UGG vs vivaia shoes: resale price, speed and wholesale lots
vivaia shoes resell for more and faster: a $42 median in 24 days, against $35 in 31 days for UGG. Used items, Poshmark sales, last 12 months.
Side by side
Same marketplace, same 12 months, used women's shoes only. Green marks the better figure for a reseller.
| UGG | vivaia | |
|---|---|---|
| Median sold price | $35 | $42 |
| Typical sold price, middle half | $22–$60 | $31–$58 |
| Median time to sell | 31 days | 24 days |
| Sell-through | 43% | 65% |
| Sales, last 30 days vs the 30 before | +42% | +11% |
| Brand hub | UGG shoes | vivaia shoes |
Sold price is the last listed price of a sold item. A brand pair page opens only when both brands have 300+ used sales in 12 months.
No UGG or vivaia shoes lots on the market right now
Liquidators list new pallets and case packs every week. Below: UGG in other categories, then live shoes lots from vetted liquidators.
UGG in other categories
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Other brand pairs and the brand hubs, each with its median sold price.
UGG vs
- UGG vs Hoka$35 vs $43
- UGG vs Taos Footwear$35 vs $35
vivaia vs
- vivaia vs Birkenstock$42 vs $37
- vivaia vs Tory Burch$42 vs $46
Brands and lists
- UGG shoes$35 median
- vivaia shoes$42 median
- All shoes brandshub
About these numbers
Where the numbers come from
Completed Poshmark sales of used women's shoes by each brand over the last 12 months: both brands are read on the same marketplace, the same months and the same condition.
Sell-through is the share of listings that sold in the period. Time to sell is the median number of days from listing to sale. The sales trend compares the last 30 days with the 30 before.
A wholesale price shows only when a live lot of the same condition costs less a piece than the brand's used resale median.
Updated October 19, 2026.
UGG vs vivaia shoes — questions buyers ask
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