Best brands for reselling shirts on Vinted
For shirts on Vinted, Fred Perry is the brand with the most shirts we watched leave the shelf in the 30 days to 3 October 2026: average price at departure €15, so buy below €11 (70% of that, watched departures and not confirmed sales). Across the 7 brands that clear the 30-departure floor, the typical buy-below is about €19. This week's board is too thin to rank brands (we need at least 30 watched departures in a week), so check a specific model rather than a brand average.
Shirts on Vinted: brands ranked by weekly volume, with average price
| # | Brand | Avg asking price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Fred Perry | €16 |
| 2 | Balenciaga | €52 |
| 3 | Stone Island | — |
| 4 | Lacoste | — |
| 5 | Hugo Boss | — |
| 6 | Ralph Lauren | — |
| 7 | Diesel | — |
| 8 | Gucci | — |
| 9 | Tommy Hilfiger | — |
| 10 | Carhartt | — |
| 11 | Zara | — |
| 12 | Bershka | — |
| 13 | Uniqlo | — |
| 14 | Pull&Bear | — |
| 15 | Off-White | — |
| 16 | Jordan | — |
| 17 | Mango | — |
Brands are ordered by the listings 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 average asking price at departure for shirts alone, not the brand's average across all its categories.
How to read this ranking
The top of the table is where the most listings leave the shelf, not where the profit is. A brand that moves quickly 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 rank as competition. The brand at the top 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.
What shirts cost when they leave the shelf, brand by brand
In the 30 days to 3 October 2026, the average asking price at departure for shirts ran from €15 (Fred Perry) to €58 (Balenciaga) across the 7 brands with at least 30 watched departures. Dearest first:
- Balenciaga: €58
- Ralph Lauren: €32
- Stone Island: €29
- Lacoste: €27
- Patagonia: €19
- Hugo Boss: €16
- Fred Perry: €15
Asking prices at the moment a listing left the shelf, not confirmed sales. A listing can leave because it sold, was withdrawn or expired.
Frequently asked questions
Which brand sells the most shirts on Vinted?
For shirts on Vinted, Fred Perry is the brand with the most shirts we watched leave the shelf in the 30 days to 3 October 2026: average price at departure €15, so buy below €11 (70% of that, watched departures and not confirmed sales). Across the 7 brands that clear the 30-departure floor, the typical buy-below is about €19. This week's board is too thin to rank brands (we need at least 30 watched departures in a week), so check a specific model rather than a brand average.
How many shirts leave the shelf on Vinted each week?
The 2 brands ranked on this page account for roughly 24 shirts watched leaving the shelf per week across Spain, France, Germany, Italy and Portugal. That is tracked-brand volume, not the whole category — unbranded and untracked listings are not counted.
How do I use this shirts ranking with buy-below?
Volume tells you shirts demand exists among tracked brands — it is not a buy-below. Buy-below is the most you should pay for a specific listing (70% of the typical resale price). Weekly brand volumes stay public at https://resaleiq.dev/data. Item-level buy-below, sizes and BUY/WATCH/SKIP are on a paid plan at https://resaleiq.dev/pricing.
Category volume tells you demand exists. The verdict tells you whether this item, at this price, makes money.
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