do you put more than one picture?

Yes, I do use more than one picture with apparel and I would highly recommend doing so if you're selling lots. My rule when listing an item on eBay is to think like a potential buyer. If you were looking at your listing, considering bidding on it, what information would you want to know? Would you want to see multiple pictures? Chances are you would. Think like a buyer and provide plenty of information, both verbal and visual, so eBay shoppers will stick around and, hopefully, bid or buy. I don't pay eBay for the extra pictures, by the way. Instead, I host them elsewhere (auctiva) and code them into the body of my auction listing. I make mine a maximum of 500 pixels wide or tall so they're big enough but not too big. Works for me!

Of course it's worth the time to put more pitures on it, as long as they are not look too similar. As a buyer, I always choose the products that provides me more imformation than others do.

I put in as many as I think it takes to help give potential buyers a good idea of what they are going to bid on. If one picture does the trick, then that's all I'll use, but with large lots of an items, I try to show of few views of what I'm offering. Buyers like to see a few images of what your selling, it gives them a bit more confidence in bidding, especially when you are selling a bunch of items in a lot.

It is my opinion, that is always a good idea to post more then one picture up on whatever it is you are selling. The reason for this is simple. One should allow the potential buyer to get more then one view of whatever he or she is buying.