Broadly: anything in good, honestly-described condition that's likely to sell for more than it costs to list and post. Some categories need a bit more care — covered below.
Branded and designer clothing sells best — look for the label before assuming something isn't worth sending. Clean, no strong odours, no visible damage beyond what's disclosed.
Costume to fine jewellery, and watches of any kind. Anything claimed as precious metal or a named brand may be checked before listing — hallmarks and serials help, but aren't required.
Phones, laptops, consoles, cameras, audio gear. Must be fully working and, where relevant, wiped of personal data before it arrives — we'll remind you. Faulty items can still be listed honestly as spares/repair, at a lower expected price.
Coins, stamps, vinyl, trading cards, vintage toys, militaria, antiques. This category rewards expertise most — if something might be rarer or more valuable than it looks, say so and we'll look into it before pricing.
Lighting, mirrors, kitchenware, small furniture. Larger pieces are collection-only within 8 miles, or buyer-collects-from-you for anything too large for us to move.
Bikes, golf clubs, camping gear, instruments. Working condition matters — say plainly if something needs a repair or a part.
Illegal to sell. If it's fake, or you're not sure, don't send it — anything identified as counterfeit is reported and destroyed, not returned.
Anything subject to a product safety recall, or missing safety features it should have (e.g. a cot with a recalled latch).
If you haven't tested it, it gets listed as untested/spares — we won't claim "fully working" on your behalf.
Aerosols, lithium batteries outside their original device, flammables, and similar — these may still be sellable as a local collection-only listing.