Delve into most women’s wardrobes and you are almost guaranteed to unearth fashion treasures either unworn and/or unwanted. However, the Closet Bureau is answering the prayers of every Carrie Bradshaw wannabe. The site provides women with an outlet to sell their unwanted items, injecting a little cash and extra space back into their lives.

The Closet Bureau takes over the tedious process of selling designer items on eBay for stylistas, shopping addicts, unseasoned shoppers and everyone else who loves clothes but doesn’t have the time, confidence or technical savoir faire to sell items they no longer want or need. Plus, you can make a neat little profit from those bits and pieces that are clogging up your perfectly ordered wardrobe.

Founded by London fashion PR and eBay veteran, Sophia Greene, the feminine and oh-so-chic site has been designed by Ruth Cozens, the creative talent behind the Net-A-Porter and My-wardrobe sites – a Midas’ touch if ever there was one!

eBay can be particularly daunting to those who have never used it before, not to mention, tough to maximise its utility. Finally the Closet Bureau can take away all the stress and mystery behind those who make a good profit. Moreover, clients avoid excessive commission charges of dress agencies.

For extra special items, the Closet Bureau has a list of private clients, to whom they provide exclusive trunk shows to further the potential for sale. Add to this the fact that Greene and her team are equipped with the best photographic equipment – and are clued in on all the tricks to ensure the highest possible eBay exposure – and its no surprise that the likes of Alice Dellal and Rosie Huntington Whiteley are big fans.

Whether you want to declutter your wardrobe to make room for the new season (after all fashion week is imminently approaching!), sell an unwanted gift, or generate some extra cash from clothes that you’ll never wear again, the Closet Bureau can help.

For more information visit www.theclosetbureau.com

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