The Children's Place Girls Vintage Style Corduroy Mini Skirt
The Children's Place (tagged as PLACE / Est. 1989) · Clothing & Accessories > Girls' Skirts & Skorts
Era / Decade
Mid-to-Late 2000s (Y2K era aesthetic, confirmed by vintage-style interior woven neck/waist tag and riveted hardware detailing)
Material
Cotton corduroy fabric (fine wale) with metal hardware (zipper, rivets, button closure)
Condition
Good to Very Good pre-owned condition. Shows minor overall wear consistent with light use, slight fading along edges, and fabric creasing near the fly.
Demand Level
Low to Moderate. Basic kidswear from fast-fashion brands has low profit margins unless bundled or sold in late summer/early autumn for back-to-school.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$6.00 (Low) - $10.00 (Mid) - $14.00 (High)
Estimated Retail Value
$16.00 - $22.00
Comparable Sales
Similar Children's Place corduroy skirts typically sell for $5-$12 individually on Mercari and Poshmark, or in bundles of 3-5 items for $15-$25.
Description
Adorable girls size 6X/7 purple corduroy mini skirt by The Children's Place. Features classic 5-pocket styling with a unique flap coin pocket on the right side, belt loops, branded silver-tone button closure, metal fly zipper, and decorative rivets. Rich plum/magenta shade perfect for fall or back-to-school outfits.
Key Features
Rich plum purple colorway, textured corduroy fabric, retro Y2K-era styling with pocket details, durable metal hardware.
Authenticity Indicators
Authentic interior cloth label featuring 'PLACE Est. 1989' branding and size tag '6X/7'. High confidence (100%).
Flaws to Note
Unzipped/unbuttoned in photo revealing minor creasing at front fly. Normal light wear on corduroy pile typical of pre-owned children's wear.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Mercari, Poshmark, eBay, or local kids consignment sales (e.g., Once Upon A Child).
Selling Tips
Best sold as part of a multi-item clothing lot or bundle to save on shipping costs and increase total profit. Highlight key words like 'Corduroy Skirt', 'Fall Fashion', 'Back to School', and 'Y2K Kids'.