Selling abroad on Vinted: how it works

Opening your wardrobe to buyers across Europe multiplies your audience without changing your logistics. Two adjustments are all it takes.

Short answer

Vinted lets buyers from other countries purchase your items, with international shipping costs paid by the buyer and the same drop-off process for you.

The two real changes are the language of messages and delivery times, which run longer: mention them upfront and your ratings won't suffer.

What actually changes

  • Higher shipping costs, paid by the buyer.
  • Delivery times of 5 to 10 business days depending on the country.
  • Messages often in English, Spanish or German.
  • Carrier tracking sometimes less detailed outside your home country.

Writing for several countries

A title with the brand and the international size is understood everywhere. A bilingual description widens your reach further without manual translation work: Revindo generates the French version from your English text, and vice versa.

Replying in the buyer's language

A Spanish buyer who receives a reply in Spanish buys more often. The Revindo agent drafts the reply in the language of the message received, and you approve it.

Local wardrobe vs a European wardrobe

Local wardrobe vs a European wardrobe
CriteriaLocalEuropean wardrobe
AudienceDomesticSeveral countries
Delivery times2 to 4 days5 to 10 days
LanguageOne languageMultilingual
View volumeLimitedExpanded

Frequently asked questions

Can you sell abroad from a Vinted account?

Yes, buyers in other countries where Vinted operates can buy your items, with international shipping costs.

Who pays international shipping costs?

The buyer, just like for a domestic sale. The seller drops off the parcel as usual.

Should you write listings in English?

It's not required, but a bilingual description noticeably widens your audience.

Are international disputes riskier?

They take longer because of shipping times. Proof of drop-off remains the seller's main protection.