Nice looking listings! Just a couple of tips for future auctions that I've learned from experience:
Either advertise flat-rate shipping for domestic buyers or use the shipping calculator in the listing. You tend to get more bids, and thus higher selling price when the potential bidders know the shipping price up front. Sure they could just ask you what shipping would be to their address before bidding, but a lot of folks don't want to bother.
If you're going to use the Reserve Price option, start the bidding lower to attract more initial lookers who may become bidders. Otherwise don't use a reserve and either start the bidding at the lowest price you want to sell for, or start it really low and keep your fingers crossed that the price gets to where you want it in the end. A lot of bidders are turned off by reserve listings and even more are turned off by high starting bids. It's just a matter of how much risk you want to take.
For items like these, I would put exact measurements in the listing. If someone knows the exact size of an item they will be wearing, they're more likely to bid, and will likely bid more because they know for sure it will fit.
Like I said, these are just a few things I've learned in my ebay experience, but they're good-looking listings.
