REFASH

REFASH is a secondhand fashion retailer founded in Singapore in 2016. Its official company history says the founder developed the business to give pre-loved clothing another use and to provide sellers a simpler alternative to posting each garment individually. The company operates a curated consumer store as well as an intake and resale workflow for clothes and accessories. This is closer to managed consignment and physical retail than to an open peer-to-peer classified listing network in which each seller handles checkout, pricing and delivery.

REFASH’s bag and wallet consignment page describes item assessment based on design, brand, type and condition, and a payout calculated as a share of the final resale price. The company also publishes selling requirements and store-based drop-off options. Consignors should recognize that a quoted percentage is subject to current category rules, listing markdowns and whether an item ultimately sells. The operator takes responsibility for merchandising and distribution, while the seller may retain economic exposure until a successful transaction.

In regional resale research, REFASH provides an example of a specialist clothing operator combining physical stores, customer intake and reuse messaging. It is distinct from its broader ownership group’s general classifieds marketplaces, which may cover cars, electronics and other categories. Businesses comparing the model should examine the acceptance standards, product-cleaning burden, category mix, expected sell-through and compensation terms rather than assuming that every item offered for drop-off will be listed or that a vendor offers white-label technology to brands.