Selling Your Outfit

Want to give your outfit a second life? Selling it is a great way to pass it on!

Suggested sale pricing (based on original retail price):

• If your outfit originally cost £100 → sell it for around £30 to £60
• If it cost £200 → aim for £60 to £120
• If it cost £400 → try £120 to £240
• If it cost £500 or more → list it at £150 to £300+

The lower the price, the more likely someone is going to buy your preloved outfit! We recommend a low price, but you have control. Your price should also reflect the condition of the outfit, brand new or barely worn pieces can go for more! You can always lower the price later if you're not getting much interest.

You’re responsible for including the postage costs. We recommend Royal Mail for reliability and ease. We suggest using tracked delivery.

What commission do we take? We take 10% commission from the final sale price. You keep 90%.

👗 Renting Your Outfit

How to Price Your Outfit for Rental (Rentals are coming soon!)

On our platform, you set a daily rental price. Renters choose how many days they need the outfit, and the total is calculated automatically at checkout.

Most people rent outfits for 4 to 8 days for weddings and events, so your daily price should reflect what you want to earn over that timeframe. The lower the price, the more likely someone is to rent your outfit, especially if they’re only wearing it for one event!

💡 What Should Your Price Include?

• Your daily rental price
• Postage to the renter (tracked delivery, heavy bridal outfits are usually £7.10 via Royal Mail; lighter outfits cost less)
• A cleaning fee, if you’ll be handling cleaning after return (this varies by item and dry cleaner — set what feels fair)
• Optional refundable damage deposit (you can choose to include a security deposit to cover damage — this will be held securely during the rental)

We recommend keeping your rental price competitive, but you’re always in control.

Suggested Rental Prices

You set a daily rental price, and renters choose how many days they need the outfit. (Rentals are coming soon!)

✨ Suggested Daily Pricing by Outfit Type:

• Outfits (£100–£200): £8–£12/day Total: ~£60–£90 for 4–5 days

• Outfits (£250–£400): £15–£25/day Total: ~£100–£140 for 4–6 days

• Bridal/designer outfits (£500+): £30–£60/day Total: ~£150–£200+ for 5–8 days

• Menswear (e.g. sherwanis): £10–£20/day Total: ~£70–£110 for 3–5 days

• Kidswear: £4–£10/day Total: ~£40–£65 for 3–4 days

Cleaning Options

• If you’ll clean it yourself: Add a cleaning fee into your price
• If you want the renter to clean it: Clearly explain how in your listing, they agree to this when booking

💰 Rental Pricing Example

You rent out a guestwear outfit (original price £300) for £20/day. The renter books it for 5 days → £100 rental fee

Add:

• £7.10 postage
• £cleaning fee (if applicable) → Total paid by renter = £107.10 + cleaning fee

We take a 10% commission on the total amount the renter pays (rental fee + postage + cleaning fee) → approx. £10.71 → You earn ~£96.39 + full cleaning fee

💼 Our Commission We charge 10% commission on the total the renter pays. You keep 90% of the total amount

Delivery Costs

You're responsible for posting the outfit to the renter using tracked delivery. We recommend Royal Mail for reliability and ease.

💡 Postage costs will vary depending on the weight and size of the outfit:

• Heavy bridal outfits (up to 10kg) usually fit in a Royal Mail Medium Parcel and cost around £7.10
• Lighter items like sarees, salwar suits, and kidswear may qualify as Small Parcels, which typically cost around £3.45

We recommend checking the Royal Mail website for the most accurate and up-to-date postage prices

Not Sure

❓Not Sure What to Charge? Don’t worry, just start with a mid-range price and adjust from there.

• If you’re not getting any booking requests or messages, consider reducing the price slightly
• And if you’re unsure, just drop us a message, we’re always happy to help.

Before posting, double-check parcel size and weight limits on the Royal Mail website to ensure you have selected the right option.

Tips to Get Your Listing Noticed

• Be specific about sizing and fit (e.g. “adjustable tie waist, fits UK 8–12”)
• Mention the original price if you remember it, it builds trust
• Be honest about any flaws, a small mark is fine if you're upfront
• Respond quickly to messages from renters or buyers