JustSlips

What JustSlips is

JustSlips is a marketplace for selling worn underwear and related items. Individual sellers open their own shop, list items at their own prices, and buyers either order through the shop or message the seller first. Its menu sorts listings into panties, socks, bras, tights, shoes and others. The site pays individual sellers, and its pitch is anonymity: the home page lists "Free Use", "Anonymous", "DISCREET SHIPPING" and "BUYER PROTECTION" as its promises. The interface comes in English, German, Japanese and French, and prices can be shown in euros, yen or US dollars, though the listings on the home page are priced in euros and several carry German titles. Joining costs nothing: the home page says "JustSlips is free to use" and "No credit card is required", and sellers can pay for an optional yearly upgrade. A seller's account is confirmed by an admin before the shop opens, and earnings are transferred once a month.

How earning works

A seller registers, then waits for approval. The vendor guide says the account has to be confirmed by an admin before the store can be set up. The home page says "All sellers are carefully verified to maintain a safe and trustworthy marketplace", and its section headed "HERE TO THE VERIFIED SELLERS" points buyers to approved shops. After confirmation the seller clicks "CREATE SHOP" and works from a seller account with separate sections for orders, products, commissions, withdrawals and a seller profile. The home page describes the shop as a place to "Display your products in your own personal shop, manage your listings easily, and keep full control over your sales."

The "PRODUCTS" section is the catalog. Clicking "ADD NEW" starts a listing: a name, a summary and a description, a price, a category, and quantities with a minimum sales quantity, then "SUBMIT". The home page FAQ says sellers can list "a variety of worn underwear, including briefs, thongs, boxers and more", and tells them to "clearly communicate the condition and duration of wear." On photos it asks for "clear, high-quality photos that show the condition of your underwear", without anything that gives away personal information. A blog post adds that detail on wear time, material and special requests helps an item sell.

The "ORDERS" section is where customer orders arrive. It also shows an address that the guide tells sellers to use as their sender address. Shipping itself is arranged between the two sides: the FAQ tells sellers to agree the shipping method and costs with the buyer in advance, to "pack discreetly" and to follow the applicable shipping rules.

Buyers have a second route that skips the cart. The buyer guide shows a buyer opening a product, clicking "Write message" and writing to the seller, with those chats kept under "Contact provider". The home page advertises this to buyers as "Free Communication": they can contact sellers for free, browsing profiles and chatting "without any obligation or financial commitment." For a seller, that means many sales start as a conversation about one item, and a quick, honest reply is part of the job. A blog post also describes buyer interest arriving as a notification, with "The entire communication and shipping process" kept anonymous.

The paid upgrade is the site's main lever for visibility. In October 2026 its pricing block offers it at €29.99 per year, marked "instead of €129.99", and lists what it adds: "Unlimited products", "Unlimited sales", "Anonymity", "Listed above", "Even more visibility", "Analysis tools", "Customer ratings", "Livechat", "Prioritized support" and a "Personalized store URL". Listing above free shops and the extra visibility are what a seller is buying, together with analytics and a custom shop address.

The blog doubles as marketing and as a seller library. Posts cover pricing and sales strategy, becoming self-employed selling worn socks, and selling anonymously, with titles such as "How to Easily Create Payment Links for Used Panties on JustSlips" and "How to Sell Worn Underwear and Socks in Switzerland for Free and Anonymously on JustSlips.com". Its own post on the platform says JustSlips is "easy to use, even for beginners", that sellers "set your own schedule, pricing, and sales strategy", and that a seller can sign up and "remain anonymous if you prefer." Another describes "Anonymous Registration", "Secure Payments" and listings "shown only to genuine interested buyers". These are the site's own claims about itself, as are the home page testimonials from vendors praising the anonymity, the authenticity check, buyer protection and free registration.

Money and rules

The vendor guide's money section is short. Under "COMMISSIONS" it says "Your commission is displayed here." Under "WITHDRAWALS" it says sellers can see their earnings, "which will be transferred to you at the end of the month." On how buyers pay, the FAQ says payment usually runs through secure payment methods on the platform, and adds "Make sure you set the preferred payment options in your seller account." The home page says the site provides "discreet delivery, secure payment options, and dedicated customer support." What the platform keeps from each sale is not stated, and neither is a minimum withdrawal.

The costs that are stated are the ones above: a free account, and the optional yearly upgrade. Disputes go to the buyer first: "In the event of problems, try to resolve the matter with the buyer first. If necessary, our customer support is ready to mediate." Support is reachable at a published address.

On privacy, the FAQ says "Use a username that does not reveal your identity and only share personal information with buyers if it is necessary for the sales process." The site's content page on the trade says it is legal in many countries "as long as it is restricted to adult and consenting participants", and tells readers to check the laws in their region. A blog post on anonymity suggests separate payment accounts and neutral packaging. The seller check is an admin confirmation, and the home page calls sellers "authentically verified" without describing the documents involved.

Who it suits and who it does not

JustSlips suits a seller who wants a small shop with product listings, set prices and an order screen, rather than a social feed built on subscriptions or tips. It costs nothing to start, and a newcomer gets a category menu to appear in and a blog of beginner material. A seller who wants to stand out can pay the yearly fee to be listed above free shops, with analytics and a custom URL. The German-language listings and euro pricing suit a seller writing for German-speaking buyers, and the interface also runs in Japanese and French.

The caveats are timing and clarity. Earnings move once a month, which is slow for a seller who wants fast access to cash, and the admin confirmation adds a wait before the shop exists. A seller comparing platforms will also want the commission confirmed, since the dashboard has a commissions screen but no rate is published.