Closette is where the clothes you're not wearing anymore find someone who'll actually wear them — for a weekend, or for good. Here's how that turns into cash in your pocket.
The premise
That dress had one great night.
It could have twenty more — paid ones.
01 — The opportunity
The dress worn once for a wedding. Jeans that don't fit anymore, tags still on. The blazer at the back of the closet. Closette gives all of it two ways back to work: rented out, sold outright, or both from the same listing.
02 — How it works
You're not running a shop — Closette handles the parts that would otherwise make this feel like work.
Set your price, condition, and availability. Rent it, sell it, or offer both from the same listing.
Discovery, sizing, and booking happen inside Closette. You approve every request before it's confirmed.
Managed pickup and drop-off, with photo evidence at handoff and return — so condition is never a dispute between you and a stranger.
A rental pays out and can go straight back out to the next renter. A sale pays out in full, once, the moment it's confirmed. Both land in your Closette wallet.
03 — Your closet, on Closette
Group pieces the way you'd actually think about them — a wedding-season set, a going-out set, whatever you've got worth listing. Anyone can follow your closet and see new pieces the moment they're up.
A dress worn once, formalwear you'll reach for once a year, pieces that no longer fit but never got worn out — all of it still has a second life in someone else's closet.
Group listings into collections instead of one long list — easier for you to manage, easier for someone to browse.
Freshly listed pieces are surfaced first on the Explore page — your first listing doesn't get buried.
04 — Trust, before anything ships
Government ID and a live selfie are required before anyone's first rental, purchase, or listing — reviewed before they can transact.
Security deposits sit outside Closette's revenue entirely. They're released to the renter, or to you if damage is confirmed — never treated as fees.
Outgoing and return photos are captured at handoff, so a damage claim is backed by evidence, not two conflicting accounts.
Abusive behavior or misrepresented listings can be flagged directly, blocked instantly, and are reviewed by Closette within 24 hours.
05 — The economics
Closette takes a flat share of what the garment itself earns — never of delivery, never of the deposit.
Commission on the rental subtotal or sale price — the only thing it's ever calculated from.
Commission on delivery fees or the security deposit. You keep 100% of what the deposit protects.
Next
List your first piece — verification and delivery are already handled.
List on Closette →