Describe the actual garment as a one-piece item and give its measurements, not just the size printed on its label. Second-hand clothing can shrink, stretch, or be altered, so include the waist, chest, length, or other dimensions buyers need to assess the fit.
Photograph the label and any visible wear. If the tag is missing, say so and rely on the measurements rather than guessing a standard size. State whether the garment has been altered and whether the fabric shows fading, loose seams, or marks.
Because the piece cannot be replaced, keep its availability current while you answer enquiries. If it is reserved or sold, update the offer; if a buyer asks for another size, do not suggest a different garment is identical. A clear description helps the buyer decide before you arrange collection or delivery.
