Across the tracked brands, Diesel has the most jeans leave the shelf on Vinted — about 129 a week across Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal. Carhartt carries the highest average price at departure at €29. Volume and price pull in opposite directions: the high-volume brands sell fast at thin margins, the expensive ones carry more margin per unit but sit longer.
| # | Brand | Left shelf / week | Share | Avg price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Diesel | 129 | 69% | €23 |
| 2 | Levi's | 39 | 21% | €23 |
| 3 | Carhartt | 16 | 9% | €29 |
| 4 | Tommy Hilfiger | 3 | 2% | €22 |
Units we watched leave the shelf in the last 7 days across Vinted ES, FR, DE, IT and PT, for the brands Resale IQ tracks — a departure, not a confirmed sale (see methodology). Average price is the brand's average across all its categories, not jeans alone. This page has no page-level cache and renders from the live database on every request.
The top of the table is where the buyers are, not where the profit is. A brand selling 129 jeans a week is easy to shift, which also means the supply side is crowded and the price is well known to everyone sourcing. The margin usually lives one or two rows down, or at the expensive end of the list where fewer people can afford the buy-in.
Read the share column as competition. A brand holding 69%of jeans volume is the default choice for every reseller in the market. That is fine if you can source below everyone else, and a trap if you cannot.
Category volume tells you demand exists. The verdict tells you whether this item, at this price, makes money.
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