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Pricing Suggestions

We think the best way to price your dress is to first look at a few key factors: who designed the dress, how old it is, the condition and the price you originally paid. Ask yourself, “is this a popular designer?” or “is my dress in pristine condition?” Questions like these can lead you toward a realistic asking price. If you need more help, we’ve come up with a few more guidelines.
If your dress is:
 • New with tags We’d say list your dress at 25% off the original price. A new dress with tags should initially be priced at 25% off of the original price. This is the type of gown that was ordered and never worn, or maybe has never even been tried on!
.  • New without tags We’d say list your dress at around 30-50% off what you initially paid.
 • A sample dress While sample dresses can certainly be sold at full price, we think it’s to the sellers advantage to slightly lower the cost of the dress.
 • Lightly used   We’d say list your dress at least 50% off the original price
-Extremely popular You could start your listing at 40% off the original price.

Other guidelines for selling your dress: 

Don’t Forget!:
- The age of your dress is absolutely essential for pricing! If your dress is more than 2 ½ years old, your price should reflect such
-If your dress has been discontinued, the price should reflect the discontinuation.
-Price reductions should also be taken into account if your dress has ANY stains, tears, or other defects. It’s your responsibility to note any imperfections for complete accuracy of your dress! If the dress has been professionally cleaned, of course mention, more value!
-Any alterations made to your dress (for example adding more lace, or a train) adds value to your dress.
-List and accessories that come with the purchase your dress: shoes, shawl, straps, etc! This definitely adds value!
Consider offering a return policy for your dress. If you do accurately describe the dress, returning the dress shouldn’t be an issue you’ll have to deal with, but certainly shows your trustworthiness in the accuracy you’ve described the dress.

Remember these are merely suggestions: you’re the seller and in control of how fast you want that closet cleaned out, and extra cash in your wallet!

Important Information for Sellers

    •    Counterfeit scams are very common among internet resale sites.
    •    We make the following suggestions to help protect yourself
    •    All initial correspondence with a buyer will be done directly through swapthedress.com. When a buyer is ready to purchase your dress, she’ll fill out a form on your listings page that will be e-mailed to you with the buyers contact information. At this point it’s your choice to share your contact information for the remainder of the transaction.
    •    All transactions are up to you how you want to accept forms of payments. We suggest using a third party source, like PayPal or escrow.com for secure transactions. Do not accept money order or cashier's check as a method of payment. Never accept payment in excess of your purchase price.
    •    No payments for the purchasing of your dress go through swapthedress.com unless for the following reason:
    •    swapthedress.com has listed the dress on your behalf for a fee of $30 This is an optional service where you simply fill out and submit online a “dress ship-off” and we’ll mail you a packet that has a prepaid UPS shipping label, so you can mail the dress to us and let us handle the work! Once your dress has sold, we send you the money for the proceeds of your dress sale (minus any shipping costs to the new buyer, applicable taxes and PayPal fees and of course our $30 fee)
Example:
You mail us dress and want the dress listed for $105

Dress sells for $105
Swap the Dress processing fee: $30
Shipping to new Buyer: $8.00
PayPal payment fee: 1.85
TOTAL PAYMENT TO YOU: $65.15

It is very important that you keep your contact information up to date and let us know within 14 days if your gown has sold. This helps us keep our site up to date and prevents frustration for buyers who fall in love your dress (s) only to find it is no longer available. If we find that you are unreachable via the contact information you have provided, we reserve the right to remove your listing without notice until new contact information is supplied. (Your listing will be restored as soon as new contact information is available). Thank you for your help in keeping our site accurate and helpful to future bridesmaids.

As always when buying something from the internet, you should take steps to protect yourself during the purchase. If you have found a wedding dress on our site, there are several things you should do:
    •    Know the dresses real retail price. Go to the designer's website, online certified wedding retailers, or to a local store to see the dress’s price. Researching this price will help you negotiate the amount for which you purchase the dress. Ask the seller for a copy of her original receipt if she still has it.
    •    Ask specific questions about the condition of the dress and any flaws or defects that may exist. Ask the seller to send you photos from every angle if necessary.
    •    Protect yourself during the money exchange. We recommend using escrow.com or paypal.com Research the benefits of each service before listing the dress to determine the best course of action once the dress has sold.
    •
    •    Know the following information about the seller and dress you are purchasing:
    •    Name, Street Address, City/State/Prov, Zip/ Postal Code
    •    Phone (day), Phone (night), Email
    •    Is seller original owner?
    •    Is dress designer authentic?
    •    Is there proof of authenticity like a label, original receipt etc?
    •    What alterations have been made?
    •    How was the gown professionally cleaned?
    •    What are the details on any stains, tears, rips, or other imperfections?
Ultimately, it comes down to being smart and trusting your instincts.


