How should I photograph my piece?

Natural light, neutral background, and the four shots that matter: hanging full-body, garment laid flat, a close-up of the fabric texture, and a close-up of any tag (brand label, size label, care label). Optional but powerful: one on-model shot (yourself or a friend with permission).

Phone photos are fine — we don't require a studio. Avoid mirror selfies; avoid filters; avoid clutter. Disclose every flaw and photograph it — an honest listing is a SNAD claim you'll never face.

The aim is "what would a buyer actually see when they unwrap this?" If your photos honestly answer that, your piece sells itself.