Boutiques, market traders, tailors and independent labels. Take orders, get paid through escrow, and run the whole thing from your phone — without asking customers to trust a bank transfer to a name they have never met.
Free to open a store · You keep your own customers and your own prices
It is almost never the clothes. It is that paying a stranger in advance feels like a risk, so the sale stalls at “send account details”. FashionLife holds the buyer's payment in escrow and releases it to you on delivery. They are protected, you are certain of getting paid, and neither of you has to take the other's word for it.
The buyer’s money is held by FashionLife and released to you once the order is delivered. They stop worrying about paying a stranger, and you stop chasing payment.
Order money lands in your FashionLife wallet and you withdraw to your own bank account. Every movement is ledgered, so your balance always has a trail behind it.
Photograph the item and the app drafts the title, description, category, size and colour details for you. You review it before anything goes live — it never publishes on its own.
Built-in POS for walk-in customers, so your counter sales and your online sales sit in the same book instead of two.
International shipping with landed cost shown up front, so an overseas buyer sees duties and delivery before they commit rather than refusing the parcel later.
Orders, payouts, refunds and store analytics in one dashboard, instead of scrolling back through chat history to work out what you sold last week.
If you sew rather than stock, take commissions with staged payment — deposit to start, balance on completion — and a production tracker both sides can see.
Build a lookbook for a drop and get your own store address at yourname.fashionlifeapp.com to put on a card or a flyer.
Create your account
Download FashionLife and sign up. Same account you already use if you are on the app.
Set up your store
Store name, a short description, a category, and the web address you want. Takes a few minutes.
List what you sell
Photograph each item — the app drafts the listing and you correct anything it got wrong before publishing.
Add where you get paid
Your bank details for withdrawals, and a transaction PIN that protects every payout from your wallet.
Nothing here is unusual — it is the same information you would give a customer anyway.
Set it up today and list your first few items. You can add POS, shipping and made-to-order later — none of it has to be decided now.
Creators: there's a weekly contest too