Thrift
Opening soonSome pieces you wear once. Some you keep.
Every garment we rent has a history we can show you: how many times it has gone out, how it was graded on return, who owned it. When you buy one, you are buying something whose condition is documented rather than described.
Renting is open today — browse the collection.
A known history
Rental stock is inspected after every return and graded. You see that record before you buy — not a seller's word for it.
Priced against wear
A piece that has been out twelve times is not priced like one that has been out twice. The rental history sets the price.
Try it first
Rent it for the occasion. If you do not want to give it back, the rental comes off the purchase price.
How it will work
- 01
Browse what is for sale
Pieces their owners have marked as available to buy, alongside their rental record.
- 02
Rent it or buy it
Buy outright, or rent first and decide afterwards.
- 03
Keep it
Delivered cleaned and ready. No deposit, nothing to return.
Why buy something that has been rented?
Occasion wear is worn rarely and stored for years. A lehenga that has been out eight times with us has been professionally cleaned eight times and inspected eight times — which is considerably more scrutiny than a piece that sat in a wardrobe. If the grading does not match what arrives, you send it back.