Need advice to determine a sale price

[Tefouane]

Hi Guys,
I have this jacket for sale. It is brand new never worn. Real heavy cowhide. Size **L
What price can I ask for it please ?
Thanks for the kind help.

 

[Claybertrand]

Hello,

You'll need to provide a lot more information on this jacket to get an accurate price. Likewise, you will need to provide as much information as you can in order to sell it for ANY price.

Brand, and size measurements with as many pictures of the inside and outside of the jacket as you think will show it off the best would be a good start.

Good luck with your sale.

 

[Mich486]

Based on those pictures alone 150€/175$, I’d start from there

 

[Seb Lucas]

You need to provide the Maker (what leather and thickness) and to sell it more easily, the actual measurements. Sizes are not standard - one maker's **L is another's L. You'll scare people off unless you can provide measurements.

 

[Tefouane]

Here are some measurements :
sleeves : 26 inches
p2p : 24.3/4 inches
waist (flat with side fully open) : 22.3/4 inches
shoulders : 20.3/4 inches
back : 26.3/4 inches

 

[Edward]

That's about a 44/46 chest, depending how tight you like 'em. This brand is selling new on eBay from a French seller at £273/EU325ish. On that basis, I'd assume a start point would probably be around GBP150 / EU175. though with the brand being less well known than many others - depending where you are - it might be hard to get a bite via an online sale.

 

[Seb Lucas]

Edward's right. If you know what they cost new then working out a used price is simple.

I still have no idea what the brand is - bad photos of the label. And how thick and what the leather is.

If your measurements are right, I would not consider this an **L, it's closer to a 44. If you advertise it as a **L a lot of guys who would fit it are likely to overlook it.

 

[Edward]

Edward's right. If you know what they cost new then working out a used price is simple.

I still have no idea what the brand is - bad photos of the label. And how thick and what the leather is.

If your measurements are right, I would not consider this an **L, it's closer to a 44. If you advertise it as a **L a lot of guys who would fit it are likely to overlook it.

Indeed - as pointed out above, lettered sizing is worse than useless due to its variability. Currently, I'm a UK XL or **L, a M or L in many US brands, and awhopping **XL or **XXL in Beijing...

A 44 would be an **L in most SE Asian sizes, but if that's not your key market...