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The rules Flogit writes to

Vinted hides listings that break these, usually without telling you. Flogit does not break them.

No hashtags. No brand but the one you selected. No invented measurements. Flaws named in Vinted's own vocabulary.

These are not style preferences. Three of the four are grounds for a listing being pulled.

No hashtags

Not one, anywhere. Vinted's own help page says so outright, and listings do get removed for it.

The belief that they help comes from other platforms. On Vinted they do nothing for search and put your listing at risk.

One brand, the one you picked

Naming other brands in the description is the commonest way to lose a listing. "Similar to Zara", "not Nike but same style", a list of labels at the bottom: all of it is against the rules and all of it is easy to detect automatically.

Flogit will not write another brand into your prose or your keywords, even if you put one in the keywords box.

No invented measurements

Numbers come from you or from Vinted's own fields. Flogit will not estimate a shoulder width from a photograph.

A plausible figure nobody measured is grounds for a return, and a return you caused by guessing is worse than a listing without measurements.

Flaws in Vinted's vocabulary

Marks, pilling, fraying, bobbling. That is the language a dispute is judged in, so it is the language a description should use.

Naming a flaw plainly also protects you: a buyer cannot claim an item was "significantly different from the listing" for something the listing described.

Why this matters more than it reads

Vinted does not usually tell you a listing was hidden. It simply stops appearing in search, and you conclude the item is unpopular. People lose weeks to this.

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