Garage sale pricing

[huey]

I guess this may vary by region, we are midwest, LCOL

We are having a garage sale this weekend and I am not sure how to price things like

new or barely worn ON jeans

brand new or hardly worn shoes (target and ON) mostly wedges, heels and sandals

Like $5 each? Is that too much? $10?

Also, what about kitchen appliances like a deep fat fryer (used 3 times), a wine decanter set and fondue set still new in the box.

TIA!

[whitemerlot]

10% of original price or less

[Awkward]

You have to ask yourself if you're trying to make money off of this or just trying to get RID of it. I won't pay more than $10 on anything on a yardsale, including most furniture.

Old Navy jeans- $3 a piece, depending on how many total $10 for the lot
shoes- $1, maybe $3 if they were brand new in the box

Fryer, fondue set- $5 each
wine decanter- $4

[downtoearth]

I"m more of the mindset that even barely worn clothes and shoes should never be priced over $2 at a garage sale.

I saw fondue set for $3 at a garage sale this weekend - new in box and a deep fryer for similar.

The wine decanter, I don't know, but not more than $5.

[huey]

I really just want to get rid of it. Making money is a side bonus.

[whitepicketfence]

I never pay more than $2 for clothes or shoes at a garage sale.

For the fondue set, decanter, and the fryer, I'd charge $3.

[midwest07]

I have found clothes, even if new/like new, to be one of the hardest things to sell at a garage sale. The exceptions may be kids clothing, and nice shoes and purses if priced low enough.

I would probably go with a max of $5 on clothing items, and maybe a deal like 3 things for $10. Then be prepared to take whatever people offer!

For those kitchen items, probably $5 to $10. I find kitchen stuff, dishware and other random household things to be the better sellers.

[jigsy]

When we did a yard sale recently, I ended up selling a lot of stuff for a dollar, people would just talk me down to it, and honestly, it was a dollar or me having to haul it to good will.

[mollybrown]

I wouldn't price them higher than a buck or 2. I'd count myself lucky if I was able to sell adult clothes at all.

[Roc A Bee]

Jeans $2. Shoes never sell at ours, so $1-2; kitchen appliances? no more than $5

[bunch]

A dollar. Or at least that's what I sold dh's tags on dockers for.