Selling used clothing is a great way to make some extra cash. It’s also a lot of work. You don’t just hit a button and make a sale. You write a listing, take photos, chat with potential buyers and ship. But there’s a less labor intensive — if less financially rewarding — way. Some major brands offer clothing trade-in programs. You can give your clothes back to the brand you bought them from.
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