Buying a Vinted supplier list? Why you should never pay for supplier links
On TikTok, Instagram and in livestreams, “secret supplier lists” are being sold. We are a supplier ourselves. This is what’s really inside those lists, and how to find it for free.
Finding a supplier is free. Never pay for it.
A paid supplier list is usually a handful of webshops and wholesalers you can find yourself on Google in a few minutes. The seller makes money from you, often twice: from the list and through affiliate links. Real suppliers want to be found. Their website is the link, and it’s free. Put that money into your first stock instead.
Open a paid supplier list
This is what a typical list looks like. Tap open and see what you get for your money.
You paid €29.99 for 0 secret links. Everything was already free online, and every other buyer got exactly the same list.
Why are these lists sold?
You are the product
The seller doesn’t make money on clothes, but on you. Every buyer is profit, whether you sell anything or not.
Everyone gets the same links
Hundreds of buyers, one list. Everyone buys from the same sources and then sells the same items on Vinted.
There’s often a commission
Many links are affiliate links or discount codes. If you buy something, the seller earns again.
Tap the promise
These are the lines you see in every sales pitch. Flip them over.
Spot a list seller in 30 seconds
Came across someone online selling suppliers? Tap what you see.
List seller vs real vintage supplier
Both call themselves a “supplier”. This is how you tell them apart.
What could you have bought instead?
Supplier lists usually cost between €15 and €99. Slide to what you saw, and see what that money gets you with us.
A list gets you zero items. You still have to buy stock afterwards, so you pay twice.
For the same money you already have real branded items at home, ready to photograph and list today.
And you’ve tested your first supplier right away: exactly what those lists promise.
A €29.99 list gets you 0 items. For €29.95 you already get a Cap Box with 3 branded caps from us.
With us3Cap Box (3 branded caps)How to find a good supplier yourself
Just Google it
Search for “vintage wholesale”, “vinted supplier” or “buy vintage in bulk”. Real suppliers work hard to rank at the top.
Ask a question first
Send an email or DM asking what’s inside a box. Quick, clear answer? Good sign. Vague or no reply? Move on.
Do they only sell guides or links?
Does someone only sell guides, courses or 1-on-1 coaching, but no clothes? Or do they sell supplier links for money without any products of their own? That’s a red flag: they make money from you, not from stock. Don’t fall for it. Also read our 10 red flags with suppliers.
Test with a small box
Start with a few pieces instead of a list. Then you know right away what you get. More checks: 7 checks before you buy.
What kinds of vintage suppliers are there?
A Vinted supplier is a business where you buy stock to resell. There are roughly three kinds.
Kilo wholesaler
You buy per kilo or per bale. Cheap per kilo, but you don’t know what you get and a lot of it won’t sell.
For: experienced resellers with storage and time to sort.Box supplier
Handpicked boxes with a fixed number of pieces and known brands. Everything is sorted and sellable, and you can start small.
This is how we work. View the boxes →Source it yourself
Thrift stores, flea markets and Vinted deals. No minimum, but it takes a lot of time per item.
For: when you have more time than budget.Start with real stock
Small and bigger boxes, with brands and piece count known upfront. No list, no gamble.
Free linkTry-Out Branded Cap Box – 3 Vintage Caps (Mix)€29.95
Free linkTry Out Branded T-Shirt Box – 3 Pieces€45
Free linkResell Starter Box – 3 Pieces (Mix)€65
Free linkResell Starter Box – 5 Pieces (Mix)€89
Free linkResell Starter Box – 10 Pieces Mix (Bestseller)€155
Free linkPremium Vinted Mix Box – 15 Pieces€215Questions about supplier lists
What is a Vinted supplier?
A Vinted supplier is a business where you buy clothing to resell on Vinted, such as a vintage wholesaler or a box supplier. A good supplier sells stock itself, not lists of links.
Is buying a Vinted supplier list worth it?
Almost never. Most lists contain wholesalers and webshops you can find yourself on Google for free. You pay for information that is already public, and hundreds of others get the same list.
Are paid supplier lists a scam?
Not always illegal, but almost always money wasted. Be extra careful with lists promising branded clothing for a few euros “straight from the factory”: that is often fake, and it puts your Vinted account at risk.
What is the difference between a supplier and a list seller?
A supplier sells clothing that you resell. A list seller only sells information: links, PDFs or coaching. After a supplier you have stock, after a list seller you have a list.
How do I find a good Vinted supplier for free?
Search Google for vintage wholesalers, check that they actually sell stock, ask them a question and test with a small box first.
Is a Vinted course or 1-on-1 coaching worth it?
Usually not. If someone only sells guides or coaching and no clothes, they make money from you. You learn most by buying small and seeing what sells.
Why do people sell supplier lists?
Because it’s easy money: a PDF costs nothing to make and can be sold endlessly. They often contain affiliate links too, so the seller earns extra when you order.
Do I need a VAT number to buy from Vintage Wholesale Market?
No. No VAT number required, prices include VAT and orders are shipped within 24h, with tracked shipping to Europe and the UK.
Where should I start as a beginner?
With a small box of 3 or 5 pieces. You test the quality and learn what sells, for about what a supplier list costs.
