Is homemade items (jewelry, decorations, etc.) junk or new goods?
I want to sell my handcrafted items at a flea market – is it considered junk or new goods?
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Hello,
You can’t make “self-made” to make profits, so you need a commercial license or small business…
But you can easily sell on the “self-made” market
If that’s your hobby, your passion, your favorite leisure activities (baskets) and you’re also collecting self-made things, so also buy beautiful things from other “self-bassadors”, then it falls under love, then you can offer it on the flea market because it has become too much with the years at your home;)
In principle, I would always call “used”, never “new”, since the sale of new products is actually reserved for commercial dealers.
When the flea market asks Papa to get it, always say “used”! You can determine it yourself, but no one knows better than you;)