Listing Question (Advice needed!)

[Former_Member]

I Have a question about listing and item. I made a fabric painted onesie and some of my paint went through the fabric (I guess my protective layer wasn't so great) to the inside back of the onesie. Anyways, The design and everything turned out good besides this one flaw. Would it be bad to still sell this onesie at a discount (explaining the paint on the inside of course)? Any advice is greatly appreciated.

Kylie

[Former_Member]

As long as you explain the issue, I can't see any reason why you should not list the item :)

[Former_Member]

I agree with Linda! If I weren't buying it for a gift I don't think I'd care about the flaw! Especially if I got a discount. :o)

[Former_Member]

Ya I would list it. People don't always care about the inside. I think it will be fine.

[thelavenderpear]

Yes, be honest and list it!

[Purl1VintageToo]

I agree! People shop at outlets, stores sell irregulars, etc. If you tell the potential customer, they can choose to purchase or not.

[Former_Member]

Painting on canvas water does not cause allergies in most people. But in the case of children's clothing, it should advise the client of this small defect, for if it were some very special case. Look at my store. I specialize in hand painted.

[SpangGangDesigns]

With appropriate photos and a clear disclosure that this is an "oops" item, I'd say list it!

[Former_Member]

I list feathers at a discount that "didn't make the cut" and simply tell them they are not perfect and will require grooming, I don't at all see a reason not to list it as long as you show in a picture the defect and state in the description it has a flaw. Many shoppers like myself look for these types of items because they are more cheap!

Cheers
Kelly