Are you familiar with Poshmark? If you're a golfer who wants to look good on the course but doesn't want to spend $100 or more for a properly fashionable polo shirt or golf shorts, this wildly popular online fashion marketplace is worth checking out.
People list quality clothing on Poshmark that they want to get rid of. Lots of listings are lightly used, but you'll also find plenty of NWT (new with tags) items. Sellers list an item for a set price plus a flat $7.97 for shipping (and of course, sales tax). But you often can get a better price; more on that below.
Sellers typically include lots of photos of each piece of clothing, so you know if what you're ordering is in good shape. If you receive it and it's not as good as was advertised, Poshmark will refund you and give you postage to send the item back to the seller.
I get it. Not everyone likes the idea of wearing used clothes. If that's you, search for NWT items. I picked up a pair of Linksoul golf shorts, NWT, for $33.51, including tax and shipping. New price from Linksoul would be $86.
Why would someone sell a NWT item? I can answer that. A year ago I bought a pair of Linksoul golf pants (on sale) that turned out to be way too long. Rather than return them, I tossed them in a closet with the intention of having them hemmed. After realizing I'd never get around to that, I listed them for sale on Poshmark.
OK, here's how to get a better deal:
Many listing will have a "Make Offer" button.
If you see something you like, "Like" it. The seller gets notified that you, and others, like the item. They have the option of clicking a button to offer a discount and cheaper shipping to the likers. Everything I've purchased on Poshmark I've gotten discounted by clicking Like and then accepting the seller's offer.