Pricing Suggestions We think the best way to price your dress is to first look at a few key factors: who designed the dress, how old it is, the condition and the price you originally paid. Ask yourself, “is this a popular designer?” or “is my dress in pristine condition?” Questions like these can lead you toward a realistic asking price. If you need more help, we’ve come up with a few more guidelines. If your dress is:  • New with tags We’d say list your dress at 25% off the original price. A new dress with tags should initially be priced at 25% off of the original price. This is the type of gown that was ordered and never worn, or maybe has never even been tried on! .  • New without tags We’d say list your dress at around 30-50% off what you initially paid.  • A sample dress While sample dresses can certainly be sold at full price, we think it’s to the sellers advantage to slightly lower the cost of the dress.  • Lightly used We’d say list your dress at least 50% off the original price -Extremely popular You could start your listing at 40% off the original price. Other guidelines for selling your dress:  Don’t Forget!: - The age of your dress is absolutely essential for pricing! If your dress is more than 2 ½ years old, your price should reflect such -If your dress has been discontinued, the price should reflect the discontinuation. -Price reductions should also be taken into account if your dress has ANY stains, tears, or other defects. It’s your responsibility to note any imperfections for complete accuracy of your dress! If the dress has been professionally cleaned, of course mention, more value! -Any alterations made to your dress (for example adding more lace, or a train) adds value to your dress. -List and accessories that come with the purchase your dress: shoes, shawl, straps, etc! This definitely adds value! Consider offering a return policy for your dress. If you do accurately describe the dress, returning the dress shouldn’t be an issue you’ll have to deal with, but certainly shows your trustworthiness in the accuracy you’ve described the dress. Remember these are merely suggestions: you’re the seller and in control of how fast you want that closet cleaned out, and extra cash in your wallet! Important Information for Sellers • Counterfeit scams are very common among internet resale sites. • We make the following suggestions to help protect yourself • All initial correspondence with a buyer will be done directly through swapthedress.com. When a buyer is ready to purchase your dress, she’ll fill out a form on your listings page that will be e-mailed to you with the buyers contact information. At this point it’s your choice to share your contact information for the remainder of the transaction. • All transactions are up to you how you want to accept forms of payments. We suggest using a third party source, like PayPal or escrow.com for secure transactions. Do not accept money order or cashier's check as a method of payment. Never accept payment in excess of your purchase price. • No payments for the purchasing of your dress go through swapthedress.com unless for the following reason: • swapthedress.com has listed the dress on your behalf for a fee of $30 This is an optional service where you simply fill out and submit online a “dress ship-off” and we’ll mail you a packet that has a prepaid UPS shipping label, so you can mail the dress to us and let us handle the work! Once your dress has sold, we send you the money for the proceeds of your dress sale (minus any shipping costs to the new buyer, applicable taxes and PayPal fees and of course our $30 fee) Example: You mail us dress and want the dress listed for $105 Dress sells for $105 Swap the Dress processing fee: $30 Shipping to new Buyer: $8.00 PayPal payment fee: 1.85 TOTAL PAYMENT TO YOU: $65.15 It is very important that you keep your contact information up to date and let us know within 14 days if your gown has sold. This helps us keep our site up to date and prevents frustration for buyers who fall in love your dress (s) only to find it is no longer available. If we find that you are unreachable via the contact information you have provided, we reserve the right to remove your listing without notice until new contact information is supplied. (Your listing will be restored as soon as new contact information is available). Thank you for your help in keeping our site accurate and helpful to future bridesmaids. As always when buying something from the internet, you should take steps to protect yourself during the purchase. If you have found a wedding dress on our site, there are several things you should do: • Know the dresses real retail price. Go to the designer's website, online certified wedding retailers, or to a local store to see the dress’s price. Researching this price will help you negotiate the amount for which you purchase the dress. Ask the seller for a copy of her original receipt if she still has it. • Ask specific questions about the condition of the dress and any flaws or defects that may exist. Ask the seller to send you photos from every angle if necessary. • Protect yourself during the money exchange. We recommend using escrow.com or paypal.com Research the benefits of each service before listing the dress to determine the best course of action once the dress has sold. • • Know the following information about the seller and dress you are purchasing: • Name, Street Address, City/State/Prov, Zip/ Postal Code • Phone (day), Phone (night), Email • Is seller original owner? • Is dress designer authentic? • Is there proof of authenticity like a label, original receipt etc? • What alterations have been made? • How was the gown professionally cleaned? • What are the details on any stains, tears, rips, or other imperfections? Ultimately, it comes down to being smart and trusting your instincts.	By Designer By Color By Length By Neckline By Street Size New Items All Items