What is the best way to display clothes ?

[geeky-meeks]

Just looking for opinions please.

I am just selling stuff from around the house including clothes my daughter no longer wears/wants.  I purchased a second-hand mannequin for $50 to sell clothes. She has a few scars but she serves the purpose. I haven't measured the mannequin but I am guessing she is about a size 8. Some of the clothes I am selling range from size 10 to 18, the larger sizes mostly being tops. My mannequin isn't as well endowed in the chest area as my daughter. If pants/shorts are too big around the waist, I use a bulldog clip to cinch them in for photos. I include flat lay measurements on all my listings. 

Do you think this is ok or should I not use the mannequin ?

[brickworksmarket]

Until another seller undercuts your price and your sales drop. Ideally If I get an item like this as you know you want to be the only seller or have paid so little no one can compete. But then I am against dropping prices overtime unless the item is dated .

[domino-710]

Curious as to what this has to do with ' displaying ' an item.

[brickworksmarket]

Not exactly I do see it in auctions and would guess 500-2000. I'm likely way off but then I have not checked ebay sales so its an uneducated guess. 

[padi*0409]

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@brickworksmarket wrote:

Not exactly I do see it in auctions and would guess 500-2000. I'm likely way off but then I have not checked ebay sales so its an uneducated guess. 

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...............as are many of your posts unfortunately..................

[etb321]

No need for a  mannequin if a live model is available.

[brickworksmarket]

I have been nice regarding your posts and do wish you could be a bit more grown up. But for some reason you prefer to reply with comments like this but if thats your thing I will just skip past your posts from now on and not bother reading them.

[sugar249]

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@etb321 wrote:

No need for a  mannequin if a live model is available.

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Not everyone has a live model available