> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.posherva.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.posherva.com/features/schedule-sharing/schedule-to-share-a-part-of-the-closet-category-brand.md).
# Schedule to share a part of the closet (Category, Brand)
You can schedule sharing a part of a closet, just one category, brand, etc.
Use this method to filter your closet by Poshmark filters and share only a specific Category, Brand, or listings in a particular price range.
#### Steps:
1. Navigate to your closet (**My closet**) page.
2. Use the filtering options on the left side of the page to filter items you intend to share. For example, choose only Women's items.
3. Open the **PosherVA** popup window.
4. Select **Type of Sharing: To Followers**.
5. Select **Source of items: From current page**.
6. Choose **Sharing speed**. Medium or slow is always a good choice.
7. Enter the **Number of items to share.** It's essential to enter the number of items to share. Otherwise, the tool will share someone's entire closet.
8. Press **Schedule**
9. Choose time and press **Schedule**
**You can see added Schedule on the top of SHARE tab.**
**To see the Schedule details (source of items or speed), press on the Schedule name.**
{% hint style="success" %}
You can also schedule sharing from poshmark feed, and it will do **Community sharing** every day for new items.\
In step first step open the feed page instead of someone's closet page
{% endhint %}
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