“Can a luxury-only, authenticated resale marketplace scale globally against mass-market rivals like Vinted while embedding payments, BNPL and Resale-as-a-Service into brand partners?”
Founded 2009 as a French peer-to-peer luxury consignment marketplace with expert authentication. Reached $1.7B valuation in 2021 with SoftBank leading a $210M round, then acquired US peer Tradesy to accelerate US expansion. Since 2022, layered in embedded BNPL (Klarna, PagaMasTarde), FX/cross-border payouts (Currencycloud, Hyperwallet), and launched a Resale-as-a-Service B2B product that white-labels the platform for luxury brands (Chloé, Luisaviaroma). Positions itself against Vinted by refusing fast-fashion listings and doubling down on luxury authentication.
Vestiaire Collective processes payments through Adyen, Ingenico and PayPal.
Vestiaire Collective uses Persona for KYC and identity verification.
Vestiaire Collective's lending and capital products are provided by Klarna and PagaMasTarde.
Vestiaire Collective uses Currencycloud and Hyperwallet for FX and cross-border payouts.
Vestiaire Collective's embedded insurance is provided by Elea Insurance Limited.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 5 layers in Vestiaire Collective's stack: Payments / PSP (Adyen, Ingenico and PayPal); Lending (Klarna and PagaMasTarde); Insurance (Elea Insurance Limited); KYC (Persona); FX & payouts (Currencycloud and Hyperwallet).
Vestiaire Collective was founded by Sébastien Fabre, Christian Jorge, Fanny Moizant, Sophie Hersan, Henrique Fernandes and Alexandre Cognard and is founded in 2009, headquartered in 53 rue de Châteaudun, 75009 Paris, France.
Vestiaire Collective has raised $560M+ in total (latest round: Series ($210M, 2021, led by SoftBank); valuation: $1.7B (2021)).
Vestiaire Collective's acquisitions include Tradesy (2021).
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