Temperley London introduces resale platform

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Temperley London, a British fashion brand, has launched Temperley Vintage, a new resale platform in the UK that allows customers to buy and sell authentic, pre-owned Temperley London garments.

The platform, powered by Faume, aligns with the brand’s commitment to sustainability, encouraging customers to cherish, repair, and pass on their clothing. It offers a way for the Temperley London community to extend the lifespan of their items and for others to find archived pieces.

Alice Temperley, the brand’s founder and creative director, stated that the resale platform is a natural extension of the brand’s ethos of creating long-lasting clothing.

Temperley Vintage simplifies the process of selling pre-owned Temperley London items. Sellers can obtain an instant quote, ship their items at no cost, and receive payment quickly, without hidden fees.

Every item is rigorously authenticated and quality-checked, including repairs and professional cleaning, to ensure it meets the brand’s high standards before being listed for resale.

Customers can purchase these authenticated items on the Temperley Vintage website, assured of their authenticity and benefiting from a 14-day return policy.

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