Every year luxury brands like Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Chanel deliver new collections of goods that are simply mouth-watering. And what do they all have in common? Unfortunately for most of us they’re way too expensive. On the other hand that doesn’t necessarily mean luxury clothing and accessories are unobtainable. These are five of the best websites to get your hands on those much coveted items for a way friendlier price.
Vestiaire Collective
First on our list is Vestiaire Collective. On the website you’ll find brands, such as Chanel, Bulgari, Fendi and Prada. The site lists items for men and women and can be searched by different categories. You could for example search by designer or go for different lifestyle categories. It’s nice to know that all items are curated and quality checked by a team of experts and you can even pay in 3, 6 or 12 monthly installments (with rates from 10-30 percent).
Rebag
Next up is Rebag. This website focuses on designer bags and you’ll find items from pretty much every big designer. The site also offers a nice thing called “HAVE A 6 MONTH FLING”. It basically means you can return any Rebag handbag within 6 months in exchange for credit worth at least 70 percent of the purchase price. So if you like switching bags often, it’s a nice option to get your hands on designer bags for relatively cheap. And if you have some old bags lying around, you can also sell them through the mobile app or website. You should get an offer for your baby within 1 to 2 business days.
LGS (Luxury Garage Sale)
Luxury Garage Sale also offers designer bags, but is also the place to be for luxury shoes, clothing, jewelry and accessories. Each item undergoes a rigorous inspection process to check its authenticity, so you know you’re buying the real thing. They can even help you find your ultimate style by matching you with a stylist in your area.
The Luxury Closet
The Luxury Closet is another great website to get high on designer goods with lower price tags. As with the previous sites all items are checked or authenticity, so at least that’s something you don’t have to worry about. The website also has an attached magazine, though it does seem like they’ve been a bit too busy to post anything new lately. They do have a section that teaches you how to spot fake designer bags. So that might come in handy next time you scavenge Ebay for a new Louis.
Fashionphile
Last but not least we have Fashionphile for you. Might sound a bit dirty, but they do have a lot of glorious handbags, jewelry, watches and accessories. And if you’re looking for a present, they even have a “giftable” filter to get you started. A while ago the site partnered with Neiman Marcus to help customers of the shop easily sell their pre-owned luxury and get store credits.
