A city student has made thousands of pounds selling second-hand clothes from designers such as Gucci and Chanel.

Yasmin Welch, 20, has been flipping second-hand clothing for the past two years and has made around £5,000. 

The Norwich University of the Arts student, from Colchester, is in her first year of Fashion Communications and sells pre-loved clothes through Vinted and at her pop-up shops, under her Re.Labelled brand.

Norwich Evening News: Yasmin Welch, 20, has been flipping secondhand clothing for a profit over the last two years and has made between £4000 and £5000Yasmin Welch, 20, has been flipping secondhand clothing for a profit over the last two years and has made between £4000 and £5000 (Image: Yasmin Welch)

Her first sale, a pair of 2003 Chanel sunglasses, which she found in a house clearance for £1 sold for £220. 

Other finds of Yasmin's include Vivienne Westwood and Gucci as she hunts through charity shops and car boots, which she is an avid lover of, calling them her "favourite places".

Norwich Evening News: Her first sale, a pair of 2003 Chanel sunglassesHer first sale, a pair of 2003 Chanel sunglasses (Image: Yasmin Welch)

Norwich Evening News: Her first sale, a pair of 2003 Chanel sunglassesHer first sale, a pair of 2003 Chanel sunglasses (Image: Yasmin Welch)

The student, who also works part-time, developed her brand to focus on 90s streetwear with a big focus on designer pieces.

Yasmin added: "Nearly my whole wardrobe is second-hand.

Norwich Evening News: A Norwich University of the Arts student has talked of making thousands of pounds buying and selling secondhand clothesA Norwich University of the Arts student has talked of making thousands of pounds buying and selling secondhand clothes (Image: Yasmin Welch)

"I was collecting loads of clothes four years ago as I wanted to go into fashion styling. 

"I knew I wanted to start a brand one day but to start with I was just buying and selling clothes to have more to style.

Norwich Evening News: A Norwich University of the Arts student has talked of making thousands of pounds buying and selling secondhand clothesA Norwich University of the Arts student has talked of making thousands of pounds buying and selling secondhand clothes (Image: Yasmin Welch)

"I am overwhelmed by the support from the public who see my vision for the brand.

"People are loving it and I am loving doing it." 

Re.Labelled will soon be on ASOS Marketplace as well as at pop-up shops around Norwich.