Seller guide

Everything that separates a shop that sells from one that sits there.

Panties, bras and socks onlyScent of Her lists nothing else — no swimwear, sportswear, footwear or other clothing. Everything below assumes you are selling one of those two things.

Photographs

Worn photos are the listing. A flat-lay of a folded pair tells a buyer nothing they cannot get from a shop. Shoot the item on the body, in daylight if you can, against a plain wall or bed. Four to six photos is the sweet spot: two showing the item worn, one close on the fabric, one flat showing the full shape, one of the label or size tag.

Daylight beats any lamp. A window at midday, no flash.
Keep the frame tight and the background empty — it protects you and it looks better.
Your face is never required. Crop above the waist if you prefer.
Nothing identifying in shot: post, house numbers, mirrors, name tags.

Titles that get found

Buyers search in plain words. Put the concrete facts in the title, in the order someone would say them: colour, material, style, size. “Black lace thong, size S, worn 2 days” or “White cotton bra, 34B, worn 3 days” beats “Something special for you 😘” every time — for buyers and for Google.

Descriptions

Answer the questions before they are asked: how long it was worn, what you wore it for, fabric, fit, whether add-ons are possible, how fast you ship. Three short paragraphs is plenty. Write like a person, not a listing template.

Pricing

Look at what comparable items are listed at, price near the middle, and let wear time and add-ons carry the premium rather than the base item. Very low prices attract time-wasters; very high prices need a reason stated in the description.

Shipping

Vacuum-seal or double-bag, then a plain padded envelope. No branding, no printed marketplace name.
Use a return address you are comfortable being seen — a locker or PO box is normal here.
Post promptly once the money has arrived, and tell the buyer it is on its way.
Mark the order sent in your dashboard so she is not left wondering.

Getting paid

Publish your payment instructions once in shop settings — buyers see them the moment they order, and they choose the app they want you to contact them on. Ship after the money lands, never before. Commission accrues on your balance and only needs settling at €10.00.

Your link is the asset

Your subdomain is the thing to share. One address, always current, holding everything you have listed. Put it wherever you already have an audience — it works as a whole storefront, not a single post that scrolls away.