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Vinted is in Australia now. Is it right for kids' stuff?

Vinted launched here in July 2026 and it's genuinely good at what it does. What it does is fashion. Here's where it fits, where it doesn't, and where Lhoop comes in.

9 July 2026·4 min read
A folded pram standing next to a small pile of neatly folded kids' clothes in a sunlit home entryway

What Vinted brings

Vinted is Europe's biggest second-hand fashion marketplace, and its Australian launch came with an Australia Post partnership for parcels and lockers. Sellers pay no fees, buyers pay a protection fee at checkout, and kids' clothing is one of its strongest categories. If you enjoy fashion resale, it's a real option, and we'd rather tell you that straight than pretend otherwise.

What Vinted won't touch

Here's the part that matters if you're a parent clearing more than a wardrobe. Vinted's catalogue rules prohibit most of the gear the baby years actually accumulate:

  • Prams and pushchairs
  • Baby carriers and wraps
  • Sleep products and used baby bedding
  • Feeding bottles and nursing equipment
  • Children's toys, furniture and childcare equipment more broadly

That's the $600 pram, the barely-used carrier, the nursery furniture, the toy library your kids outgrew. On Lhoop, you can sell your baby gear too, with safety-aware policies (recalled items are prohibited and moderated) instead of a blanket ban.

Side by side

VintedLhoop
Built forFashion resale, all agesParents: bump to backpack, clothes to nursery gear
Seller feesNoneNone
Buyer feesBuyer Protection fee per order (reported around 5% + $0.70 in Australia)7.0% service fee
Prams, carriers, nurseryProhibitedWelcome, with safety-aware policies
When the seller gets paidAuto-releases 2 days after delivery unless the buyer objects in timeWhen the buyer confirms the item arrived as described
When something goes wrongIn-app process, widely criticised for no human supportA person reviews your dispute
BundlesBundle discounts within a wardrobeMulti-item bundles from one closet with combined shipping

The bottom line

If you love fashion resale as a hobby, Vinted earns a place on your phone. If you're a parent whose actual problem is a house full of outgrown everything, from size 000 onesies to the pram in the garage, you need the marketplace that takes all of it, holds the money until it arrives, and answers with a human when something goes sideways. That's the one we built.

References

Vinted launched in Australia in July 2026. See Vinted for current pricing and catalogue rules.

  • Vinted Australia, pricing and catalogue rules

Related reading

  • Lhoop vs Facebook Marketplace
  • Lhoop vs eBay for kids and baby things
  • How to sell kids clothes online in Australia

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