Never tried this place but a couple other users mentioned it: https://currentboutique.com/ You could also try The RealReal for high end. But honestly you make WAY more on ThredUp with high end. If you don't have a lot of high end items, you could try selling everything together as a lot on Facebook Marketplace. I see people selling bins or bags of clothing for a super cheap bulk price. You could try taking to a local Plato's Closet or other consignment store. It really depends on what type of clothing you're selling. There's not a good solution for non-premium brands for online consignment, because there's no meat on the bone. Premium and high end does really well on ThredUp. More on reddit.com

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As a buyer, Depop. Poshmark is sooo intense and feels scammy these days. More on reddit.com

Poshmark takes 20% as a seller's fee, which as a seller kinda stings, and as a buyer means that there is less wiggle room. As a result, you see a lot of sellers posting at an inflated rate to 'create' room for negotiation, and then you have to play this game to reach a fair price. But as others have said, it's got the most traffic and selection. If I want something specific/obscure, I'm most likely to find it here. eBay is best imo for NWT items just sold out in stores, or for very popular items. Only expect a deal on the latter for used. 10% seller fees, plus payment fees (I think PayPal is 3ish % last I sold). Mercari has less traffic and variety, but only 10% seller's fees. That means negotiation is more fair for both parties. I prefer to buy and sell here, if I can find what I want. People here are more likely to be laid back and polite? Just a personal observation of mine. This is also your best platform to avoid "professional" resellers, if that's a thing for you, though this gets more difficult every day. The two times I used thredup I received a counterfeit, and an item in much worse condition than stated. I had no luck seeking a resolution to my issues. Sidenote, kidizen is pretty good for kids stuff, if that applies to anyone. More on reddit.com