Resale sold comps, recovered by observation
What second-hand fashion actually sells for, inferred from listings that disappear - on a marketplace that publishes no sold history.
Daily, 05:10 UTC · Eight tracked niches across three country sites
The caseWhy this cannot be bought later
Vinted removes sold listings and publishes no sold history at all. Asking prices are everywhere; selling prices are nowhere. The only way to recover a sold comp is to watch a market daily and record what vanishes.
ContentsWhat the series holds
| Niches | Nike and Adidas sneakers, Levi's denim, Zara dresses, North Face and Carhartt outerwear, Lululemon - on the French, German and UK sites. |
| Per event | Last asking price, days listed, brand, size, condition, and the dates the listing was first seen, last seen and detected as gone. |
What a row looks like
6 of the 12 columns, from the 2026-11-03 file. One disappearance from the Nike/France niche. The full row also carries first-seen, last-seen and sold-detected timestamps.
| Field | Example value |
|---|---|
brand | Nike Air |
size | 40 |
condition | Neuf sans étiquette |
lastPriceCents | 7500 |
daysListed | 3 |
status | likely_sold |
What it cannot tell you
A likely sale, not a confirmed one. A seller deleting a listing, letting it expire, or editing it out of the tracked price band all look identical from outside. Each niche is bounded to roughly 960 live listings so that disappearances stay meaningful.
Interested in this series? It is not on sale yet - it is being accumulated, and it gets more useful every night. If it is the shape of something you need, say what you would want from it and when: contact@lowlanddata.com. The tools that produce it are in the catalogue and run on demand today.
Page generated 2026-11-04 05:47 UTC. Every figure on this page is read from the series itself at build time, so it cannot drift from what is on disk.