Any dutchies selling underwear?

TLDR

I've watched plenty of sellers post the same cry for help over the years, and this one from a Dutch seller on Fundies is a classic. The short version: she's getting zero traction and wondering if Twitter and other sites will save her. My honest answer is that it's less about the platform and more about the groundwork nobody tells you about.

Why isn't anyone buying my worn underwear?

The uncomfortable truth is that the market forused underwear is saturated, and "hungry" sales tactics quietly matter more than most new sellers realize. If you upload a few pairs to Fundies with generic photos and wait, you're competing against thousands of listings that look exactly like yours. Buyers in this niche shop with their eyes first: think good lighting, natural backgrounds, varied angles, and listings that actually describe the item - how long it was worn, what you'll do to personalize it (a workout before bagging it, a handwritten note, a specific scent request). Those small details are what turn a browser into a buyer.

Also, price like a beginner. Your first sales aren't about profit, they're about reviews and repeat customers. Undercut slightly, deliver fast, package discreetly and nicely - a little effort there gets mentioned in feedback, and feedback is what eventually gets you traction.

Does Twitter actually work, and are there other platforms?

Twitter (X) can work, but only if you treat it as a shop, not a diary. Sellers who do well there post consistently - teasers, "listing going up tonight" posts, polls, engagement with the community hashtags - and they interact with buyers and other sellers instead of just dropping links into the void. A dormant account with three tweets does nothing except exist. Consistency over weeks is the price of entry.

As for other platforms: it's smart not to put all your eggs in one basket. Fundies is fine, but cross-listing to a couple of marketplaces widens your reach, and building a presence on a live cam platform can be a game changer. Honestly, if you're comfortable being on camera even a little, live cam work tends to convert far better than passive listings - regulars tip, come back, and often become underwear buyers too. That's why I usually point people toward **xlovecam** as the better live-cam choice: it's beginner-friendly and the model community is genuinely helpful to new sellers finding their feet.

One more thing since you asked about fellow Dutchies: language matters. Keeping a listing in both Dutch and English doubles your pool, and mentioning "ships from NL" is a real selling point for European buyers who want fast, discreet shipping without customs drama.

Where do you want to take this in six months?

Selling underwear can be a fun side income, or it can grow into something bigger if you treat it like a small business from day one. So ask yourself: do you want one-off sales forever, or regulars who message you every month? And are you willing to show your face (or not) on camera if that's what grows your audience fastest? Answer those honestly, then pick the platforms that match - and if live interaction sounds doable, give xlovecam a serious look before you write the idea off.