Do you not have the jeans there to measure them? Seeing if you can find out the measurements seems a slightly odd way to put it. Anyway I agree that waist and inside leg measurements are a minimum for listing trousers. If you don’t have a tape measure, buy one.
I think not accepting returns on clothing is not a principle worth having when selling on an internet platform. and I find listings that state things like ‘please ask any questions / be sure this is what you want before buying as sorry no returns’ quite offputting. It just tells the buyer that if they want to return the item they have to go straight for ‘not as described’ to be sure of getting a refund. If they actually believe that no returns are possible many will just not buy.
I think you should try raising your prices, I do agree with the pp who said they look too cheap to be true for genuine items.
Improve your titles and lose things like ‘designer’, ‘tailored’, ‘red’ ‘charcoal’, ‘Uk’ and ‘size’ as the first word (always start with the brand name, then the item name then the size, and keep it simple - unlike amazon and etsy cramming as many words in there as possible doesn’t help) and try not doing everything auction style, many don’t want to spend a week bidding for a pair of sandals or a t shirt and perhaps lose the item at the last minute, they just want to buy, now! I don’t think I’m the only one who won’t bid on an auction.
If you offer returns, more people will be confident to buy in the first place and the buyer will pay the return postage if they do want to return. There will also be less chance of a buyer making up a reason or damaging an item as the only way they see to get a return, which will be at your expense.
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