Pre-loved fashion,
one
of
one.
Hand-picked jackets, knits, denim and dresses, cleaned and measured in cm and inches. Each piece is a single piece: when it is gone, it is gone.
$34
1/1
restockedWhat pre-loved
means here.
Second-hand should never mean second-rate. Before a piece goes on the rack it passes the same four checks, so what you see is what arrives.
See the three gradesWashed or dry-cleaned to suit the fabric, then steamed flat.
Chest, waist, length and sleeve in both cm and inches.
Every mark, pull and loose thread gets its own close-up.
Not as described? Send it back within 14 days for a refund.
Six aisles,
all one-offs.
Just in,
one each.
Red ribbed cardigan
$ 26
Purple-trim crewneck
$ 22
Chunky brown pullover
$ 29
Striped knit polo
$ 24
Khaki cotton overshirt
$ 27
Plaid wool overshirt
$ 33
Linen henley tee
$ 16
Straight-leg jeans
$ 31
Three grades.
No surprises.
Tap a grade to see what it looks like and what it means for the price. Every listing carries its grade and its flaw photos.
A
Like new
Worn once or twice, or never. No marks, pulls or odours, and the tags are gone.
Seams, zips and buttons all work
No visible wear at normal distance
Priced closest to the original shop price
B
Gently used
Light signs of normal wear: soft pilling, slight fading or a faint crease line.
Every mark is photographed up close
Nothing that stops you wearing it
Priced in the middle of the three grades
C
Visible wear
Honest flaws you can see: bleach marks, small holes, loose seams or a stain that did not lift.
Flaw shown close up next to a ruler
Good for mending, dyeing or upcycling
Priced lowest, and the flaw is the reason
Sizes lie.
Centimetres don’t.
Vintage sizing runs small and labels fade. We measure every piece flat, so you can lay your best-fitting favourite next to the numbers.
T-shirt
Label MJeans
Label W30Jacket
Label LTip: between sizes, go by the measurement that matters most (chest for tops, waist for jeans).
Receipts from
real baskets.
★★★★★
The photo of the loose button was exactly what arrived. Measured to the centimetre, fits like the chart said.
★★★★★
Smelled fresh, no marks, and the return label was in the box in case. Easy.
★★★★★
Sold my old bag to them first, took credit and bought this dress. The whole thing took ten days.
The bargain
bin.
The pieces that have waited longest, with the price already marked down.
Clear your
closet. Get paid.
We take clean, wearable clothes. What we cannot sell goes to a charity shop or a textile recycler, never to landfill by choice.
Fill a bag with clean clothes you no longer wear.
We check, grade and measure every piece and reply within 7 days.
Take cash, or shop credit, which pays a little more.
Request your label
Free for bags of 5 pieces or more. No obligation to accept our offer.
We cannot accept worn underwear, damaged or heavily stained pieces.
Straight
answers.
How do you grade condition?
Every piece gets one of three grades: Like new, Gently used or Visible wear. We photograph every flaw up close and write it in the listing.
Is everything cleaned?
Yes. Pieces are washed or dry-cleaned to suit the fabric, steamed and checked for odours. Anything that does not pass is not listed.
How do I know it will fit?
Labels from different decades vary a lot, so we list measurements laid flat in cm and inches. Compare them with a piece you already own.
Can I return something?
Within 14 days. If it is not as described, returns are free. If it simply does not suit you, a $6 label fee applies. Items must be unworn.
Is second-hand really better for the planet?
Buying used keeps a garment in use for longer instead of a new one being made. It is not a perfect fix: shipping and packaging have a footprint too, so we reuse boxes. We do not publish carbon numbers we cannot verify.
What happens to clothes you cannot sell?
Pieces that do not pass our checks go to a local charity shop or a textile recycler.
New pieces every Friday.
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