below €32.50) are a different slot. Same weekly hoodie volume class, 2.9× the exit. If the session offers both clean, take Ralph Lauren on margin. Hoodie category comparison →
Frequently asked questions
How much does a Nike hoodie sell for on EU Vinted?
Nike hoodies track 9 departures in the last 30 days across EU Vinted at a €17 average exit price as of the week to 19 September 2026. By condition: Like New (no pilling, crisp branding, intact drawcord, firm cuffs) → €22–30. Very Good (light use, print intact, drawcord present) → €14–20. Good (cuff pilling, slight print fade) → €10–14. Fair (heavy pilling, cracked print, missing drawcord) → €6–10. By type: Tech Fleece hoodie in Very Good condition exits at €22–32. NSW Club Fleece pullover exits at €14–20. Club zip-through exits at €16–24. Modern chest-swoosh graphic exits at €12–18. Vintage centre-swoosh in L/XL exits at €20–35. The broader Nike brand tracks 54 departures in the last 30 days at a €69 brand average — hoodies are 17% of that volume and exit well below sneakers (23 departures in the last 30 days at €124) and jackets (7 departures in the last 30 days at €37). ResaleIQ tracks Nike hoodie exit data weekly from EU Vinted departure observations across France, Germany, Spain, Italy, and Portugal.
What should I pay for a Nike hoodie to make a profit on EU Vinted?
The buy-below ceiling for Nike hoodies is €11.05 — 65% of the €17 average exit tracked in the week to 19 September 2026, targeting 35% gross margin after Vinted fees of about 5–8%. By condition: Like New (targeting €26 exit) → buy-below €16.90. Very Good (targeting €17 exit) → buy-below €11.05. Good (targeting €12 exit) → buy-below €7.80. Fair (targeting €8 exit) → buy-below €5.20 or skip. Apply the type split on top of that: a Tech Fleece targeting €24–30 can support a higher ticket than a Club targeting €15–18. At German and French charity shops Nike hoodies typically ticket at €3–10. The risk at source is mistaking Club for Tech Fleece, plus cracked chest print and missing drawcord, both of which drop exit into the Good band.
Which Nike hoodie sells for the most on EU Vinted?
The Tech Fleece hoodie in Very Good condition is the highest-exit common Nike hoodie on EU Vinted, at €22–32 for black or grey in L/XL. A clean vintage centre-swoosh pullover in L/XL can exit at €20–35 when the print is uncracked, but those pieces are less common on EU charity-shop rails than Club Fleece. The Club zip-through exits at €16–24 if the zip is clean. NSW Club pullovers exit at €14–20 and should not be priced as Tech Fleece. Club Fleece is what EU charity shops actually hold; when a clean Tech Fleece appears at €5–8 it is the hoodie to take. Loud seasonal colourways sit longer than neutrals.
How do Nike hoodies compare to Tommy Hilfiger hoodies for reselling on EU Vinted?
Nike hoodies track 9 departures in the last 30 days (per tracked models, model_signals) at €17 average. Tommy Hilfiger hoodies track 510 brand-level departures/30d at €19.69 avg (22 September 2026).2026. Volume is close. Tommy exits €3 higher. The gap that matters is the Tech Fleece ceiling: a Very Good Tech Fleece exits at €22–32, above Tommy's band around the €20 average. Pilled Nike Club (€14–20 Very Good, less once pilling starts) is the weaker of the two at an equal ticket. Charity-shop prices in Germany overlap. Selection rule: Tech Fleece Nike over Tommy at the same source price; Tommy over pilled Club at the same source price. Both brands fill the mid-price branded-fleece slot; neither matches Ralph Lauren hoodies at 12 departures in the last 30 days and €50 average. Fred Perry at 37 departures in the last 30 days and the same €17 average as Nike is the volume comparison, not Tommy.
Is a Nike hoodie worth reselling on EU Vinted?
Yes, if it is Tech Fleece or a cheap clean Club. Nike hoodies track 9 departures in the last 30 days at a €17 average on EU Vinted in the week to 19 September 2026. Buy-below is €11.05. Per-unit net is about €5–12 — below Nike jackets (€37 average, 7 departures in the last 30 days) and well below Nike sneakers (€124 average, 23 departures in the last 30 days), but viable when a Tech Fleece is ticketed at €5–8 on a German or French rail. The identification test (Tech Fleece knit vs Club tag, print intact, drawcord present, cuffs not destroyed) is fast. Nike hoodies are a rack add-on, not a hunt. Take the jacket when both are clean; take the hoodie when it is Tech Fleece under €8 or Club under €7. Do not spend sneaker capital on fleece.
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